In a sudden turn of events, the Cleveland Browns received devastating news on Wednesday as their quarterback, Deshaun Watson, was ruled out for the rest of the season. This unexpected setback has thrown a wrench into the Browns' preparations for their Week 11 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

With Watson sidelined, rookie fifth-round pick Dorian Thompson-Robinson will make his second career start on Sunday against the Steelers. However, former Steelers offensive lineman, Willie Colon, believes that this change at quarterback favors Pittsburgh's style of play as they enter this crucial AFC North matchup.

Colon, during an appearance on The Carton Show, highlighted that the Steelers excel in playing an ugly, low-scoring brand of football. He mentioned that Sunday's game falls right into their hands, presenting a real opportunity for them to continue their success.

"The strength of the Pittsburgh Steelers lies in their ability to win ugly. They have no problem grinding out scrappy, low-scoring games," Colon expressed on The Carton Show. "This is the type of game that the Steelers love, and it plays right into their hands."

Colon further emphasized that the Steelers' defense, known for its aggressive approach and frequent blitzing, will put immense pressure on Thompson-Robinson. The rookie quarterback will have to rely on his teammates to come to his aid against the relentless Steelers defense.

Thompson-Robinson has been put in a challenging position, having previously started against the Baltimore Ravens where he struggled, completing only 19-of-36 passes for 121 yards and throwing three interceptions in a 28-3 loss. The Browns managed a mere 166 total yards that day, exposing Thompson-Robinson's limitations.

Now, the rookie faces yet another formidable opponent in the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite giving up yards, the Steelers boast the tenth-lowest points per game allowed and lead the league in turnovers forced with 18. This presents a significant challenge for Thompson-Robinson, one that undoubtedly aligns with the Steelers' strengths.

The Steelers have mastered the art of playing low-scoring, ugly football games, a skill that the Browns will have to quickly adapt to with Watson out for the season. For at least this week, the Steelers appear to have the upper hand in this crucial AFC North matchup.

As the Browns strive to overcome their quarterback adversity, all eyes will be on Thompson-Robinson as he attempts to navigate his team through the challenges posed by the relentless Steelers defense. Only time will tell if the rookie can rise to the occasion or if the Steelers will continue to excel in their preferred style of play.