PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh finished it.
The game. And, likely, the Cleveland Browns' season.
Predictably, it was the Steelers who all but extinguished the Browns' already slim playoff hopes, rolling to the 20-13 victory on Sunday in a revenge game off the melee just 17 days ago in Cleveland.
Predictably, it was former Browns cornerback Joe Haden who came up with the game-clinching play, intercepting Baker Mayfield in the final minute of a potentially game-tying drive.
After a brief and chaotic reprieve, the Steelers restored balance to a rivalry that's been anything but balanced, while flexing their permanence as a franchise, against a flailing one defined mostly by its dysfunction this millennium.