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Grant Delpit picked off a pass from Jordan Love to set up game-tying touchdown

Sep 21, 2025 at 06:30 PM

Noah Monroe

Staff Writer Intern

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The Browns beat the Packers 13-10 to secure their first win of the season at Huntington Bank Field on Sept. 21.

Cleveland came back from 10 points down with less than four minutes remaining in the game. K Andre Szmyt made two field goals, including the game-winning 55-yard field goal with no time remaining. The Browns also recorded their first takeaway of the season on an interception from S Grant Delpit and also blocked a potential game-winning field goal from the Packers.

Here are 10 key numbers from the Browns' Week 3 win against the Packers.

0 – How many touchdowns Packers RB Josh Jacobs had against the Browns. Going into the game, Jacobs had a streak of 11 consecutive games with a touchdown, which was the sixth-longest in NFL history. After being held to 30 net yards on 16 rushing attempts and no touchdowns, Jacobs' streak is reset to zero. Green Bay had a first-and-3 on the Browns' 3-yard line and gave the ball to Jacobs on the first two plays. Jacobs was stopped at the line of scrimmage on both runs.

1 – The number of takeaways the Browns had against the Packers. After searching in the first two weeks of the season for a takeaway, the Browns notched their first one. Down 10-3 with 3:18 left in the game, Green Bay faced a third-and-3. QB Jordan Love dropped back to pass, and the ball was lofted four yards past the line of scrimmage right into Delpit's arms. He returned the interception 25 yards to the Green Bay 4-yard line, setting up the Browns game-tying touchdown from RB Quinshon Judkins.

3 – The number of defensive penalties the Packers' secondary had in the fourth quarter. As the Browns were mounting their comeback, they had some help from Green Bay. On third-and-9, the Browns were set to kick a field goal after QB Joe Flacco and WR Cedric Tillman couldn't connect. However, a defensive holding penalty on Green Bay kept the drive alive. Then on the very same drive on third-and-3, the Packers were called for a defensive pass interference that moved the ball to the 1-yard line. The two penalties helped set up Szmyt's first field goal in the game to bring the score to 10-3. On the first play following the Browns' interception, another Green Bay pass interference moved the ball to the 1-yard line. On the next play, Judkins scored the touchdown that tied the game at 10.

5 – The number of sacks the Browns had against the Packers, a season-high. Six different Browns players sacked Love while DT Maliek Collins led Cleveland in sacks with 1.5. LB Carson Schwesinger and defensive tackles Adin Huntington and Mason Graham all notched their first career sacks in the Browns' win.

7 – The number of steps Szmyt took on his approach to kicking the 55-yard game-winning field goal. Szmyt started at the hand of his holder, P Corey Bojorquez, before taking three steps back and two steps to his left. Then, as the ball was snapped, Szmyt took two steps to the ball and swung his right leg, hitting the ball through the uprights to win the game.