Black & Yellow | Pittsburgh Steelers M26

[six7]

AR is abusing

[redsox907]

Should be able to make light work out of the Browns even though Myles Garrett is going to get his

IDC how ugly the game was, Pats down all day

Browns about to be easy money

Get AR’s attempts under 25 and lean on that run game #RTDB

Warren gotta get more touches but 8-0 is 8-0

Browns should be an easy win

We're running it by committee, Keaton was just on the box score cause he had the most yards. But Warren isn't breaking through like he was last year tbh - he's getting about 10 carries a game and not doing much with it and this last game was no expection

clear PI imo

AR is abusing

he dynamic, but got brought back to earth last game

[redsox907]

Cleveland Fraud Checks Steelers With Blowout Victory


Quinshon Judkins hit the triple spin move to break free for a 73 yard screen pass touchdown, his first of four touchdowns in the blowout.

ScoringSummary

Team	Q	Time	Play	Cleveland	Pittsburgh
	1st	8:44	Quinshon Judkins, 73 Yd Pass From Shedeur Sanders	7	0
	1st	4:40	Quinshon Judskins, 5 Yd Run	14	0
	1st	2:43	Keaton Mitchell, 49 Yd Pass From Anthony Richardson	14	7
	2nd	0:45	Quinshon Judkins, 18 Yd Run	21	7
	2nd	0:00	Chris Boswell, 35 Yd FG	21	10
	3rd	4:43	Dominic Zvada, 52 Yd FG	24	10
	3rd	0:32	Quinshon Judkins, 12Yd Run	31	10
	4th	8:26	Eric Singleton Jr, 19 Yd Pass From Shedeur Sanders	38	10
	4th	4:16	Dominic Svada, 30 Yd FG	41	10
	4th	0:33	Dylan Sampson, 6 Yd Run	48	10

Pittsburgh, PA. - The 1972 Miami Dolphins can officially celebrate, as the final two unbeaten teams of the 2026 NFL season — the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles — both fell over the weekend.

Philadelphia stumbled 19-10 in a rivalry loss to the Washington Commanders, while Pittsburgh suffered a humbling 48-10 defeat at the hands of the Cleveland Browns, marking their worst performance of the young season.

“Embarrassing. No other way to describe it,” said quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr., who finished 12-of-31 for 238 yards through the air and added 141 on the ground. Despite piling up yardage, the Steelers came away empty on all four fourth-down attempts — each within field goal range — and turned the ball over four times, completely derailing the offense.

Cleveland running back Quinshon Judkins delivered a career performance, scoring four touchdowns and breaking the game open early with a dazzling 73-yard catch-and-run that left multiple Steelers defenders grasping at air.

Though the final score was lopsided, Pittsburgh’s defense kept things competitive early, registering seven sacks despite being on the field for most of the game. But as Richardson and the offense pressed in the second half, turnovers mounted and the Browns took full advantage, wearing down a gassed Steelers defense.

“We can’t expect our defense to be on the field for 75% of the game and play at an elite level — period,” head coach Mike Tomlin said postgame. “Offensively, we need to execute better. We’ll watch the tape and make the necessary adjustments.”

The Steelers (8-1) will look to bounce back next week when they return home to face the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium.


Anthony Richardson Sr | 12/31, 238, TD, 2 INT; 11 Att, 141 Yds
Shedeur Sanders | 16/22, 340 Yds, 2 TD, INT; 2 Att, 25 Yds

Jaylen Warren | 6 Att, 6 Yds
Dylan Sampson | 17 Att, 108 Yds, TD
Quinshon Judkins | 6 Att, 36 Yds, 3 TD; 2 Rec, 90 Yds, TD

DK Metcalf | 4 Rec, 110 Yds
Harold Fannin Jr | 6 Rec, 143 Yds

EDGE TJ Watt | 8 Tkl, 4 TFL, 2 Sacks
EDGE Alex Highsmith | 7 Tkl, 2 TFL, 2 Sacks
CB Joey Porter Jr | 7 Tkl, INT
EDG ETJ Parker (R) | 4 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack, FF, FR
EDGE Myles Garrett | 5 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sack
SS Grant Delpit | 5 Tkl, TFL, INT

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NFL Week Eight Scoreboard
21 New York (N) (5-4) @ Tennessee (1-8) 24
21 Minnesota (1-8) @ New York (A) (4-4) 31
24 Chicago (4-5) @ Detroit 28
44 Atlanta (35) @ New Orleans 36
23 Green Bay @ Carolina (3-5) 21
10 Philadelphia (8-1) @ Washington (2-7) 19
17 Buffalo (5-2) @ New England (5-3) 20
15 Los Angeles (N) (2-6) @ Arizona (4-4) 23
20 Houston (4-4) @ Indianapolis (5-3) 42
25 San Francisco (2-7( @ Seattle (2-6) 31
24 Tampa Bay (5-4) @ Denver (4-5) 28
13 Jacksonville (5-3 @ Baltimore (5-3) 24
14 Los Angeles (A) @ Kansas City (8-1) 24

[Captain Canada]

Panties to the ground like that? Damn shame.

