Cleveland at Pittsburgh

Cleveland led most of the game, but lost in the closing seconds to the Vikings when Jordan Addison caught a go-ahead 12-yard TD pass from Carson Wentz for a 21-17 Minnesota victory in London on Sunday. Dillon Gabriel threw for two TDs in his first NFL start, and Quinshon Judkins ran for 110 yards, giving the Browns some optimism for their offense in the future after averaging only 14.0 points in their first four games. The Browns have beaten Pittsburgh outright in two of the past three meetings. The Steelers come off a bye week after defeating the Vikings 24-21. Pittsburgh still is 3-6 straight up and ATS dating to last season. The Browns are No. 2 in the NFL in yards allowed (247.8) and tied at No. 4 in pass defense. Cleveland leads the league in rushing defense, yielding just 75.6 yards per game. The Steelers are #28 in total yards allowed (382.5 per game). Cleveland's defense is more than capable of keeping the Steelers offense, led by Aaron Rodgers, off-balance by forcing him to beat the Browns through the air. Pittsburgh ranks #31 in rushing offense, averaging only 80.0 yards per game. Take the Browns.