On paper, there isn't much intrigue about a 9-3 playoff team hosting a 3-9 opponent that has all but been eliminated from postseason contention. But because of how things transpired in their first-head-to-head matchup, this is a game every Steelers fan is dying to see.
In Week 12, Pittsburgh was forced to travel to Cleveland for Thursday Night Football. Mike Tomlin's team ultimately lost a must-have game against an inferior opponent. To add insult to injury, Browns' All-Pro and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett stole the show while T.J. Watt was an afterthought.
Now it's time for the Steelers to get their revenge.
Thankfully, this AFC North showdown will be available to fans on TV and streaming in most parts of the country. However, not everyone will be able to watch the Steelers vs. Browns game today. For everyone else, listening to this contest on the radio is a great option.
Local radio stations
Steelers Audio Network
Steelers fans can listen to their team's broadcast of the game in Week 14 by tuning into Steelers Audio Network. Game coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time today. Rob King will be calling the play-by-play with Craig Wolfley as the color commentator. Missi Matthews and Max Starks will be on the sidelines providing in-game news and updates.
To listen to the action, fans can tune into flagship stations WDVE 102.5 FM & WBGG 970 AM. Those in the surrounding Pittsburgh areas can listen to the Steelers game on an affiliate station. Check your local listing on Steelers Audio Network. Fans can also listen along to the live broadcast of the game on Steelers Nation Radio, streamed on Steelers.com.
Browns Audio Network
Fans can listen to the Cleveland Browns' coverage of this Week 14 contest at WKRK 92.3 FM, WNCX 98.5 FM, or WKNR 850 AM in Cleveland. For more listening options in the surrounding Ohio areas, check out the list of affiliate radio stations on Browns Radio Network.
National radio stations
As always, you can listen to the Steelers game this week on SiriusXM Radio. Pittsburgh's broadcast of the game will air on Sirius channel 226, while Cleveland's announcers can be heard on channel 381 during the game. SiriusXM is a paid audio streaming service that requires a monthly subscription.
Out-of-market fans can also listen to the Steelers vs. Browns game with a subscription to NFL+ or Westwood One.