In his final game at Heinz Field, veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers (8–7–1) dominated the Cleveland Browns (7–9) in a workmanlike manner, 26–14, befitting his 18-year career in the blue-collar town of Pittsburgh on Monday Night Football. Roethlisberger, who led the Steelers to two Super Bowl Championships, stated earlier in the week that this may be his last season. The Pittsburgh fans packed the stadium, as usual, with farewell signs and cheers. At introduction, they chanted “let’s go Ben;” and late in the game until Roethlisberger finally left the stadium, the chant was “thank you Ben.” Roethlisberger has never had a losing season for the entirety of his career, and has a near overwhelming record against the Browns 26–3–1. This late-season matchup would have expected major play-off implications from these divisional foes. However, the Steelers have struggled greatly away from home, and the Browns have a losing season, …