Steelers score in second half to narrow gap against Browns

The Pittsburgh Steelers scored their first touchdown of the second half through tight end Darnell Washington, closing the deficit to 21-16 against the Cleveland Browns with over 10 minutes remaining in the game. This followed an interception by Browns quarterback DeShaun Watson that allowed Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to connect on a 21-yard touchdown pass. Pittsburgh attempted a two-point conversion but was unsuccessful. Cleveland extended their lead to eight points with a field goal, making it 24-16 with 6:37 left in the match. Rodgers has been sacked five times during the game, the most since 2024 with the New York Jets.

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