The field at Acrisure Stadium was a disaster for the Week 6 game between the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers. After the game, quarterback Aaron Rodgers had a less-than ideal review of the playing surface.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been navigating the 2025 season with a strong team approach. Despite injuries, players such as Alex Highsmith and Pat Freiermuth are sharing playing time with emerging talents.

The Pittsburgh Steelers did what they had to do on Sunday to secure one of the easiest wins that they will likely have throughout the 2025 season. They beat the Cleveland Browns by a final score of 23-9,

The Pittsburgh Steelers won in convincing fashion in Week 6, but the vibes weren't all positive after the contest. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers ripped the team's field following its 23-9 victory over the Cleveland Browns, calling it " borderline unplayable ," per TribLive.com.

Don't look now, but the pieces are falling into place for Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. When the four-time NFL MVP decided he'd be heading to the Steel City for his l

Dillon Gabriel and the Cleveland Browns fell to Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers 23–9 on Sunday on the road, as fans began calling for backup quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

On top of that, Cleveland will continue to break in a new quarterback in Dillon Gabriel, who is making his first true road start in the NFL. Rookie Quinshon Judkins has become a star running back, with Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin noticeably donning the former Ohio State star with praise this week.

Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox recently put together a 2025 NFL trade big board entering Week 6, noting that the Steelers could be a potential suitor in a deal for Chris Olave of the New Orleans Saints. However, he had his projected trade value as a 2026 conditional first-round pick.