### Steelers Eye NFL History with Win Against Browns

In a crucial Thursday Night Football matchup, the Pittsburgh Steelers have a golden opportunity to etch their name into NFL history. With a victory over the Cleveland Browns, the Steelers could match a remarkable record of 21 consecutive non-losing seasons, a milestone last achieved by the Dallas Cowboys from 1965 to 1985 under the legendary coach Tom Landry. Presently, the Steelers stand strong with an 8-2 record, showing no signs that their unparalleled streak—unbroken since 2003—will end this season.

The Steelers' march toward history would also bolster the impressive résumé of head coach Mike Tomlin. Should the team maintain its winning ways, Tomlin's individual streak of non-losing seasons would extend to 18. This achievement brings Tomlin closer to Tom Landry's record of 21 consecutive non-losing seasons and matches Bill Belichick’s streak of 19 non-losing seasons from 2001 to 2019.

However, consistency and historical records aren't the only focus for this storied franchise. Team president Art Rooney II made it clear during the offseason that the organization is aiming higher this year. "We've had enough of this," Rooney stated. "It's time to get some wins; it's time to take these next steps." Rooney's comments reflect a drive not only to continue the team's regular-season success but to achieve victory in the playoffs.

As they prepare for their matchup against Cleveland, the Steelers can take pride in having the most wins over teams with winning records this season. This statistic underscores their capability to compete against playoff-caliber teams, bolstering hopes that they could translate regular-season prowess into playoff success. The Steelers now face the dual challenge of extending their non-losing streak and making a deep playoff run, driven by past achievements and future aspirations alike.