LeBron James celebrates Sione Takitaki interception, Browns playoff win over Steelers

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers took care of business and then his Cleveland Browns did the same against the Steelers.

After the Los Angeles Lakers handled their business with little stress against the Houston Rockets on Sunday night, Lakers star LeBron James understandably had his attention on what was going on in Pittsburgh as his Cleveland Browns played in their first playoff game since 2002 against their division rival Pittsburgh Steelers, 48-37.

While LeBron and the Lakers put the finishing touches on the Rockets, the Browns jumped out to an incredible 28-0 first-quarter lead. But the game, being a single-elimination game, had a lot of drama left. It wasn’t until a turnover in the 4th quarter, an interception by Sione Takitaki, that the Browns could truly feel safe with their lead, which was exactly when LeBron took to twitter to shout out the playmaker and the Browns.

Sunday’s win was the first Browns playoff win since 1995 and it was their first road playoff win since 1969. LeBron knows a thing or two about breaking droughts in Cleveland, so he knows how special this is. It also hasn’t gone unnoticed by Twitter that Pittsburgh tight end Eric Ebron clowned LeBron for telling the Browns to “keep going” back in November when the Steelers were undefeated and flying high.

Up next for the Browns is a date with the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs and their superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

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