The Browns' win over the Steelers came down to the final play on Thursday night -- relive it through the eyes of the Cleveland palyers

Browns defensive end Myles Garrett dropped Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson for an 8-yard loss on third-and-3 from the Cleveland 32. That sack helped push Chris Boswell's field goal try back to a 58-yarder, which the Pittsburgh kicker missed wide right.

Despite a tough loss to Cleveland in Week 12, fans have several reasons to be optimistic about the Steelers’ potential moving forward.

For the third time since Ben Roethlisberger retired, the Pittsburgh Steelers have a quarterback situation to resolve in the offseason.

Russell Wilson wants to be the Pittsburgh Steelers' full-time starting quarterback. While Wilson praised Pittsburgh's coaching staff as well as

The Pittsburgh Steelers' decision to switch to Russell Wilson as their starting quarterback has mostly been considered a success. It has not fixed all of the problems, however, and Wilson might even be contributing to some of them.

Myles Garrett decided not to hold back. Following his three-sack performance in the Browns' upset win over the Steelers on Thursday night, Cleveland's All-Pro pass rusher directly addressed the obvious tension that exists between himself and Steelers outside linebacker T.

Myles Garrett spent the first half Thursday night harassing Pittsburgh Steelers QB Russell Wilson. The great Cleveland defensive lineman had three sacks and a forced fumble as the Browns took a 10-3 lead into the break.