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Ah, the classic AFC North showdown between the Steelers and the Browns didn’t disappoint if you're a fan of offensive fireworks and defensive flubs. The game started with Chris Boswell kicking things off for the Steelers, like the kid at a birthday party who gets the first slice of cake. But the Browns weren't going to let Pittsburgh have their cake and eat it too. Jameis Winston tossed a 35-yard touchdown to Jerry Jeudy, giving fans a rollercoaster ride of emotions and Steelers a reason to double down on their coverage. Although Winston flirted dangerously with turnovers—kind of like that friend who always pushes their luck in a game of Jenga—his occasional brilliance kept the Browns in the hunt. Russell Wilson, on the other hand, looked like a vintage Steeler quarterback, not missing a beat and dicing up the Browns' defense like he was slicing a turkey on Thanksgiving. The game was closer than a nose-to-nose staring contest, but the Steelers managed to snuff out the Browns' dreams with a vital run from Justin Fields. Steelers' playoff hopes remain bright, but their defense? That's a story for another day. Meanwhile, the Browns officially waved goodbye to the postseason, joining the list of NFL teams bluesier than a country music playlist.

- Dad