Testaverde got the better of the first round of 1994's Battle Of Ohio as he raced the Browns to a 28–13 lead, enough to absorb a Klingler touchdown in the fourth to Darnay Scott.

Ryan had to bear witness as Vinny Testaverde tossed two touchdowns and ran in a third while Jay Schroeder and Jim McMahon combined for just 26 of 58 passes with three interceptions in a 32–0 Browns shutout win.

On a rare Thursday Night NFL game, the collapse of the Oilers following their 1993 season continued as the Browns clawed out a Vinny Testaverde touchdown, a two-point conversion, and a field goal in the second quarter, offsetting a fourth-quarter score from Billy Joe Tolliver.

The Browns remained haunted by the ghost of their two bitter playoff failures to John Elway as Elway led a Broncos offense putting up 457 yards of offense and 26 points to offset two Matt Stover field goals and a touchdown from Mark Rypien.

Facing his former team, Bill Belichick saw the Giants unable to reach 300 yards of offense yet still win 16–13, picking off Vinny Testaverde twice while sacking him four times.

Once again Testaverde couldn't deliver much yardage – just 118 passing yards with one touchdown and one interception – but he did produce enough for a 19–14 win over the defending Super Bowl champions.

With vaunted 1993 rookie Rick Mirer faltering, two different Seahawks quarterbacks combined for 229 yards and a pick.

The Steelers broke through in the second quarter with a touchdown pass from quarterback Neil O'Donnell to tight end Eric Green, taking a 7-0 lead.

The Browns, however, were quick to respond with a drive capped off by a touchdown pass from quarterback Vinny Testaverde to running back Kevin Johnson, tying the game at 7-7.

The Steelers regained the lead with a field goal, but the Browns continued to fight, and Testaverde connected with receiver Michael Jackson for a touchdown to give Cleveland a 14-10 advantage heading into halftime.

With time running out, the Browns mounted one last drive, but a crucial interception by Pittsburgh's defense sealed the game.

This playoff encounter is often remembered for the intense rivalry between the two teams, with a hard-fought battle that displayed the grit and determination of both the Browns and Steelers.