Скачать или смотреть Mike Polk Jr.: It's been 22 years since the Cleveland Browns won in Pittsburgh

Hey, folks! Today we're listening to knock-off, unlicensed 50 Cent music to honor the year 2003. It was not only the year his smash hit "In Da Club" dropped, but also the last time the Cleveland Browns won a regular-season game in Pittsburgh.

It's a remarkable streak that still stands following Sunday's fairly unwatchable showdown in The Dirty Burgh, in which the Browns treated their fanbase to yet another offensive masterpiece resulting in not one, not two, but THREE riveting field goal completions courtesy of rookie spark plug Andre Szmyt. It was a nine-point explosion that I'm sure had all traveling Browns fans in attendance thanking their lucky stars that they decided to journey through the Alleghenies and make a Sunday of it.

Let's look at this with some perspective: Twenty-two years is a long time. If this losing streak were a person, it could legally drink booze.

That's more than you could say for LeBron James back in 2003, but that's when the then-18-year-old began his pro career. It's been that long.

The last time the Browns won in Pittsburgh was the year that iTunes was born and Myspace launched, but Facebook's status was still nonexistent.

The last time the Browns beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh, there were about two billion fewer people on the planet. Ruben Studdard and Clay Aiken were competing for out affections on "American Idol," Nemo went missing and we had to go find him, "Dawson's Creek" was still on the air, Bob Hope was still alive, and Arnold Schwarzenegger became the duly-elected governor of California.

I suppose some major retroactive props are owed to Tim Couch. The Browns' first draft pick of the expansion era was also, amazingly, the last Browns QB to win a regular-season game in Pittsburgh.

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