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Steelers vs. Browns Score, Live Updates, Highlights From Week 4 Game

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The Steelers didn't have much time to celebrate their Week 3 win against the Bengals, as they are heading to Cleveland to face the Browns on Thursday night.

Pittsburgh bounced back from an ugly loss to New England with a 30-27 victory over Cincinnati on Sunday. Now, the Steelers are looking to secure their second win of the season against an AFC North opponent.

Cleveland, meanwhile, has won two straight games after a season-opening loss to Jacksonville.

SportsNet Pittsburgh will provide live coverage of the Week 4 matchup between the Steelers and Browns. 

Steelers vs. Browns score

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Steelers vs. Browns updates, highlights from Week 4 game

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8:46 p.m.: Asante Samuel Jr. covers Denzel Boston to break up what could have been a touchdown pass. Browns will punt and the Steelers will take over from their own 1-yard line. 

8:43 p.m.: Boswell to kickoff. Deshaun Watson sends a deep pass to KC Concepcion Jr. for a 21-yard gain. The next pass from Watson is incomplete. 

Steelers 7, Browns 0

8:38 p.m.: Steelers have had possession of the ball for nine minutes. It's 2nd & goal. Rodgers sends a pass to Wilson who takes it into the endzone. Touchdown Steelers. The extra point by Chris Boswell is good. Steelers are the first to score going 78 yards on 17 plays. 

8:33 p.m.: Rodgers is sacked for a loss of 7 yards. On the next play, three flags are thrown against the defense. Two of the penalties are declined while the third one for roughing the passer is enforced for 15 yards. 

8:28 p.m.: Flags are thrown. Penalty on the defense. False start called will move the Steelers up 5 yards. Warren will go up the middle for a 6-yard gain. Cleveland Mason Graham is down. 

8:26 p.m.: Rodgers pass intended for Roman Wilson is incomplete, but a penalty is called on the Browns Denzel Ward for illegal contact. 1st Down! On the next snap, the pass to Warren is good for another first down. 

8:24 p.m.: Rodgers pass to Metcalf is good for a first down. However, after the play, a penalty is called on Metcalf for taunting, pushing the offense back 15 yards. 

8:22 p.m.: Metcalf will rush 15 yards for a first down. 

8:20 p.m.: Pass intended for DK Metcalf is incomplete, bringing up 3rd and 6. False start on the offense will push them back 5 yards for 3rd and 11. 

8:18 p.m.: Browns punt on 4th & 1. Steelers will take over on downs as Aaron Rodgers hands off to Jaylen Warren. 

8:15 p.m.: Steelers will kick off to start the game. A 10-yard penalty is called on Cleveland for offensive holding. 

7:42 p.m.: Aaron Rodgers getting warmed up in his final Thursday Night Football appearance. 

7:05 P.M.: The guys are warming up. Just over an hour until kickoff. 

6:50 p.m.: The Steelers announced their inactive players for Week 4: Rico Dowdle, Drew Allar, Will Howard, Eli Heidenreich, Kevin Jobity Jr., and Gabriel Rubio.

6:45 p.m.: The Browns announced their inactive players: Taylen Green, Tylan Wallace, Justin Jefferson, Elgton Jenkins, and Teven Jenkins. 

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Steelers vs. Browns date, start time

  • Date: Thursday, Oct. 1
  • Time: 8:15 p.m. ET

Steelers vs. Browns is scheduled to start at 8:15 p.m. ET on Thursday, Oct. 1. The game will be played at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland.

