The Cleveland Browns clinch first place in the AFC North with a 28‑17 Week 6 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, securing two division wins and a crucial tiebreaker. The win moves Cleveland into the AFC’s top four, locking the fourth seed ahead of Week 7 despite a shaky performance. The current playoff picture shows Kansas City (5‑0), Buffalo (5‑1), Jacksonville (4‑2) ahead, with the Browns, Patriots, Broncos, Steelers and Ravens all tied at 4‑2; the Jaguars hold the tiebreaker for the third seed, while Cleveland holds tiebreakers over Baltimore and Pittsburgh for the division lead.
The Arizona Cardinals became the latest team to expose the Los Angeles Rams. Sean McVay’s Rams entered the 2026 NFL season with a ton of hype, especially after they successfully traded for Cleveland Browns superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett and the unretirement of future Pro Football Hall of Famer Aaron Donald. Through six weeks of […]
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The Cleveland Browns defense was as dominant as could be for three quarters. The Cleveland Browns offense did just enough for one half.
The Ravens fell 24-17 to the Browns on Oct. 18, dropping to 1-2 without Lamar Jackson and seeing backup Tyler Huntley sputter after a strong start. The loss handed Cleveland its first AFC North lead since 2014 and highlighted the offense’s inability to sustain drives, forcing the defense into late‑game fatigue. Analyst Nikhil points to missing key players—Jackson, Ja’Kobi Lane, Trey Hendrickson, and Nnamdi Madubuike—as the primary concern, not a systemic collapse. With a tough stretch ahead, the team hopes to rebound once its full roster returns next week.
The Cleveland Browns surge to first place in the AFC North after a gritty 13-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6. Despite a shaky start—allowing an early 11‑play, 66‑yard TD—the defense shuts down the Ravens, conceding only three points, a fumble, and 169 total yards after the first drive. Offensively, the Browns limp through three quarters with just three points and 107 yards, but rally in the fourth as Audric Estime scores a two‑yard TD and Deshaun Watson drives the ball 62 yards to set up Andre Szmyt’s game‑winning 37‑yard field goal. The victory marks the Browns’ first top‑spot this late in a season since Week 10 of 2014, and they remain unbeaten at home at 3‑0.
In the Browns’ 13-10 win over the Ravens on Oct. 19, 2026, rookie linebacker Carson Schwesinger shines despite an ankle injury, logging a game‑high 13 tackles and forcing a pivotal fumble that sparks Cleveland’s comeback. Defensive end Jared Verse hails Schwesinger as a “hooper” and the most reliable teammate, praising his old‑school mindset. The forced fumble leads to a tie‑making touchdown by Audric Estime, and Andre Szmyt’s 37‑yard field goal clinches the victory, sending the Browns to a 4‑2 record and a three‑way AFC North tie.
The absolute best way to keep an opponent in the game is to trade field goals for touchdowns. Joe offers up the Cleveland loss. The Bucs were content kicking field goals. The Bucs were only too happy to kick field […]
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Coach Jesse Minter’s Baltimore Ravens lost a 13-10 road contest to Todd Monken’s Cleveland Browns on a day when Derrick Henry took accountability for a crucial fumble. Tyler ‘Snoop’ Huntley showed his value to the team with a decent game, but missed opportunities haunted the Ravens QB, and defense, as the smoked cleared on a […]
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NFL Week 6 delivered 11 games and clear winners and losers. The Cleveland Browns surge to the AFC North lead at 4‑2 after a clutch Deshaun Watson drive and Andre Szmyt’s game‑winner over the Ravens. The Houston Texans snap a 0‑4 start, moving to 2‑4 and narrowing the AFC South gap after beating the division leader. Jacksonville’s Travis Hunter becomes the first player in 24 years to record a TD reception and an interception in the same game, echoing Brian Dawkins. In contrast, Patriots’ A.J. Brown struggles with drops and a 3‑10 haul, while Giants quarterback Jameis Winston is benched after a 152‑yard, 1‑TD, 2‑INT performance, opening the door for J.J. McCarthy.
Sportsnaut’s Week 7 NFL power rankings show the Cleveland Browns vaulting into the top five while the Los Angeles Rams tumble out of contention. After a dramatic Week 6 slate—including the Texans’ comeback win over the Jaguars in London and the Bears’ bounce‑back versus the Falcons—the rankings place the 49ers at No. 1 despite injury woes, the Chiefs second thanks to Patrick Mahomes and a dominant rushing attack, and the Bills third after a narrow 27‑24 victory over the Raiders. The Vikings sit fourth, the Patriots fifth, and the Bears at 11th. Updates will follow Monday Night Football (Commanders vs. 49ers).
Cleveland took control of the AFC North, and the Giants stumbled into a quarterback dilemma.
The Cleveland Browns reclaim the AFC North lead after a 24‑21 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on a last‑second field goal in Week 6, snapping Baltimore’s brief surge following an overtime win over Atlanta the previous week. The win puts the Browns atop the division as the race tightens heading toward the season’s second half.
