Cleveland Browns star Nick Chubb scored a game-winning touchdown in the snowstorm game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
put on an amazing Thursday Night Football game. Both teams brought everything they had to the field and the game was altered by a massive snowstorm that moved in.
Chubb, who has struggled mightily from a production standpoint since returning from his gruesome knee injury, has to feel good about tonight's game. Despite a brutal fumble and interception by Jameis Winston, the Browns were able to get the job done. It was the kind of comeback that can reginite a franchise.
Speaking of Winston, he ended up completing 18 of his 27 pass attempts for 219 yards, no touchdowns, and an interception. He did score a crucial touchdown on the ground to beef up his performance.
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