Steelers shock Browns with Alex Highsmith pick-six on first play of game

The Cleveland Browns came into Monday Night Football 8-37-1 against the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2000.

They didn’t need to fall behind 7-0 on the first play of the game with their offense on the field.

Deshaun Watson’s pass was bobbled and wound up in the hands of Alex Highsmith.

Highsmith took it 30 yards down the sidelines to the end zone and the Steelers were up after 9 seconds.

This was the first play of this type since Sam Darnold debuted for the Jets on Monday Night Football against the Detroit Lions.