Cleveland at Pittsburgh
In a battle of the AFC North Cleveland is the lowest of the four on the totem pole. Cleveland has looked quite soft over the course of the season, and although that may change after some well placed draft picks for next year – this years Browns just don’t have what it takes. Peyton Hillis was destroyed by the Madden Course, Colt McCoy hasn’t been consistent enough to make a dent in any opposition, and despite a sometimes well played defensive game it hasn’t done enough for the Browns to win a majority of their games. Pittsburgh on the other hand has been very well rounded this year, and despite two losses to division rival Baltimore they have looked pretty incredible shutting down some of the better teams in the league.With a defense that produces consistently along with an explosive offense both on the ground and through the air the Steelers are one of the favorites in the AFC at this point in the season. Big Ben will have a decent game, but I think that the majority of Pitts offense goes through Mendenhall on Thursday night.
The Steelers win 27-13
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