Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns are exceeding expectations this season. That doesn't mean they are immune from poor performances, suffering a historic one in their 27-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday afternoon.
Cleveland got off to a solid start, having one of the best records in the AFC. This placed them in the playoff picture of the conference standings, surprising many with their wins this season.
However, the Browns' offense fell down to earth. They continue to suffer a historic losing streak when they enter Pittsburgh's homefield during the regular season. That skid extended to 23 consecutive games as it ties a league record per NFL insider Adam Schefter.
Article Continues Below“Browns now have lost 23 straight regular-season game at Pittsburgh, tying the NFL record for most consecutive road regular-season losses vs. a team that the Lions held, losing 23 straight games at Green Bay from 1992 through 2014,” Schefter wrote.