Facing the Steelers in Pittsburgh is not fun. It's been especially rough for the Browns, who haven't won a regular season game there since 2003! 
Look for that pattern to continue. 

The Browns are still fat-and-happy after upsetting the Steelers two weeks ago and then nearly beating the Broncos in Denver this past Monday night. So they are traveling off a short week. 

Jameis Winston threw for 497 yards and four TD's against the Broncos. Winston also was picked off three times of which two were returned for touchdowns. 

There are reasons why Winston is not a starting caliber NFL quarterback starting with interceptions. No QB in the league is more live for a pick-six than Winston, who usually follows a good game with a bad one. He is highly inconsistent. 

The Steelers get back Alex Highsmith, their second-best pass rusher. Highsmith and T.J. Watt should cause plenty of havoc against a banged-up Cleveland offensive line. The Browns haven't produced a decent ground attack all season. 

 Russell Wilson is enjoying a strong bounce back season. He's the No. 1 graded QB on passes of more than 15 yards, according to research compiled by Pro Football Focus. The Browns give up the second-most yards per pass attempt and third-most completions of 20 or more yards.