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The Pittsburgh Steelers fell 24-19 on the road in Cleveland in a game that saw sheets of snow affect play.

Nick Chubb plowed to two touchdowns to help his Cleveland Browns to a 24-19 triumph over the Pittsburgh Steelers that won't soon be forgotten, for the drama amid a frosty setting and the quiet running back's storybook contributions.

Though it's still the autumn, the Browns emerged from a winter wonderland with an 24-19 upset over the Steelers on Thursday night. Here's What We Learned from Cleveland's victory.

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Kevin Stefanski is expected to remain as Browns head coach in 2025, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Thursday's edition of The Insiders.

After losing power following a major "bomb cyclone" storm Tuesday night, the Seattle Seahawks' team facility remains affected by the outage on Thursday.

With the dust beginning to settle on the Giants' change at QB, Daniel Jones, now relegated to third-string backup duty after nearly six seasons at the helm, spoke to the media Thursday for the first time since his demotion this week.

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Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, who's out for the season due to a hamstring injury, described how tough it's been watching his team struggle from the sideline.

Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Love had all offseason to reflect on last season's playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers, and he certainly hasn't forgotten how that defeat made him feel ahead of Sunday's rematch.

The Bears lost their fourth straight game Sunday, dropping them to 4-6, but there were some positives in the defeat, particularly regarding Caleb Williams, Thomas Brown and Chicago's more efficient offense.

Don't try to make Monday's game about Jim and John Harbaugh. The Chargers coach certainly wasn't interested in feeding the narrative when asked repeatedly about his meeting with his brother, the longtime Baltimore coach.