Pittsburgh Steelers schedule 2026

WeekDateOpponentTime (ET)/Result1Sept. 13vs. FalconsW, 20-132Sept. 20at PatriotsL, 20-33Sept. 27vs. BengalsW, 30-274Oct. 1at Browns8:15 p.m.5Oct. 11vs. Colts1 p.m.6Oct. 18at Buccaneers1 p.m.7Oct. 25vs. Saints (Paris)9:30 a.m.8Nov. 1vs. Browns1 p.m.9BYE——10Nov. 15at Bengals8:20 p.m.11Nov. 22at Eagles4:25 p.m.12Nov. 27vs. Broncos3 p.m.13Dec. 6vs. Texans8:20 p.m.14Dec. 14at Jaguars8:15 p.m.15Dec. 20vs. Ravens1 p.m.16TBDvs. PanthersTBD17Jan. 3at Titans1 p.m.18TBDat RavensTBD

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Red Wings Make Major Dylan Larkin Replacement Decision

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The Detroit Red Wings won’t have Dylan Larkin when they open the 2026-27 season Friday night against the New York Rangers. Their answer at the top of the lineup appears to be Andrew Copp.

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Detroit is expected to open with Copp centering Alex DeBrincat and Lucas Raymond, putting the veteran directly between the team’s two most dangerous offensive wingers. It is a significant assignment for Copp as the Red Wings attempt to survive at least the first two games without their longtime No. 1 center.

Andrew Copp Gets First Shot at Replacing Dylan Larkin

The move isn’t coming completely out of nowhere. Raymond had already been skating with Copp and DeBrincat throughout training camp, giving Todd McLellan time to evaluate the combination before Larkin was officially ruled out.

Raymond sounded encouraged by what he saw from the trio during camp. He pointed to the experience he already had with both players and said the three were continuing to develop chemistry as Opening Night approached.

“It’s been good,” Raymond said. “Both Copper and Cat are two really good players. I’ve played with both in shorter stretches before, but I think we find each other pretty good. We’ll keep building. Looking forward to the first game and getting out there.”

That chemistry suddenly matters much more than Detroit originally hoped. Copp is no longer simply providing another veteran option down the middle; he is being asked to help maximize two players who combined for 66 goals last season.

Red Wings Need More Than a Placeholder

Replacing Larkin is not simply a matter of filling his spot on a lineup card. Detroit loses its best faceoff center, one of its primary puck carriers and a player who scored a career-high 34 goals last season.

Larkin will miss the season opener against New York and Sunday’s matchup with Winnipeg because of an upper-body injury. Todd McLellan said Detroit is hoping Larkin can return for Game 3, which would come Tuesday against Ottawa.

“He’s working with the training staff to push through,” McLellan said. “I’m hoping Game 3.”

The injury came at an especially awkward time because Larkin had been steadily increasing his practice workload before Detroit finally ruled him out. His return may not be far away, but that doesn’t make these first two games insignificant.

Detroit has emphasized the importance of avoiding another slow start after missing the playoffs for a 10th consecutive season. Opening at home gives the Red Wings an opportunity to establish momentum immediately, but doing it without their usual top center makes Copp’s assignment considerably more important.

Copp Has a Major Opportunity

Copp brings a different style than Larkin. He isn’t going to replace Larkin’s speed through the neutral zone or suddenly become Detroit’s most dangerous offensive player, but he can provide defensive responsibility, faceoff experience and a steady presence between two highly skilled wingers.

That may be exactly what McLellan wants from the temporary arrangement. Raymond and DeBrincat don’t necessarily need Copp to create all of their offense; they need someone who can win pucks, support them defensively and get possession into their hands.

The bigger question is whether Detroit can generate enough offense without Larkin driving play through the middle. With the uncertainty surrounding Larkin’s longer-term future, these first two games also provide an interesting glimpse at how the Red Wings function when No. 71 isn’t occupying his familiar spot atop the depth chart.

For now, Detroit doesn’t need Copp to become Dylan Larkin. It needs him to make sure DeBrincat and Raymond remain dangerous until Larkin is ready to return.

That experiment begins Friday night. Against an Original Six rival on Opening Night, Copp couldn’t have been given a much bigger opportunity.

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Braiden Bell: I am deeply sorry for the language that I used on Twitter. These tweets, while wrong, were written by me 14 years ago while I was only 15 years old and have no reflection of who I am today. I do not take lightly any harm it causes now. I regret this being my first impression to many of you online, but I can take solace in knowing that the people who truly know me understand that this is not the kind of person I am. Again, I'd like to apologize to anyone who was hurt by my words and will continue to always treat people with kindness and respect.

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