Brownie Bites
- Updated: October 20, 2026
The Cleveland Browns pulled off a dramatic 13–10 comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, October 18, 2026, winning on a field goal as time expired at home. Cleveland struggled to get its offense moving early, while Baltimore took control with a touchdown pass from backup quarterback Tyler Huntley to rookie tight end Josh Cuevas and a 34-yard field goal. The Ravens carried a 10–0 lead into the second quarter and appeared to have the game firmly in hand. Cleveland’s defense kept the deficit manageable, however, applying pressure to Huntley and preventing Baltimore from adding to its lead.
The Browns began their comeback in the third quarter when kicker Andre Szmyt connected on a 48-yard field goal to cut the deficit to 10–3. The turning point came in the fourth quarter, when linebacker Carson Schwesinger forced a fumble by Baltimore running back Derrick Henry, and defensive back Tyson Campbell recovered the ball at the Ravens’ 35-yard line. Cleveland capitalized on the turnover, with running back Audric Estimé powering into the end zone on a two-yard touchdown run to tie the game at 10–10 with 8:33 remaining. Estimé, who had joined the Browns earlier in the week, delivered a crucial contribution at a time when the offense desperately needed a spark.
With the game tied in the final two minutes, quarterback Deshaun Watson led Cleveland on a decisive 62-yard drive. His biggest play was a 33-yard completion to wide receiver Jerry Jeudy that moved the Browns into field-goal range. After Szmyt’s initial attempt was negated by a Baltimore offside penalty, he calmly converted a 37-yard field goal as time expired to seal the 13–10 victory. The win improved Cleveland’s record to 4–2 and strengthened its position in the AFC North race. For the Browns, the comeback showcased their resilience and ability to win close games, while their defense and late-game execution made the difference in a hard-fought divisional matchup.
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