[Soapy]

wait what lmao

[YaBoyRobRoy]

not only a loss, but a BLOWOUT?!?! say it ain't so, to the Browns of all teams too

[djp73]

foh

[The JZA]

I knew I heard cheeks clapping from around the way

[redsox907]

Panties to the ground like that? Damn shame.

wait what lmao

not only a loss, but a BLOWOUT?!?! say it ain't so, to the Browns of all teams too

foh

I knew I heard cheeks clapping from around the way

had to do it for realism. This is what the RL Steelers would do.

But honestly, it was my fault. The 1st failed 4th down put them in position to go up 14-0 and from there I was just pressing trying to make plays. Plus for some reason Shedeur has always shredded us. Had a shoot out with them 1st meeting last year, needed the defense to bail us out with three straight fumbles in the 2nd meeting. Will have to re-adjust the game plan next time

WE WILL RISE AGAIN

[redsox907]

2026 - Week Ten Preview

Pittsburgh Steelers (8-1)
86 Overall // 85 Offense // 88 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 35.1 (1st)
Pass Yards: 256.1 (2nd)
Rush Yards: 196.0 (1st)
Defensive Points Per Game: 21.8 (15th)
Opp Pass Yards: 234.7 (25th)
Opp Rush Yards: 63.4 (2nd)

Houston Texans (4-4)
85 Overall // 83 Offense // 89 Defense
Offensive Points Per Game: 24.5 (8th)
Pass Yards: 232 (19th)
Rush Yards: 115.6 (9th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 22.3 (19th)
Opp Pass Yards: 214.0 (5th)
Opp Rush Yards: 106.5 (14th)

Pittsburgh Steelers                         | 2026 Results                      | Houston Texans
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Dallas (4-4) W 23-17                        | Week 1                            | @ Commanders (2-7) W 38-17
Atlanta (3-5) W 45-24                       | Week 2                            | Jacksonville (5-3) L 20-21
@ Indianapolis (5-3) W 38-28                | Week 3                            | Tennessee (1-8) W 21-14
@ Jacksonville (5-3) W 38-10                | Week 4                            | Dallas (4-4) W 27-24
Tennessee (1-8) W 48-7                      | Week 5                            | @ Los Angeles (A) (5-4) W 30-3
@ Cincinnati (4-4) W 48-15                  | Week 6                            | @ Cleveland (6-3) L 19-31
Baltimore (5-3) W 38-28                     | Week 7                            | BYE
@ New England (5-3) W 35-20                 | Week 8                            | Baltimore (5-3) L 21-27
Cleveland Browns (6-3) L 10-48              | Week 9                            | @ Indianapolis (5-3) L 20-42

Pittsburgh Steelers                                             Houston Texans
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G Isaac Seumalo (81) Torn Pectoral (21-27 Weeks)        | INJ | HB Joe Mixon (90) Back Strain (Week to Week)
LB Harold Perkins Jr (77) Broken Collarbone (3-5 Weeks) | INJ | LB Ivan Pace Jr (81) Dislocated Elbow (2-4 Weeks)

Pittsburgh Steelers                                                         Houston Texans
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Anthony Richardson Sr - 178/295 (60%), 2,367 Yds, 23 TD, 8 INT | Passing  | CJ Stroud - 144/209 (68%), 1,856 Yds, 15 TD, 5 INT
Anthony Richardson Sr - 95 Att, 1,000 Yds, 9 TD                | Rushing  | CJ Stroud - 16 Att, 51 Yds, TD
Jaylen Warren - 89 Att, 436 Yds, 5 TD                          | Rushing  | Joe Mixon - 141 Att, 817 Yds, 6 TD
DK Metcalf - 41 Rec, 863 Yds, 8 TD                             | Receiving| Tank Dell - 42 Rec, 588 Yds, 7 TD
(R) Zachariah Branch - 57 Rec, 680 Yds, 8 TD                   | Receiving| Christian Kirk - 24 Rec, 313 Yds, 4 TD
SS DeShon Elliott - 61 Tkl, 11 TFL, 2 Sacks                    | Defense  | MLB Azeez Al-Shaair - 64 Tkl, TFL, 0.5 Sack
EDGE Alex Highsmith - 39 Tkl, 22 TFL, 8 Sacks                  | Defense  | EDGE (R) Keldric Faulk - 34 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3.5 Sacks
EDGE TJ Watt - 30 Tkl, 16 TFL, 6 Sacks                         | Defense  | EDGE Danielle Hunter - 21 Tkl, 3 TFL, 7 Sacks
CB Joey Porter Jr - 33 Tkl, 1 TFL, 3 INT                       | Defense  | CB Derek Stingley Jr - 34 Tkl, 4 INT