Watt back in the mix, they can still be run on by an opponent committed to finding the right angles on the ground. Pittsburgh's defensive front has been riddled by injuries all season, and even with T.J. They've even allowed 4.4 yards per rush when stacking eight or more players inside the box - a ridiculous figure that ranks far worse than the 3.1 per carry average, according to Tru Media. They have not held an opponent under 100 rush yards since Week 9, and have yielded 5.24 yards per carry during that span. The Steelers have allowed three games of 200 or more rushing yards during that time. Their 0.07 EPA allowed per rush attempt ranks worst in the NFL since Week 10. Pittsburgh's run defense has been ghastly in recent weeks. Both Chubb and Johnson are over 5.5 yards per tote. They've averaged 5.1 yards per carry on the season, and of the three backs (the two starters and D'Ernest Johnson) with 50-plus carries, Hunt's 4.9 yards per carry average is the worst among them. Even with both Hunt and Nick Chubb missing time this year, the Browns rank second in rushing offense DVOA at Football Outsiders. The strength of their team is the run game. This matchup actually sets up quite nicely for the Browns as well.
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They'll have four of their five intended starters on the offensive front, could have both of their star running backs ( Kareem Hunt is listed as questionable), and should have all three tight ends and their full complement of wide receivers. The Browns should finally be mostly healthy on offense for this game, after playing several weeks with injury and/or COVID-19 issues among both their offensive line and their skill-position corps.
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