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It was really cold in Pittsburgh last Thursday. Then the temperature started to plunge. By game time we had sub-zero wind chills. The Browns managed to drop 8 or 9 passes which provided great fuel for the hecklers sitting nearby. Big Ben looked pretty good and Willie Parker set a single game Steeler rushing record with 223 yards.
A memorable night punctuated by the cold. Steelers won 27-7. They haven't been doing enough of that this year.
But, there's always next year.
December 11, 2006 | Permalink
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