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Harold Fannin Jr. sets career-high with 81 receiving yards in Week 6 | By the Numbers

Fannin tied his career-high in receptions with seven passes

By the Numbers Browns Steelers 10.12 article

The Steelers beat the Browns 23-9, outscoring Cleveland 14-6 in the second half to pull away and win their first AFC North game.

Despite the Browns staying turnover-free for the second consecutive week, they struggled to use their possessions to get into the end zone. K Andre Szmyt made all three field goals he attempted, scoring all nine Browns points.

Here are 10 key numbers from the Browns' Week 6 AFC North loss to Pittsburgh.

0 – The number of sacks the Browns' defense had. Cleveland was held without a sack for the second time this season. The Browns recorded three quarterback hits against Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers, not getting to him in time to sack him before the throw. In Week 6 according to NFL Next Gen Stats, Rodgers took an average of 2.73 seconds before he threw the football, forcing Cleveland to get to him quick.

1 – In CB Tyson Campbell's debut after being acquired on Oct. 8, he recorded a forced fumble on the first play from scrimmage. Steelers TE Darnell Washington was open, catching the pass and running for 36 yards, but Campbell punched the ball out. The ball rolled out of bounds before Campbell could recover, giving the Steelers the ball at the Browns 27-yard line. Campbell added five tackles and two passes defensed against Pittsburgh.

3 – The Browns managed to get into the red zone three times against the Steelers. On the first red zone possession, Cleveland entered the red zone with half a minute left in the first half, trying to get a touchdown before the break. The Browns managed to get as close as the Steelers 11-yard line before settling for a field goal to go into halftime down 9-3.

The other two red zone trips came in the fourth quarter. Following a defensive pass interference penalty on Steelers CB Brandin Echols, the Browns had the ball at the Pittsburgh 3-yard line with their best chance to score a touchdown. However, an incompletion on first down, a sack on second down and another incompletion on third down ended the drive. The final time the Browns reached the red zone was with two minutes left in the game. QB Dillon Gabriel tried to pass the ball to a receiver on all four downs but only one connected with his target, a 4-yard gain to WR Jamari Thrash. After the completion and three incompletions, the Browns turned the ball over on downs, and the Steelers knelt the game out.

8 – The Steelers' defense had eight passes defensed against Cleveland, playing tight coverage throughout the game. Gabriel finished the game with a 55.7 percent completion percentage.

9 – LB Devin Bush led the Browns in tackles with nine against the Steelers. Bush led the team with seven solo tackles and two tackles for loss.

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13 – WR Jerry Jeudy was targeted 13 times against the Steelers by Gabriel, the most of any pass catcher on Cleveland. Jeudy finished the game with five receptions for 43 yards.

16 – The Steelers finished the game with 16 quarterback hits on Gabriel, managing to get past the offensive line and put the rookie quarterback under pressure. LB Nick Herbig led the Steelers with four quarterback hits in addition to two sacks. CB Jalen Ramsey also notched two sacks, tied with Herbig for the most on Pittsburgh.

36 – RB Quinshon Judkins ran for 36 yards against the Steelers. The Steelers made it tough for Judkins to get to the second level, with Judkins averaging three yards per carry and his longest run going for six yards.

52 – Gabriel threw the ball 52 times against the Steelers, the most since Week 13 in the 2024 season when QB Jameis Winston attempted 58 passes. Gabriel finished the game with 221 yards and completed 29 of his 52 passes.

81 – TE Harold Fannin Jr. set a new career-high with 81 receiving yards. He tied his career-high in receptions, catching seven passes for the second time this season. Gabriel targeted his fellow rookie the second-most on the Browns, throwing 10 passes to him, with the pair connecting on 70 percent of those throws. Fannin's longest catch of the day, a 24-yard completion, put the Browns in the red zone in the fourth quarter before the two-minute warning.

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