After two games on the road, the Cleveland Browns are heading back home. Cleveland and the Pittsburgh Steelers will face off in an AFC North battle at 1 p.m. ET Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium. The Browns are the favorites here -- although they were the favorites in their last game, too, so the odds might count for a little less.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Todd Monken cautioned the Browns not to hurt the Browns in their battle for first place in the AFC North in Pittsburgh on Sunday. In the first meeting, a 27-24 Browns victory at Huntington Bank Field on Thursday Night Football Oct.

Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers look for a second win over an AFC North rival in as many weeks as they visit Cleveland to take on the Browns on “Thursday Night Football.” Both Pittsburgh and Cleveland are 2-1 and coming off home victories over Cincinnati and Carolina,

The Browns also released two players from their practice squad after adding Tucker with running back Jaret Patterson and safety John Saunders getting released. The Browns will get back to the practice field on Wednesday as they prepare for a big divisional showdown with first place in the AFC North on the line this weekend.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are currently on a roll. The team has won three games in a row, and the group has a chance to win a fourth over a divisional opponent in Week 8 versus the Cleveland Browns.

Alex Kemp will be the referee for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Week 8 matchup with the Cleveland Browns, according to Football Zebras on Twitter. Referee for Browns at Steelers — Alex Kemp #CLEvsPIT #DawgPound #HereWeGo pic.

Former Cleveland Browns cornerback Hanford Dixon had some choice words for the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of Sunday’s pivotal AFC North […]

The Pittsburgh Steelers still need to make a few moves in order to be viewed as real contenders to win the AFC.