Welcome. Welcome in everyone to the PFF NFL NFL show.

I'm your host Gordon McGinnis, joined today by Dalton Wasserman,

here to break down the Cleveland Browns 24 to 19 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday night football.

Bit of a surprise win. I think most people were expecting the Steelers to come out on top here.

They slip up a little bit and open up some other opportunities in the AFC North with the Ravens trying to come back there.

And it was a strange game.

You know, the weather kind of threatened before the game started.

And then there's a point in this game.

I was watching through the All-22 this morning.

And there's a point in this game where between two Browns pass plays,

it goes from a completely clear field to an absolute blizzard

whereby you can hardly see the players on the field.

So that definitely had a little bit of an impact there.

The Browns had a lead, lost it, came back at the end with a nice drive from James Winston.

Going to jump right in with my stat that told the story of the game, though.

And that's that TJ Watt had just two hurdies in this game.

This was, it was clearly something the Browns were trying to limit. They used either

a chip or a double team on almost half of his, of his pass rushing snaps when I was looking

through this morning. About a third of James Winston's passes were in plays with a time to

throw of two seconds or less. You know, this is despite the fact that on the offensive line,

Jermade if Eddie was starting at left tackle

he's their third string player there and he got kind of low-key cooked throughout this game

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