In one of the more meaningful games in Browns history, the team won an NFL title on a last-second field goal by Lou Groza back in 1950 on Christmas Eve. This win was a huge part of the team’s legacy in this era of football and cemented players like Otto Graham in the Cleveland Browns’ history books.

Myles Garrett is eyeing NFL history as the Cleveland Browns host the Pittsburgh Steelers today. Find out how to watch for free.

A lot has happened, a lot has changed, in the 61 years since the Browns beat the Colts, 27-0, on Dec. 27, 1964, for their most recent NFL championship.

The Steelers have a long history of memorable moments throughout the years, and this week road games against the Browns are featured

The Steelers will for sure be without D.K. Metcalf, their leading receiver, who is serving a two-game suspension after an altercation with a Lions fan last week. Pittsburgh also ruled out star edge rusher T.J. Watt, who is working his way back from a collapsed lung.

Once again, the Cleveland Browns are underdogs at home. However, history is actually on their side. As pointed out by team insider Tony Grossi on