Watson guides Browns to 13-10 win over Ravens, claim AFC North lead
The Cleveland Browns beat the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 to improve to 4-2 and move into first place in the AFC North despite ranking 29th offensively.
Key points
- The Browns defeated the Ravens 13-10 in Week 6.
- Deshaun Watson threw for 164 yards and a key 33‑yard pass to Jerry Jeudy.
- Andre Szmyt kicked the game‑winning 37‑yard field goal on the final play.
- Cleveland improved to 4-2 and rose to the top of the AFC North.
- The team remains 29th in the league for offense, according to rankings.
Watson Guides Browns to 13-10 Victory Over Ravens, Moves to First in AFC North
The Cleveland Browns improved to 4-2 and claimed first place in the AFC North after a 13-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6.
The Browns were held scoreless in the first half and added only a field goal in the third quarter before rallying in the fourth.
Deshaun Watson threw for 164 yards and delivered a 33‑yard pass to wide receiver Jerry Jeudy that set up Andre Szmyt’s 37‑yard field goal on the final play.
Despite the win, the Browns entered the game ranked 29th in the league for offense and did not improve that ranking.
Head coach Todd Monken noted the team’s difficulty moving the ball on offense throughout the season and said he could not explain how the Browns have risen to the division lead.
Your questions, answered
What was the final score of the Browns vs. Ravens game?
The Browns won 13-10.
How did the Browns take the lead in the AFC North?
The victory moved Cleveland to a 4-2 record, putting them in first place in the AFC North.
Who kicked the game‑winning field goal for the Browns?
Andre Szmyt kicked a 37‑yard field goal on the final play.
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