When the Browns needed to make a couple plays on defense and special teams, defensive lineman 
In the waning minutes of the fourth quarter, the Bears faced third-and-ten from the Browns’ 39 yard line. Sanford blitzed off right tackle and brought back-up quarterback Dan LeFevour for a seven-yard loss. On the next play, Smith blocked Brad Maynard’s punt.
The Browns took over the on their 48-yard line and seven plays later,
The Browns and Bears traded punts and field position in the third quarter and the score remains tied at 10 heading into the fourth quarter of the preseason finale at Cleveland Browns Stadium.
The Browns took a lead with 3:29 remaining in the second quarter but it did not last long as the Bears marched right down the field on a response drive that was punctuated by Robbie Gould’s 46-yard field goal with 1:08 left in the half.
The Bears responded to the Browns taking a 10-7 lead on Phil Dawson’s 25-yard field goal through the uprights in the East end zone. Dawson’s kick capped an 11-play, 69-yard drive that took 6:48 off the game clock.
Defensive back
Both teams’ first scores were set up by mistakes by the other squad.
The Browns tied the game after forcing a turnover deep in Chicago’s territory. On third-and-17 from the Bears’ 21-yard line, quarterback Todd Collins looked to signal a timeout, but the snap came and bounced off his facemask. Browns linebacker
In his first game as a Brown, rookie running back
On the Browns’ first offensive drive of the game,
The first play of the ensuing drive was a handoff to Chester Taylor and the veteran running back gained two yards. Then, Collins, who got the start in place of Jay Cutler, completed a two-yard pass to Devin Aromashodu, before the Bears found tight end Greg Olsen for the 15-yard score.
