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Deshaun Watson leads drive for winning field goal and Browns rally for 13-10 victory over Ravens

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Graves, W. (2026, October 18). Deshaun Watson leads drive for winning field goal and Browns rally for 13-10 victory over Ravens. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/deshaun-watson-leads-drive-for-winning-field-goal-and-browns-rally-for-13-10-victory-over-ravens/article_d0778a0c-8f36-51a9-a77f-27212a9dd865.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-18 · by Will Graves

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In a thrilling finish on Sunday, Deshaun Watson led the Cleveland Browns to a 13-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. The game-winning score came from Szmyt’s 37-yard field goal after the Ravens were penalized for offside during an earlier blocked attempt. Despite struggling early and trailing by ten points, the Browns capitalized on a fumble recovery near midfield late in the fourth quarter to secure their improbable win. This victory tied them with Baltimore at 4-2 atop the AFC North standings.
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On October 18, 2026, Deshaun Watson led the Cleveland Browns to an improbable 13-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in a game that featured strategic trick plays by both teams. Despite starting quarterback Lamar Jackson being out with an ankle injury, the Ravens took an early lead but were ultimately overtaken late in the fourth quarter when Tyson Campbell recovered a fumble from Derrick Henry at the Baltimore 35-yard line. The Browns' victory came down to Watson's final drive, which ended with a decisive 37-yard field goal by Andre Szmyt, securing the win for Cleveland (4-2) and tying them with Baltimore atop the AFC North. Ravens tight end Josh Cuevas made an unexpected impact with trick play formations, catching four passes for 44 yards and scoring a touchdown, but it wasn't enough to stop Cleveland's comeback.

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Will Graves
16 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 It was an exciting finish to a game that often felt like a slog in the brilliant fall sunshine, with one of the biggest pops from the crowd coming in the fourth quarter when it was encouraged to support baseball’s Cleveland Guardians, who were set to host Tampa Bay in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series about a mile south.
🔮 Graham’s preference would have been to stay in the box.
🔮 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike McCarthy spent the weekend after Pittsburgh’s uneven performance in a Thursday night loss to Cleveland poring over tape to find areas where the Steelers could improve.
🔮 In the frantic aftermath, the longest-tenured coach in Pitt history encouraged AP Top 25 voters to “wake your (butts) up,” just as Narduzzi promised ACC commissioner Jim Phillips he would after the Panthers improved to 5-0.
🔮 The four-time NFL MVP urged anyone who would listen to avoid being lured onto the emotional roller coaster that often can be a trap during a 17-game season.
🔮 Cincinnati later gifted the Steelers a field goal when punt returner Ke’Shawn Williams let the ball smack off his facemask.
🔮 Yes, there were days — particularly during a two-month stretch from mid-May to mid-July — in which the towering 24-year-old went winless.
🔮 Jones, who returned from Tommy John surgery in late May, tied a season high with nine strikeouts in seven innings and improved to 3-0 with a 1.13 ERA in four starts in September.
🔮 Any significant dropoff by one of their high-priced stars could put them in a tight spot as they try to prove last year’s success was not a last stand for Crosby and company.
🔮 The four-time MVP was talking about his reaction to one specific play, though it might as well double for where the Steelers (1-1) find themselves through the first two weeks of Rodgers’ final season, one he might struggle to make through intact if the protection in front of him doesn’t improve quickly.
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Baltimore Browns CLEVELAND Ravens the Cleveland Browns

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Browns ORG · 8× Ravens ORG · 7× Baltimore GPE · 4× CLEVELAND GPE · 3× Szmyt PERSON · 3× Watson PERSON · 3× Huntley PERSON · 2× Andre Szmyt’s PERSON · 1× Deshaun Watson PERSON · 1× Jerry Jeudy PERSON · 1×

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Despite missing quarterback Lamar Jackson — out for a second straight game with an ankle injury — the Ravens appeared in firm control against an inept Browns offense, but Cleveland defensive back Tyson Campbell provided the spark the Browns needed when he pounced on Derrick Henry’s fumble midway through the fourth quarter at the Baltimore 35.
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🔮 It was an exciting finish to a game that often felt like a slog in the brilliant fall sunshine, with one of the biggest pops from the crowd coming in the fourth quarter when it was encouraged to support baseball’s Cleveland Guardians, who were set to host Tampa Bay in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series about a mile south.

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CLEVELAND (AP) — Deshaun Watson connected with Jerry Jeudy for 33 yards to set up Andre Szmyt’s 37-yard field goal on the final snap, and the Cleveland Browns rallied past the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 on Sunday. asserted
Browns → connect → Sunday
The Browns (4-2) gave first-year coach Todd Monken — a former Ravens offensive coordinator — an improbable victory over his former employer by relying on their defense and getting just enough playmaking from Watson in the end. asserted
Browns → give → end
Watson completed 16 of 26 passes for 164 yards. asserted
Watson → complete → yards
Szmyt’s game-winner atoned for a miss from 48 yards a few minutes earlier. asserted
winner → atone → yards
The Ravens (4-2) blocked Szmyt’s first attempt to win it but were called for offside. asserted
Ravens → block → offside
Szmyt’s try from 5 yards closer was down the middle to pull the surprising Browns (4-2) into a tie with Baltimore atop the AFC North. asserted
try → pull → North
Despite missing quarterback Lamar Jackson — out for a second straight game with an ankle injury — the Ravens appeared in firm control against an inept Browns offense, but Cleveland defensive back Tyson Campbell provided the spark the Browns needed when he pounced on Derrick Henry’s fumble midway through the fourth quarter at the Baltimore 35. asserted
he → miss → 35
Audric Estime’s 2-yard touchdown run tied the game at 10-all with 8:33 remaining. Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley, who played brilliantly in an overtime win over Atlanta last Sunday, and the rest of the Baltimore offense had two chances to take the lead but failed to produce a first down either time. asserted
who → tie → down
Cleveland took over at its 20 with 1:59 remaining, and Watson shook off a nightmarish first three quarters — the Browns had 107 yards of offense after 45 minutes — to guide his team 62 yards in nine plays. asserted
Browns → take → plays
It was an exciting finish to a game that often felt like a slog in the brilliant fall sunshine, with one of the biggest pops from the crowd coming in the fourth quarter when it was encouraged to support baseball’s Cleveland Guardians, who were set to host Tampa Bay in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series about a mile south. asserted
who → feel → Series
The Ravens scored on their first two possessions to take a 10-0 lead, with Huntley hitting rookie tight end Josh Cuevas for his first career touchdown from 2 yards out and Tyler Loop drilling a 34-yard field goal. asserted
Loop → score → goal
Baltimore’s offense did nothing from there. asserted
offense → do → nothing
Huntley finished 19 of 31 for 165 yards, but the Ravens went scoreless over their final nine possessions, with Loop missing a 49-yarder early in the fourth quarter that would have made it a two-score game. asserted
it → finish → quarter
After that kick drifted wide, the momentum shifted and the Browns pulled off their second last-second win over a division rival at home in three weeks. asserted
Browns → drift → weeks
Injuries Ravens: WR Rashod Bateman (shoulder) left in the second quarter and did not return. asserted
Bateman → leave → quarter
Browns: S Grant Delpit exited in the first quarter and was placed in the concussion protocol. asserted
Delpit → exit → protocol
... LB Justin Jefferson injured his hip. asserted
Jefferson → injure → hip
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