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Cleveland Browns defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 20-14: What they're saying

Starting Blocks, cleveland.com

Browns' defense played well. On the other hand, the Steelers' offense was awful -- its eight turnovers the most in the league in 11 years. More Browns vs. Steelers story links.

ESPN.com

Jerome Bettis hasn't carried the ball for the Steelers for seven years. But losing, especially to the Browns, still strikes a chord with the former running back. Here's what Bettis tweeted a few hours after the Steelers lost to the Browns, 20-14: The on…

Matt Florjancic, clevelandbrowns.com

The Cleveland Browns forced eight turnovers in their 20-14 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

Matt Florjancic, clevelandbrowns.com

A win over the Pittsburgh Steelers means a lot to the Browns players, especially those who have been through the rivalry games before.

Paul Hoynes, cleveland.com

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin asked his team all last week to be kind to 37-year-old Charlie Batch. The Steelers, with a big assist from the Browns, didn't listen.

Matt Florjancic, clevelandbrowns.com

The Browns’ players and coaches are looking to build on the momentum they gained from the victory over Pittsburgh Sunday and continue it throughout the week of preparation for next week’s game against the Oakland Raiders.

Tom Reed, cleveland.com

"Our defense was playing crazy, everybody was doing their thing," said Browns corner Joe Haden,

Matt Loede, brownsgab.com

Photo Gallery From the Browns 20-14 Win Over the Steelers Sunday

Mary Kay Cabot, cleveland.com

Defense, defense, defense ... Mary Kay and Tom discuss how it all worked out so well.

David I. Andersen, cleveland.com

Plain Dealer Cleveland Browns beat writers Mary Kay Cabot and Tom Reed take a look back at the Browns 20-14 victory over the rival Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

Bud Shaw, cleveland.com

It's a good thing wins over the Steelers don't have to be pretty to be appreciated, sports columnist Bud Shaw writes.

CNNSI.com

Talk about adding insult to injury. The banged-up Steelers suffered a disastrous 20-14 setback to the Browns. With Big Ben out, quarterback play doomed Pittsburgh, writes Chris Burke.

ESPN.com

CLEVELAND -- It seems like the Browns quarterbacks can't get out of a Steelers game healthy. Rookie first-round pick Brandon Weeden suffered a concussion in Sunday's 20-14 upset win over Pittsburgh. It was just last December when Colt McCoy got a concus…

Sean Newell, deadspin.com

We'll be putting all our GIFs for the day here, from official Buddy Of The West Horton narrowly escaping certain death to Indianapolis cheerleaders remaining Chuckstrong. We'll update the post as the later games conclude, so stay tuned. More »

Mary Kay Cabot, cleveland.com

Outgoing president said farewell to players after Sunday's game.

Terry Pluto, cleveland.com

The men in the orange helmets delivered bone-rattling, fumbling-inducing tackles and ball-hawked the rusty Charlie Batch throughout Sunday's game.

Branson Wright, cleveland.com

A sloppy affair is won by the Browns thanks to eight turnovers forced by the defense.

Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com

The Steelers hoped that they could survive this week’s visit to the Browns without Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown so that they could take on the Ravens next week for a shot oat part of the AFC North lead. If they do, it will only be because the Ra…

Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com

The Browns lead 20-14 with three minutes to play and they’ve got the ball following Joe Haden’s interception of Charlie Batch. It won’t be Brandon Weeden trying to ice the game, however. Weeden has been taken to the locker room for “further evalua…

Glenn Moore, cleveland.com

Join our live post-game show with cleveland.com's Glenn Moore and The Plain Dealer's Dennis Manoloff.

Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com

The Steelers came into Sunday’s game against the Browns without starting right tackle Marcus Gilbert, but replacement Mike Adams wasn’t able to make it through the game. Adams has been carted to the locker room with an ankle injury that looks serious …

Sean Newell, deadspin.com

You can tell a lot about a person by checking out who they follow on Twitter. In the case of the former TCU Horned Frog, Tank Carder fulfills many of the "jock" stereotypes you might have. He follows something called "Fill Werrell" a…

ESPN.com

CLEVELAND -- The Pittsburgh Steelers gave the Browns the lead with three fumbles in the first half, but the Browns gave it right back on a questionable touchdown right before halftime. Chris Rainey, the only Steelers running back not to lose a fumble, s…

Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com

With Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown out this week because of injuries, the Steelers could use a strong performance from their defense to beat the Browns. So far, so good. Linebacker Lawrence Timmons returned an interception 53 yards to end the fir…

Mary Kay Cabot, cleveland.com

Can Haden and Skrine help the Browns shut down the Pittsburgh air game?

Brian McIntyre, yahoo.com

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown will not play on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, despite being listed as "questionable" on Friday's injury report. Brown, who signed a five-year, $41.96 million contract extension in August,…

Michele DeScioli, clevelandbrowns.com

Former Browns Hanford Dixon and Bob Golic spent Saturday night at the Browns' Backer Bash at Cleveland Browns Stadium.

Plain Dealer staff, cleveland.com

Three of our six experts are picking the Browns over Pittsburgh today. Who are they and why?

Terry Pluto, cleveland.com

The Browns did more than beat Pittsburgh, they made progress.

Paul Hoynes, cleveland.com

Browns center Alex Mack talks about scoring touchdowns and his consecutive-start streak.

Tom Reed, cleveland.com

Some of the same issues that plagued the Browns' passing game last year are evident again.

Mary Kay Cabot, cleveland.com

The Browns hope to beat the Steelers without Big Ben, but they still have to contend with the league's top-ranked defense.

Mary Kay Cabot, cleveland.com

Browns defensive coordinator Dick Jauron, for one, made it clear that he felt T.J. Ward's hit on receiver Kevin Ogletree was legal.