Do the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers have a long and storied history? Absolutely. The rivalry dates back to 1950 and started off 32-9 in favor of the Browns in the first 20 years. But since 1970, Pittsburgh has dominated the series 70-30-1. Despite the recent success of the Men of Steel, the Browns continue to be a challenge to the Steelers every single season. This week, BTSC only takes a look at the games that took place in Cleveland.
Here’s a brief tale of the tape:
Points: Steelers 2,967, Browns 2,748
Wins: Steelers 79, Browns 62
Home Record: Steelers 50-22, Browns 40-29
Shutouts: 9 (Steelers 5, Browns 4)
Steelers 31, Browns 0 (12/28/2008), Steelers 41, Browns 0 (12/24/2005), Steelers 43, Browns 0 (9/12/1999), Steelers 35, Browns 0 (12/23/1990), Browns 51, Steelers 0 (9/10/1989), Steelers 30, Browns 0 (12/3/1972), Browns 24, Steelers 0 (11/10/1957), Browns 28, Steelers 0 (12/9/1951), Browns 17, Steelers 0 (10/21/1951)
Biggest Win Margin: 9/10/1989 - Browns 51, Steelers 0
Closest Game: 09/09/2018 - Steelers 21, Browns 21
Overtime Games: 7 - Steelers 5, Browns 1, 1 Tie
Postseason Record: Steelers 2, Browns 1
September 24, 1978 Steelers 15, Browns 9 (OT)
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