Friday Factoid: Browns vs. Steelers Week 10 edition

It's the battle of the century as Pittsburgh Steelers back up quarterback Landry Jones takes on the formidable Cleveland Browns.. uh.. um.. either not-the-starter, 2014 first-round draft pick Johnny Manziel or the spry 36-year-old Josh McCown.

OK, so maybe this won't be the game of the century, but it could prove to be more exciting than it otherwise would have been since Steelers starter Ben Roethlisberger is still out with the injury he sustained en route to his team's Week 10 game against the Oakland Raiders.

Even if the starting quarterbacks in the game don't generate a lot of interest, and even though the Browns are floundering this season (again), the match up is still an important one between to AFC North competitors. Let's take a look at a few facts about the two teams ahead of Sunday's game.

The Browns had 69 rushing yards in Week 9 against the Cincinnati Bengals

Pittsburgh Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams had 170 yards in Week 9.

The Browns average 82.3 yards rushing. That's 31st in the league.

The Steelers are 5th in the league with an average of 133.4 yards per game.

The Browns are dead last in the league in rushing yards allowed with 147.6.

The Cleveland Browns allow an average of 27.4 points per game, 26th in the league.

The Pittsburgh Steelers allow an average of 20.2 points per game, 8th in the league.

The Steelers lost the last game they played against the Cleveland Browns by a score of 10-31. Lance Moore had the lone touchdown that game.

The Steelers record against the Browns during the Tomlin era is 13-3.