Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown scores his fourth touchdown of the season and follows it up by catching a two-point conversion pass
Pittsburgh was held to a field goal by the Cleveland Browns defense, but then the Browns remembered who they were. A personal foul penalty on fourth down gave the Steelers a second chance at a punching it in.
Armonty Bryant landed on a Steelers player on the kick to get the penalty, and the very next play was the fourth touchdown of the season by wide receiver Antonio Brown. The amazing wide out was able to break free, thanks to some help by tight end Heath Miller, who ran a route to take the defender away from Brown.
Brown, who has 76 catches on the season, topped off the scoring drive by catching a 2-point conversion as well. The Steelers decided to go for two and Brown found a soft spot in the defense in the back of the end zone and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger once again went to his go-to-guy.
Big Ben was not supposed to play today due to a sprained left foot, but was dressed as the backup quarterback in the event Landry Jones was not able to finish the game under center. An ankle injury in the first quarter took out Jones, and into the game came Roethlisberger.
He may not be fully healthy, but looking at his stat line, you would never know. He is 15-of-19 passing for 231 yards and a touchdown.