CLEVELAND -- Myles Garrett didn't get the sack record, but his Cleveland Browns recorded a 13-6 upset win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, who missed a golden opportunity to win the AFC North. Cleveland clinched the win after its defense came up with a red-zone stand in the game's final seconds.

Heading into the game, the four-time All-Pro defensive end was only one sack shy of setting the single-season record. With 22 sacks across 15 games, he was half a sack away from tying the all-time mark shared by Michael Strahan and Steelers' TJ Watt.

The Cleveland Browns' Sunday stunner over the Pittsburgh Steelers could wind up helping the Detroit Lions' 2026 NFL draft position.

The Cleveland Browns are counting down the minutes before kickoff against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 17. Though the Browns' season will end next week, the

Pittsburgh star receiver DK Metcalf was suspended two games without pay by the NFL "for conduct detrimental to the NFL for initiating a physical confrontation with a fan" in the Steelers' 29-24 win over the Detroit Lions on Dec.

Myles Garrett has said throughout another disappointing season by the Cleveland Browns that getting a win took on greater importance than breaking the NFL's single-season sack record.

Sunday was a comedy of errors for the Pittsburgh Steelers on offense. While the defense rallied after a rough start and shut down the Cleveland Browns, the offense was unable to find the end zone and looked entirely out of sync all game long.