Cleveland sits 1-5 as Stefanski faces mounting pressure and locker-room tensions. The piece pins the woes on Andrew Berry’s cap-centric roster strategy, an fragile offensive line, and a wide-receiver group led by Jeudy that hasn’t hit expectations. With 11 games remaining, the franchise must translate talent into wins or risk a regime shakeup amid questions about development and long-term vision.

The Browns fell to 1-5 after a 23-9 loss to the Steelers, with Myles Garrett offering a single-word answer when asked if it gets harder to keep pushing. Garrett’s stat line reflected the night—zero sacks or QB hits against Pittsburgh’s line—and his recent trade-demand and record-setting extension keep him in the spotlight beyond Sundays. Cleveland now shifts toward a key home date with the Miami Dolphins and continues to weigh Shedeur Sanders’ potential backup role, while Dillon Gabriel and the coaching staff confront a stalled offense. Off-field chatter, including a blistering take from Tony Rizzo, adds extra texture to a season already swirling with questions about leadership, motivation, and the path back to relevance. The weekend slate also touched on Browns-Jaguars trade talk and Newsome’s input as Cleveland looks to steady a faltering campaign and salvage fantasy value for several players.

Pittsburgh neutralized Garrett by cycling fronts and applying four hands on him every snap, stifling the league’s top-edge threat as the Steelers rolled to a 23-9 win over Cleveland.

Garrett finished with two tackles, no sacks, while Broderick Jones and teammates anchored the plan; Tomlin stressed keeping him from wrecking the game. Garrett had taunted Rodgers earlier, but Pittsburgh answered with disciplined execution on Sundays.