Steelers vs. Browns 2014 live stream: Time, TV schedule and how to watch online

In Week 1 of the NFL regular season, the Cleveland Browns came within a field goal of upsetting the rival Pittsburgh Steelers. Four weeks later, they get another shot on their home turf.

Though they are 3-2, the Steelers haven't looked like contenders thus far in 2014. After a last-minute loss to the previously winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Pittsburgh scored just 17 points on the similarly winless Jacksonville Jaguars. Still, the Le'Veon Bell-led running game can take over games, giving Pittsburgh the edge in time of possession.

If not for DeMarco Murray's incredible start to the season, Bell would lead all players in rushing yards (460). Fellow running back LeGarrette Blount has also played well, averaging 6.4 yards per carry in his part-time role. However, the Steelers' most reliable playmaker remains Antonio Brown. The wide receiver leads the team with 511 receiving yards and five touchdowns through five games.

The Browns, meanwhile, have put the Johnny Manziel anticipation on ice. Quarterback Brian Hoyer has surprised everyone by starting the season with 1,008 passing yards, six touchdowns, and only one interception. On top of that, he led Cleveland to the biggest come-from-behind road win in NFL history just last week.

While the Browns seem settled for now with Hoyer as their quarterback, they've had a different lead rusher each of the last three weeks. Ben Tate, now finally healthy, topped the box score by accumulating 124 yards a week ago, with Isaiah Crowell (55) and Terrence West (68) holding the honors in the previous two weeks.

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