🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 Check out our review of the new album from Swedish death metal fiends, Cryptorium! 'Through the Bowels of Ceaseless Dissonance' is out October 30th via Transcending Obscurity. metalepidemic.com/cryptorium… #DeathMetal

This dude is such a clown. At least when Myles Garrett bumped his gums, he was actually good. What has Jared Verse done? Got his ass whooped and was a non factor the first time. Keep talking. You’ll find out Sunday. Steelers need to leave no doubt.

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An open letter to the Cleveland Browns: I’ve always found the Cleveland Browns and their fans fascinating. There’s something almost adorable about the way they desperately want to be the Pittsburgh Steelers. And honestly, it goes beyond football. Cleveland itself is basically Pittsburgh’s little brother who grew up wearing all its hand-me-downs and insisting they were just as cool. Think about it. Both are blue-collar, Rust Belt cities built on industrial grit. Both sit on major waterways. Both have passionate, working-class sports fans who treat football like a religion. Both have a proud history of manufacturing, bridges, breweries, and questionable weather. Pittsburgh just figured out how to turn all that into an identity. Cleveland turned it into a cry for help. Pittsburgh has the three rivers. Cleveland has a river that famously caught on fire, much like their team still does every season. Pittsburgh has the Steel Curtain. Cleveland has the Dawg Pound. One sounds like an impenetrable defensive fortress. The other sounds like puppy prison. Pittsburgh has six Super Bowls. Cleveland’s “Super Bowl” is when the Steelers make that 3 hour bus ride into town every regular season. Steelers fans measure success in championships. Browns fans measure it in offseason optimism, salary-cap space, and whether their latest model at QB isn’t making dubious national headlines. Even the rivalry is hilariously one-sided psychologically. To Cleveland, Pittsburgh is the arch-nemesis. The measuring stick. The villain in every underdog story they’ve been telling themselves since childhood. To Pittsburgh, Cleveland is that younger sibling who keeps challenging you to a race after you’ve already beaten him 47 times. And you almost feel bad. Almost. Because Browns fans really do deserve credit. It takes extraordinary loyalty to spend your entire life watching a franchise repeatedly step on the same rake and still convince yourself the next swing is going to connect. They don’t just support a football team. They participate in a multigenerational character-building exercise. (I don’t think it’s working…) But that’s what makes Cleveland special. It’s Pittsburgh without the trophies. Pittsburgh without the sustained football success. Pittsburgh with all the industrial nostalgia and none of the bragging rights. And like any good big brother, Pittsburgh will always be there for Cleveland. To offer perspective. To provide an example. To remind them that just because you share the same roots doesn’t mean you’re destined for the same accomplishments. Keep your head up, Cleveland. We’re all very proud of how hard you’re trying. ❤️ Your big brothers in Pittsburgh.

Last week it was Rio this week its NBA YoungBoy for #Browns Todd Monken

Steelers vs browns who has the best position groups? QB: Steelers RBs: Steelers WRs: Browns TEs: tie O line: Steelers. CBs: Browns. Safety’s : Steelers (Hickman and Delpit been trash this year). Dline: Steelers. Inside linebackers: browns. Kicker: Steelers Coach: ???? Idk Who wins this Sunday??