Browns Rally Past Ravens 13-10 to Seize First Place After 12 Years
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Updated · CBS Sports · Oct 19
Browns Rally Past Ravens 13-10 to Seize First Place After 12 Years
3 articles · Updated · CBS Sports · Oct 19
Summary
Cleveland erased a 10-0 deficit and won 13-10 with a fourth-quarter comeback that put the Browns atop the AFC North for the first time after Week 6 in 12 years.
Baltimore handed over the opening with a missed Tyler Loop field goal and a Derrick Henry fumble on consecutive fourth-quarter possessions, the latter setting up Cleveland's tying touchdown.
Deshaun Watson threw for just 164 yards overall but delivered 94 in the final quarter, while Jerry Jeudy's 4-catch, 69-yard day included a 33-yard play that helped set up the winning kick.
Cleveland's defense steadied after allowing 10 early points, giving up only 123 yards over the final three quarters and bottling up Henry as the offense finished with 130 of its 237 yards in the fourth.
The loss extended Baltimore's pattern of late collapses: the Ravens have now blown 15 fourth-quarter leads of seven points or more since 2020, the most in the NFL.