Steelers face Ravens in win-or-go-home clash after Shedeur Sanders, Browns upset Pittsburgh
NY Post
The Cleveland Browns are having another dreadful season and won’t be in the playoffs, but their upset win over the Steelers on Sunday helped set up a win-or-go-home matchup next week between Pittsburgh and the Baltimore Ravens.
Cleveland’s 13-6 win at home over Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers dropped Pittsburgh to 9-7, just one game ahead of 8-8 Baltimore, who beat the Packers on Saturday without an injured Lamar Jackson.
If the Ravens knock off the Steelers in Pittsburgh next Sunday, Baltimore wins the AFC North and gets a trip to the playoffs.
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Either way, the loser’s season will be over.
The Steelers could have clinched a postseason spot on Sunday with a victory over the Browns — who entered the game having dropped four straight games and seven of their previous eight — but will now have to figure out a way in the final week of the season after seeing a three-game winning streak snapped.
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