A look at where all 16 teams stand in our AFC power rankings going into Week 7.
The Cleveland Browns were able to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 in Week 6, and outside of it being a divisional game, there were other reasons why this was a big game. Head coach Todd Monken went against his former team after being the offensive coordinator for the Ravens for three years. Instead of rubbing […]
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In Week 6, the Cleveland Browns pull off a dramatic 13‑10 upset over division‑leading Baltimore Ravens, snapping a 10‑0 early deficit with a 37‑yard field goal by Andre Szmyt. The win ties the Browns for first in the AFC North and gives them the tiebreaker over Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Key moments include a costly Ravens fumble by Derrick Henry, a missed 49‑yard field goal by Tyler Loop, and a fourth‑quarter delay‑of‑game penalty. Jerry Jeudy shines with 69 receiving yards on four catches, while linebacker Carson Schwesinger leads the Browns with 13 tackles and forces the pivotal Henry fumble. The victory marks Cleveland’s fourth comeback win this season, bolstering their playoff hopes.
The Cleveland Browns are having a season that defies explanation. They find themselves in first place in the AFC North division, improving their record to 4-2 after defeating the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 in Week 6. The Browns have clearly been a competitive team that has played their best football in the fourth quarter of multiple […]
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The Baltimore Ravens were without Lamar Jackson again in Week 6 against the Cleveland Browns. They had to figure out a way to come out victorious without their franchise quarterback. Unfortunately for them, when the teams took the field on Sunday, the Browns won. And Cleveland can, to some extent, thank Derrick Henry for this. […]
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Browns Browns WR KC Concepcion wasn’t concerned about the illegal hit he took from Jets S Minkah Fitzpatrick. Concepcion cleared concussion protocol and said he was ready to face the Ravens on Sunday, and he finished with four catches for 37 yards. (Petrak) Ravens After the game, Ravens RB Derrick Henry commented on the fumble […]
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The Steelers rally from a 16-3 fourth‑quarter hole to beat the Buccaneers 24‑21 in overtime, improving to 4-2 and tying for the division lead. Rookie wideout Germie Bernard sets a franchise rookie record with 11 catches for 87 yards and scores his first career touchdown in the OT winner. His 11 receptions mark the most ever by a Steelers rookie in a single game, and he now ranks second on the team with 24 catches, posting the highest target success rate (53.1%). The comeback propels Pittsburgh back to the top of the AFC North.
The Ravens fall 13-10 to the Browns in Week 6, exposing several glaring flaws. Backup QB Tyler Huntley struggles under pressure, failing on third downs, while rookie center Vega Ioane’s erratic snaps nearly cost a crucial drive. Defensive standouts Kyle Hamilton and Nnamdi Madubuike shine, but can’t compensate for offensive woes. Tight end Mark Andrews drops six passes in six games, prompting a push for rookie TEs Matthew Hibner and Josh Cuevas to earn more snaps. Meanwhile, Derrick Henry’s rushing efficiency plummets to a season‑low 3.4 yards per carry. The piece argues the Ravens need a return to Lamar Jackson, a stable center like Cam Jurgens, and a more effective ground game to survive upcoming challenges.
Andre Szmyk’s 37-yard field goal with 10 seconds left lifts the Cleveland Browns to a 13‑10 win over the Baltimore Ravens at Huntington Bank Field on Oct. 18, 2026. After trailing 10‑0 at halftime and barely reaching 50 yards of offense, the Browns rally in the fourth quarter: Szmyk’s 48‑yard kick narrows the gap, Audric Estime’s 2‑yard TD ties the game, and Szmyk’s final kick wins it. Deshaun Watson throws 164 yards, no turnovers, while the Ravens’ Derrick Henry leads with 58 rushing yards. The victory moves both teams to 4‑2, tying atop the AFC North.
The Cleveland Browns edged the Baltimore Ravens 13–10 in Week 6 on October 18, 2026.
Todd Monken and the Cleveland Browns continue to exceed expectations as they have achieved a feat the franchise hasn’t seen since 2014 following their 13-10 upset win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon. Monken is going through the first season of his head coaching career with the Browns. He has surprised many by having […]
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The Cleveland Browns overcame an early 10-point deficit to steal a 13-10 victory over the AFC North rival Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
The Ravens fall 13-10 to the Browns on Oct. 18 after surrendering a double‑digit second‑half lead, sealed by Andre Szmyt’s game‑winning field goal. Blog contributors hammer the offense, citing Tyler Huntley’s 165 yards on 31 attempts, missed kicks, a Derrick Henry fumble and a stagnant O‑line, while lamenting Lamar Jackson’s absence. Defensive standouts Kyle Hamilton and Nnamdi Madubuike can’t compensate for the team’s miscues, and critics call for urgent QB and coaching decisions as Baltimore drops the division lead heading into a crucial stretch of the schedule.