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Browns’ Jared Verse has ‘no respect’ for Steelers — and a warning for the NFL

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Blinn, M. (2026, October 2). Browns’ Jared Verse has ‘no respect’ for Steelers — and a warning for the NFL. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/02/sports/browns-jared-verse-has-no-respect-for-the-steelers/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-02 · by Michael Blinn

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After a hard-fought victory over the Steelers, Cleveland Browns defensive end Jared Verse celebrated his team's success with bold statements and trash talk directed at the opposing players for their unsportsmanlike behavior. With three consecutive wins, the Browns now lead the AFC North, while the Steelers drop to last place in the division. The article highlights the aggressive attitude of the Browns, which culminated in post-game comments from key players like Verse and cornerback Denzel Ward, signaling a competitive rivalry likely to intensify in their next meeting in Week 8.
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On Thursday night, the Cleveland Browns defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-24 in an AFC North matchup. Defensive end Jared Verse led the physical effort that secured the win for the Browns, who now lead their division with a 3-1 record. After the game, Verse expressed his disdain for the Steelers' tactics and stated that the current Browns team is not like previous versions, boasting about their newfound "aggressiveness." Despite causing an offsides penalty late in the fourth quarter which gave the Steelers a chance to tie the game at 24, Verse was bailed out by quarterback Deshaun Watson's performance. The Browns celebrated their victory with trash talk directed towards the Steelers, particularly targeting QB Aaron Rodgers and cornerback Denzel Ward intercepting one of his passes.

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📰 Jared Verse Criticizes Steelers
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Michael Blinn
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Topics

AFC North Browns Cleveland Pittsburgh Steelers

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Browns ORG · 6× Cleveland GPE · 3× Steelers ORG · 3× Verse PERSON · 3× Aaron Rodgers PERSON · 1× Denzel Ward PERSON · 1× Deshaun Watson PERSON · 1× Jared Verse PERSON · 1× Rodgers PERSON · 1× Ward PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Verse avoided infamy after his offsides penalty allowed Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers to tie the game at 24 with a two-point conversion with 1:42 to play, getting bailed out by some vintage Deshaun Watson play to drive the Browns downfield for a game-winning field goal.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-02
🔮 “And there’s a lot of things we can continue to get better at, and we will, because our guys are humble and they’re still hungry.

Claims (26 extracted, 0 hedged)

The Browns took a win Thursday night, and then they took a victory lap. asserted
they → take → lap
Chief among those celebrating the 27-24 victory over the Steelers was defensive end Jared Verse, who helped lead a physical effort that put Cleveland atop the AFC North with a 3-1 record. asserted
that → celebrate → record
“This ain’t the old Browns,” Verse said. asserted
Verse → ai → ?
“We’ve got new swag. asserted
We → get → swag
We’re a lot more aggressive, a lot more, you know, getting after it. asserted
you → ’re → it
We’re going to make this whole city rock.” asserted
city → go → ?
In what was a chippy win — the Browns racked up 14 penalties for 88 yards — the trash talk began early. asserted
talk → rack → yards
“They were talking crazy,” Verse told reporters. asserted
Verse → talk → reporters
“I was telling them, ‘You’re double-teaming, y’all sliding, y’all garbage.’ asserted
all → tell → them
I don’t got no respect for anyone who plays dirty and does extra sh-t after the game.” asserted
who → get → game
Verse avoided infamy after his offsides penalty allowed Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers to tie the game at 24 with a two-point conversion with 1:42 to play, getting bailed out by some vintage Deshaun Watson play to drive the Browns downfield for a game-winning field goal. asserted
Rodgers → avoid → goal
Rodgers was among the targets of the Browns’ revelry, notably cornerback Denzel Ward, who snared one of the QB’s two interceptions on the night. asserted
who → snare → night
“I hope he keeps throwing at me,” Ward said. asserted
Ward → hope → me
While the Steelers now sit in the AFC North basement at 2-2, the Browns have reeled off three straight wins. asserted
Browns → sit → wins
The vibes are good in Cleveland, even if coach Todd Monken is trying to keep them in line. asserted
Monken → try → line
“It’s still only three [wins],” he said. asserted
he → ’ → ?
“And there’s a lot of things we can continue to get better at, and we will, because our guys are humble and they’re still hungry. asserted
they → ’ → things
And it’s really cool, because it means the next one continues to matter. asserted
one → ’ → ?
That’s all you want to be. asserted
you → ’ → ?
You just want to be in a position where the games matter, right? asserted
games → want → position
That’s what we want to be in, that’s what our fans want to be in, and that’s what we’re going to fight for every day. asserted
we → ’ → what
” Cleveland will have another shot at its divisional rival in Week 8, heading to Pittsburgh on Nov. 1. asserted
Cleveland → have → Nov.
Consider the tone set. asserted
tone → consider → ?
“They be barking,” linebacker Quincy Williams said. asserted
Williams → bark → ?
“We be biting. asserted
We → bite → ?
That’s it.” asserted
That → ’ → ?
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