Skip to main content
Advertising

By the Numbers

By the Numbers: Baker Mayfield rebounds with 351 passing yards in 2nd half, but Browns can't overcome INTs

18 - The Browns ran just 18 plays in the first half, as Houston possessed the ball for more than 21 minutes in a dominant start to the game.

15:10 - The Texans completely controlled possession in the first half on their way to holding the ball for 37:35 -- good for more than a quarter's worth of an advantage over the Browns (22:25).

4 - Cleveland's offense committed four turnovers — three first-half interceptions and a fumble in the third quarter. It ties the season-high Cleveland set Week 4 against the Raiders.

0 - For the first time all season, the Browns defense was unable to force a turnover.

0 - Cleveland didn't surrender a sack for a third consecutive game. That hasn't happened since 1988.

187 - Led by running back Lamar Miller, the Texans rushed for 187 yards on 39 attempts. It marked the second-most Cleveland has allowed on the ground all season.

3 - Baker Mayfield had his first three-interception game as a pro, and all of them came in the first half. The rookie quarterback had just five completions for 46 yards in the first 30 minutes.

10 - After his worst half as a pro, Mayfield came out firing in the second half. He completed his first 10 passes for 219 yards and finished 29-of-43 for 397 yards and a touchdown.

1.5 - Myles Garrett added to his team-leading sack total, finishing with 1.5 to increase his total to 11.5 on the season.

103 - Wide receiver Jarvis Landry had his third 100-yard receiving game of the season and first since Week 3, finishing with 103 yards on six catches.

The Cleveland Browns play the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium.

Related Content

Advertising