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Thursday, October 1, 2026

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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers warms up before an NFL wild-card playoff football game against the Houston Texans, Monday, Jan. 12, 2026, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)

Thursday Night Football often has some of the best games of the week since they are prime time and now on partner networks. This week, we are treated to the Steelers playing the Browns. You can catch a great deal tonight from Caesars Sportsbook when you register with FOXNEWSDYW to earn ten Double Your Winnings profit boost bets. 

Speaking of catching, nothing is more exciting than a receiver running downfield and hauling in a pass as they streak into the end zone. Or maybe one of those one-handed catches where they stretch out and bring in the ball over the defender. Let’s take a look at the receivers in tonight’s game.

For the Steelers, they have a few primary options, but Roman Wilson is leading the way in terms of yards. For the season, he has 11 catches for 114 yards and one touchdown. Pat Freiermuth, the tight end, has grabbed 11 receptions and a touchdown with his 108 yards. DK Metcalf is supposed to be the primary option, and he has 98 yards on 11 catches with one touchdown. 

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The Browns don’t have the name recognition that the Steelers receivers have. Denzel Boston has been the best receiver for both teams. He has nine catches for 195 yards and two touchdowns this season. Like the Steelers, Harold Fannin Jr., a tight end, is the second option on this squad with 126 yards, two touchdowns and 14 receptions. KC Concepcion leads them with 20 targets, resulting in 12 receptions, 80 yards, and no touchdowns. 

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How to Watch Steelers vs Browns

  • When: Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, at 8:15 ET
  • Where: Huntington Bank Field, Cleveland, Ohio
  • TV/Streaming: Prime Video

Steelers vs Browns Receiving Options 

 TeamReceptionsTargetsYardsTouchdowns
Roman WilsonSteelers11181141
Pat FreiermuthSteelers11151081
DK MetcalfSteelers1124981
Denzel BostonBrowns9151952
Harold Fannin Jr. Browns14181262
KC ConcepcionBrowns1220800
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