Steelers Star Antonio Brown Is Cheering For The Cleveland Browns

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Browns were eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday, but their final game of the season will determine which AFC North team, Baltimore or Pittsburgh, will head to the playoffs. To sway Cleveland's performance Steelers wideout Antonio Brown made a slight alteration to his jersey.

Brown added an "S" to all of his uniforms, so they now read "Browns," in advance of Cleveland's game against Baltimore on Sunday. If the Browns win, the Steelers could head to the postseason.

Before the Steelers wide receiver gets too hyped though, he'll need his own team to beat the lowly Cincinnati Bengals this weekend. Both the Browns and Steelers game will be played concurrently, at 4:25 p.m. on Sunday.

Should Cleveland lose its final game of the season, Baltimore would head into the Super Bowl sweepstakes. For Cleveland fans, this is both a moment to relish and a toxic pill choice. Fans likely want neither rival team in the playoffs, but sending one home will be a consolation prize in the off-season.

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The Browns are currently 7-7-1. That means a win on Sunday against the Ravens would give Cleveland its first winning season since 2007 when the team went 10-6.

Which team would you rather send to the playoffs — Pittsburgh or Baltimore?

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