[vincesanity82]

The rejuvenation of Ben Roethlisberger has helped the Pittsburgh Steelers regain their status as one of the elite teams in the NFL. The Cleveland Browns, meanwhile, have ridden a breakout season from Derek Anderson during a surprising first half. Roethlisberger and the Steelers host Anderson and the Browns on Sunday in a matchup of the top teams in the AFC North. Heres my upset of the week. Browns win this one by seven.

[Lefty Noob]

Nah, the Browns will keep it close, but too much Willie Parker here - Pittsburgh holds off Cleveland's upset bid.

[bears9]

Cleveland will keep it close but Pittsburgh wins 27-24

[Tiny Tom]

I think that the Browns shock the Steelers like the Browns seem to be shocking everyone who lets up on them for one second during playing them.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by Tiny Tom

I think that the Browns shock the Steelers like the Browns seem to be shocking everyone who lets up on them for one second during playing them.

But do you think the Steelers, considering the rivalry that exists here, will let up on them for even one second? I sure don't.

[Tiny Tom]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

But do you think the Steelers, considering the rivalry that exists here, will let up on them for even one second? I sure don't.

I think the Steelers are very good but not great and I think most teams let up on their opponents for second when the'yre in the lead and that's when the Browns usually strike and sneak in a W. Ask the St. Louis Rams.

I have to give Pittsburgh credit, for the first time since the Art(ful) dodger hosed Cleveland, Pittsburgh beat a real Cleveland team. Steeler fans should take about as much pride as an adult beating up a six year old on all those other wins, but this one, pride would be justified. One question though, when will the Steeler fans learn to use the bathroom instead of peeing into those towels and waving them about to dry? No wonder they re so yellow and referred to as being “terrible”.