“Thursday Night Football” returns in Week 4 with an AFC North rivalry as the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field.
Both teams enter Thursday night at 2-1 after winning their Week 3 games. Pittsburgh defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 30-27 behind 292 passing yards and three touchdowns from Aaron Rodgers, while Cleveland edged the Carolina Panthers 21-18 after Deshaun Watson threw two touchdown passes.
The game also marks the first Thursday night meeting between division rivals this season. Pittsburgh is looking to build on its Week 3 offensive turnaround, while Cleveland has won two straight games heading into the short week.
Steelers vs Browns: Watch Thursday Night Football for Free
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- Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
- Venue: Huntington Bank Field, Cleveland
- Live stream: Prime Video, NFL+
Fans who are eligible for an Amazon Prime 30-day free trial can use the trial to watch Thursday Night Football without paying during the trial period. Prime Video offers a 30-day trial for eligible new members.
NFL+ is another option for U.S. viewers, with a 7-day free trial offer, although the live game stream is limited to phones and tablets.
Steelers vs Browns Overview
Rodgers enters the game after his best performance of the season against Cincinnati. Jaylen Warren also had 176 total yards in the victory, including 127 rushing yards and 49 receiving yards.
Watson has Cleveland coming off consecutive wins, throwing two touchdowns with no interceptions in each of those games. Tight end Harold Fannin Jr. caught two touchdown passes in the win against the Panthers and has become a reliable target for Watson this season.
The Browns have also won their last four home Thursday Night Football games against Pittsburgh.
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