On Thursday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers streak of division road losses on Thursday night continued as they fell 27-24 to the now 3-1 Cleveland Browns. This game was literally a tale of two halves as the Steelers struggled to get going in the first half and came on strong after halftime, despite it being too little too late.
Here is our weekly stock reporter on the top guys on the roster.
Stock up - RB Jaylen Warren
No matter how bad the offensive line is or how incapable the wide receivers are, Jaylen Warren keeps making plays. Warren finished with 93 rushing yards and 126 yards of offense and might be the best player on the offense.
Stock down - WR Michael Pittman Jr.
At this point, we aren't sure what Michael Pittman Jr. is doing in the lineup. He cannot get open and seems to be lost in the gameplan completely.
Stock up - C Zach Frazier
There's little doubt that Zach Frazier is the best offensive lineman on the team and one of the three or four best centers in the NFL. He's the only player holding that interior offensive line together.
Stock down - OT Max Iheanachor
Iheanachor had his welcome to the NFL moment on Thursday after a big debut last week.
Stock up - LB Payton Wilson
We continue to contend that Payton Wilson should be on the field more than Patrick Queen and after Queen's performance on Thursday, that hasn't changed. Wilson finished with seven tackles on defense, two on special teams and had as many sacks as T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig combined.
Stock down - CB Daylen Everett
Just like Iheanachor was exposed as a rookie on offense, Everett got the same treatment on defense. He's doing his best given all the injuries in the secondary but Thursday was forgettable.
Stock up - S Robert Spears-Jennings
The best rookie on the team Thursday was safety Robert Spears-Jennings. He, like Everett has been thrust into the starting lineup and he far outplayed his seventh-round pick status.
Stock down - K Chris Boswell
We aren't used to seeing Chris Boswell miss field goals but the reality is that he has three misses in four games this season including a big one on Thursday night.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Stock up/Stock down after the Steelers loss to the Browns
