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The Browns scored 13 unanswered points in the second half to complete the 13-10 comeback

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For the fourth time this season, the Browns delivered a late fourth-quarter go-ahead drive, outlasting the Ravens 13-10 to move to first place in the AFC North. With the victory, the Browns are 4-2 this season and have won each of their three home games. 

The Browns' defense shut out the Ravens' offense after the first two drives of the game, coming up with key plays in clutch moments. When called upon, the Browns' offense scored 13 unanswered points in the second half, including marching downfield 62 yards on 10 plays to set up K Andre Szmyt's game-winning field goal. 

Here are 10 key numbers from the Browns' Week 6 win over the Ravens:

1 – The Browns forced one turnover in the win, as LB Carson Schwesinger jarred the ball loose from RB Derrick Henry early in the fourth quarter. The fumble set the Browns' offense up in Ravens' territory for the game-tying touchdown drive and served as a momentum-swinging play. 

3 – On defense, the Browns recorded three sacks from three different players. DE Isaiah McGuire delivered with a sack on first down in the third quarter to push the Ravens to the edge of field goal range. K Tyler Loop missed the 49-yard field goal attempt three plays later to keep the Browns within one possession. 

6 – The Browns' secondary notched six passes defensed in the win. CB Myles Harden broke up two consecutive passes in the second quarter to force a punt while CB Denzel Ward had a key pass defensed on third-and-3 in the fourth quarter.

9 – The Browns tallied nine quarterback hits, as they pressured QB Tyler Huntley throughout the game. DT Adin Huntington led the way with three, while LB Quincy Williams tallied two and DT Maliek Collins, DE Jared Verse, DT Chris Williams and McGuire each recorded one. 

11 – In the second half, the Browns' offense notched 11 first downs, including a fourth-and-1 conversion from their own territory that set up their first points of the game. After going 1-for-6 on third down in the first half, the Browns went 4-for-10 in the second half, including converting on third-and-5 on their game-winning drive. 

13 – After not scoring in the first half, the Browns' offense tallied 13 unanswered second-half points. Szmyt made two field goals, including the game-winner, while RB Audric Estimé found the end zone to tie the game around midway through the fourth quarter.

37 – With no time remaining, Szmyt drilled the 37-yard game-winning field goal to give the Browns the dramatic, walk-off win. The kick marked Szmyt's second game-winning field goal this season, with the previous coming in Week 4 against the Steelers. 

69 – WR Jerry Jeudy led the Browns with 69 receiving yards. On the game-winning drive, Jeudy caught a 33-yard pass — his longest of the season — to move the Browns into field goal range. 

62 – QB Deshaun Watson orchestrated a 10 play, 62-yard drive to set up Szmyt's game-winning field goal. On the drive, Watson completed three passes for 42 yards and scrambled for five yards. The possession marked the fourth time this season that the Browns have executed a late fourth-quarter go-ahead drive. 

235 – The Browns' defense allowed a season-low 235 total net yards to the Ravens. After Baltimore posted 111 net yards on its first two possessions of the game, they punted on seven of its next nine drives.

Browse action photos from the Browns' 2026 Week 6 game against the Baltimore Ravens, featuring top plays and moments.

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