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How to Watch Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns – NFL Week 6 (2025)

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The AFC North rivalry reignites as the Pittsburgh Steelers (3–1) take on the Cleveland Browns (1–3) in a battle that always delivers intensity and emotion. The matchup will be broadcast on CBS, available through local affiliates across the U.S.

Here’s everything you need to know to catch the action — from TV and streaming options to radio coverage and ticket information.

📺 TV Broadcast

National Network: CBS

  • Pittsburgh: KDKA-TV (local CBS affiliate)

  • Cleveland: WOIO/WUAB (local CBS affiliates)

  • Announcers: Ian Eagle (play-by-play), Charles Davis (analyst), and Evan Washburn (sideline reporter).

    International: Broadcast on

    NFL Network or partner networks such as Sky Sports (UK) and TSN (Canada) depending on the region.

    💻 Streaming Options

    • Paramount+ – Live CBS broadcast nationwide; includes replays and highlights. Plans from $7.99 to $12.99/month.
    • NFL+ – Mobile and tablet streaming for in-market viewers. $6.99/month (Standard), $14.99/month (Premium with full replays).
    • YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, Sling TV, DIRECTV Stream – All include CBS. Prices range from $72.99–$82.99/month; most offer 7-day free trials.
    • NFL Sunday Ticket (YouTube) – Out-of-market streaming for fans outside local areas. $349/season ($479 with NFL RedZone).
    • International Streaming: DAZN ($24.99/month) or NFL Game Pass International ($280/season).

    💡 Tip: Paramount+ is the easiest and most direct option for CBS games nationwide.

    🎧 Radio Broadcast

    • Steelers Radio Network: WDVE 102.5 FM, WBGG 970 AM (Bill Hillgrove, Tunch Ilkin). Also available on Westwood One (SiriusXM Ch. 158).
    • Browns Radio Network: WMMS 100.7 FM, WKRK 92.3 The Fan (Paul Keels, Jim Donovan).
    • SiriusXM NFL Radio: Channel 88 (home), Channel 89 (away).

    🎟️ Tickets & Stadium Info

    • Tickets: StubHub, SeatGeek, or Vivid Seats — starting around $256 (upper level) and $327 (lower level)
    • Stadium: Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA — capacity 68,400.
    • Parking & Tailgating: Gates open 4 hours before kickoff; Steelers tailgates are famous league-wide.

    🌤️ Game Details

    Date: Sunday, October 12, 2025 

    Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET
    Location: Acrisure Stadium — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
    Weather: Partly cloudy, around 62°F (17°C) — classic fall football weather.
    Betting Odds (DraftKings): Steelers -3.5 | O/U 38.5
    How to Follow:

    NFL app for live scores; ESPN or Fox Sports for highlights and recaps.

     
     
     
     

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