The Pittsburgh Steelers dominated the ground game in the first half, accumulating 160 rushing yards to build a 20-6 lead over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. The Steelers' offensive line opened significant holes for their running backs, controlling the line of scrimmage and dictating the tempo of the AFC North matchup.
Pittsburgh's balanced attack kept the Browns' defense off balance, with the rushing yards coming on a high volume of carries that wore down Cleveland's front seven. The 14-point halftime advantage reflects the Steelers' ability to sustain drives and capitalize on scoring opportunities in the first two quarters.
