The Browns VS the Steelers a great NFL rivalry. The question is
simple. Who has beat who more. They play each other at least twice a
year. Who has won more throughout the years and what have all the
scores been?

Hello,

I'm happy to help anyone interested in this storied rivalry.

Columns two and three give you the score of the game played in
Cleveland, while columns four and five give you the score of the game
played in Pittsburgh in any given year.

Year	Cle.	Pit.	Cle.	Pit.	Cle.	Pit.
	score	score	score	score	score	score
	  AT CLEVE.	  AT PITT.        PLAYOFFS
1950	45	7	30	17
1951	17	0	28	0
1952	29	28	21	20
1953	34	16	20	16
1954	42	7	27	55
1955	41	14	30	7
1956	16	24	14	10
1957	24	0	23	12
1958	27	10	45	12
1959	20	21	7	17
1960	28	20	10	14
1961	13	17	30	28
1962	35	14	41	14
1963	35	23	7	9
1964	7	23	30	17
1965	24	19	42	21
1966	41	10	6	16
1967	21	10	34	14
1968	31	24	45	24
1969	42	31	24	3
1970	15	7	9	28
1971	27	17	9	26
1972	26	24	0	30
1973	21	16	6	33
1974	16	26	16	20
1975	6	42	17	31
1976	18	16	14	31
1977	14	28	31	35
1978	14	34	9	15 (OT)
1979	35	51	30	33 (OT)
1980	27	26	13	16
1981	10	32	7	13
1982	10	9	21	37
1983	30	17	17	44
1984	20	10	20	23
1985	17	7	9	10
1986	37	31 (OT)	27	24
1987	34	10	19	13
1988	27	7	23	9
1989	7	17	51	0
1990	13	3	0	35
1991	17	14	10	17
1992	17	9	13	23
1993	28	23	9	16
1994	10	17	7	17	9	29 (divisional @ PIT)
1995	17	20	3	20
1999	0	43	16	15
2000	23	20	0	22
2001	12	15 (OT)	7	28
2002	20	23	13	16 (OT)	33	36 (wild card @ PIT)
2003	6	13	33	13
2004	10	24	23	34

HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD:
Cleveland wins: 55
Pittsburgh wins: 49 +2 playoff wins

Source: Todd Stewart, ed. Cleveland Browns 2004 Media Guide. New York:
National Communications Group, 2004.

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Great answer. Went in to more detail than I asked for. Worth every penny. THANKS!!

This should help:

http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/history/browns_nfl.php
(Scroll down to Pittsburgh Steelers) 

Best regards,
Rainbow

Try this web site which provides the entire history of the NFL, from
rosters to game outcomes. The Cleveland Browns moved into the NFL in
1950 from a rival
league that went out of business. They replaced the Cleveland Rams
which had moved to LA. The Browns were a team coached by innovative
owner/coach Paul Brown, and with a roster of standouts. The Steelers
were a founding NFL team that historically had little success until
the post-merger era in the 1970's. Just a guess that the Browns have
been competetive throughout their history, while the Steelers have
not.

http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/rosters.nsf