And one very loud statement from the banged-up Pittsburgh Steelers written not on a T-shirt but all over the Heinz Field turf: The faces may change when Cleveland visits Pittsburgh. Bumped to the top of the depth chart last week in place of struggling Mason Rudolph, Hodges completed 14 of 21 passes and hardly played like a guy cut at the end of training camp. The ensuing fallout — which included Garrett being suspended indefinitely — reignited a rivalry that’s been dominated by the Steelers since Cleveland returned to the NFL a generation ago. Just in case it needed a little more stoking, Browns coach Freddie Kitchens was spotted wearing a “Pittsburgh started it” T-shirt on Friday night. Several Steelers responded with some inauspicious wardrobe choices while walking into work on Sunday.

Source: thestar December 01, 2019 23:48 UTC