Browns–Steelers interactive: Ten seconds. Three points.

Interactive feature · Cleveland Browns 27, Pittsburgh Steelers 24 · October 1, 2026

Ten seconds remained when Andre Szmyt’s 56-yard field goal put Cleveland ahead for good. Before that kick, Pittsburgh had erased an 11-point halftime deficit and drawn level at 24. Follow the turns in WhyNFL’s interactive account, Ten seconds. Three points.

The interactive opens on a dedicated WhyNFL page. No sign-in is required.

Explore how the score changed

• Move through all nine completed scoring sequences, from Pittsburgh’s opening touchdown to Cleveland’s winning field goal.
• Follow the story with a changing scoreboard, or use the replay controls to inspect one moment at a time.
• Compare the teams’ cumulative scoring and examine Cleveland’s final drive, with yardage net of penalties.

The finish in context

Cleveland led 21–10 at halftime. After a scoreless third quarter, Aaron Rodgers threw fourth-quarter touchdown passes to Darnell Washington and Pat Freiermuth. His two-point run tied the game with 1:42 remaining. The Browns then moved 36 yards in seven plays to set up Szmyt’s winner. Grant Delpit’s interception closed Pittsburgh’s final possession.

For the conventional recap, read how Cleveland answered the Steelers’ late rally.

About the replay

Scoring clocks show the time remaining after the completed scoring sequence. The winning kick was snapped at 0:15 and changed the score at 0:10. This is an editorial replay, not a live score service.

The interactive’s opening photograph shows Cleveland’s lakefront stadium on May 22, 2018. It is an archive venue image, not a photograph of the 2026 game.