Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens 33 – 31

*OMG BROWNS*

The Ravens didn't trail for a single second in the game, yet lost, and the Browns pulled off another crazy game three weeks after beating the Colts. Two of the best defenses in the league met, but this time it was not in nullifying the opponent's offensive lines, but in big plays. Right in the second play of the match, Mike Macdonald's defense left its mark: Kyle Hamilton hit Watson's pass, caught the bouncing ball and carried it back for a touchdown. After the pick-six, the defense sent the Watsons down with a 3&out, so the home offensive line could come in, and they immediately made two big plays. First, Bateman caught a long pass, then freshman Keaton Mitchell ran for a 39-yard touchdown. The Ravens led 14-0 in less than five minutes.

Then, until the end of the second quarter, neither offensive line could really make progress after both running backs played under very intense pressure: Jackson was generally better at escaping and improvising, and Watson was quite inaccurate passing (6/20 passing success in the first half), but both offensive units got there. to field goal attempts. Dustin Hopkins made three out of three, but Tucker's second field goal was blocked by the Browns and they also gave the offensive line a short field - this resulted in the third Browns field goal. Within the two-minute warning, Jackson threw an interception, giving the visitors a chance to close: in the end, Hopkins didn't try another field goal from 60 yards, and the Hail Mary (which P.J. Walker tried because Watson seemed to pick up a minor injury on the previous play ) didn't succeed either, so the half ended with a 17-9 Ravens lead.

In the third quarter, both teams led a touchdown drive, through which the difference between the two offensive lines and the picture of the match were clearly visible. The Ravens were able to move very quickly with big plays mainly from Jackson's passes (of course, when the Browns' defense allowed them), and the Browns, usually based on the running game, put together offensive sequences that burned up a lot of the clock. The Ravens made a successful third attempt for the first time at the beginning of the half, and it immediately turned into a touchdown after the defenders missed Odell Beckham Jr. running the slant route. After the Browns' long attack, Kareem Hunt forced himself into the end zone, and then the two-point attempt was also successful, so the Browns closed with a score of 24-17.

Myles Garrett sacked Jackson on two consecutive plays, the Browns could have followed the punt early in the fourth quarter, but ex-Raven running back James Proche dropped the ball, which was picked up by Baltimore at the opponent's 12-yard line. There was a big scramble here, first a flag was thrown to the defense, then to the offensive line, then to the defense again, but Gus Edwards finally took it in for a touchdown, so the dropped punt paid off.

The Browns put together an exceptional Ravens offense, Njoku brought massive yards, then Rock Ya-Sin was called for pass interference, and Watson solved it from close, handing out a TD pass to Elijah Moore. By the way, Watson improved a lot in the second half, all 14 of his pass attempts were successful and he collected 134 yards. After the Browns closed for one more possession, the real turning point came: the first scene of the game was repeated, only this time on the other side. Jackson's pass was batted in and Greg Newsome II scooped it up and carried it into the end zone.

The match was further spiced up by the fact that Dustin Hopkins, who had been flawless until then, missed the extra, so the Ravens' lead remained at 31-30. The pass rush of the Browns also stopped the Ravens' next action, so Cleveland got the ball and the proven recipe could come, this time at the best time. They were able to make good progress with the running game, got into field goal range, wound down the clock to 3 seconds, and Hopkins hit it from 41 yards.
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The visiting Browns won a huge victory from a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit, and several players cannot be praised enough: Deshaun Watson played his best game in a Browns jersey in the second half, the offensive line blocked the run in an elite manner, which resulted in 178 yards on the ground, the defense was so there is a playmaking factor like maybe only the Ravens, and Myles Garrett and Za'Darius Smith were amazing all game. Because of the latter, Lamar Jackson could not dominate on the other side except for two lightning-fast drives, and the running game was largely taken away by the Browns defense. However, the big plays came from the Ravens' defense, the pass rush led by Jadeveon Clowney was lively throughout, although they couldn't do anything against the run today (Jerome Ford ran 107 yards with an average of 6.3 yards). The Ravens are 7-3, the Browns are 6-3, and the AFC North is getting more and more exciting, with all four teams fighting for a realistic chance of making the playoffs.

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