Browns Reach 4-2, Giants Weigh QB Change as Rams Fall to 2-4
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Updated · The New York Times · Oct 10
Browns Reach 4-2, Giants Weigh QB Change as Rams Fall to 2-4
3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Oct 10
Summary
Cleveland’s 13-10 win over Baltimore left the Browns 4-2 and tied atop the AFC North, with four fourth-quarter game-winning drives reinforcing a gritty start despite uneven quarterback play.
New York’s 34-27 loss to New Orleans sharpened the Giants’ quarterback debate after Jameis Winston struggled and J.J. McCarthy sparked 17 fourth-quarter points, though analysts split on whether that should earn him the next start.
Los Angeles dropped to 2-4 after Arizona beat the Rams 18-16 on a walk-off field goal, deepening concern over a preseason Super Bowl favorite already 0-2 in the NFC West.
Houston, meanwhile, moved to 2-4 with a 34-31 win over Jacksonville in London, with C.J. Stroud driving the resurgence but a defense that allowed 31 points still clouding its ceiling.
Across the Week 6 takeaways, the common thread was volatility: the Browns keep surviving, the Giants may need a quarterback reset, and both the Rams and Texans face urgent questions about whether talent can overcome flawed starts.