The Baltimore Ravens did not look good on Sunday. Baltimore completely collapsed against Cleveland, allowing 13 unanswered points in the second half in a 13-10 loss. Perhaps the Ravens could see their fortunes improve just by getting their franchise quarterback back out on the field. Ravens head coach Jesse Minter simply replied “yes” when asked […]
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It was a long day for the Baltimore Ravens, who missed too many opportunities. And Derrick Henry had another crucial fumble. And here are the Ravens most to blame for another blown double-digit lead in the loss to the Browns. Surprisingly, the Ravens took it on the chin against the Browns. They lost 13-10 in […]
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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could "potentially" practice this week ahead of a showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals as he continues to try to work his way back from an ankle injury, head coach Jesse Minter said on Monday.
In Week 6 against the Browns, the Ravens were out‑snapped 57‑63 as rookie wideout Ja’Kobi Lane emerged, catching four passes for 40 yards after Rashod Bateman exited with a shoulder injury. Tyler Huntley earned his second straight start, while Derrick Henry managed just 58 rushing yards and a costly fumble. Rookie tight end Josh Cuevas logged a season‑best four receptions, including a touchdown, as Mark Andrews struggled with only one catch. Defensively, Roquan Smith, Nate Wiggins and Kyle Hamilton played all 63 snaps, with Nnami Madubuike and Calais Campbell each recording a sack. Trey Hendrickson returned to lead the edge set, though Tavius Robinson’s snaps fell below 50%.
The Baltimore Ravens (4-2) were able to stay afloat during a month of no Lamar Jackson last season, but the offense cannot realistically endure another lengthy absence at quarterback. Only a half-game separates the last-place Cincinnati Bengals from the rest of the division, and the AFC as a whole still looks quite formidable. Even a […]
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The Bengals head into Week 7 against the Ravens amid concerns over quarterback Lamar Jackson’s ankle sprain, which sidelined him for a second straight game after a 13-10 loss to the Browns. Coach Jesse Minter says Jackson’s return is a day‑by‑day decision, and his dual‑threat ability could impact the game’s predicted shootout, with oddsmakers giving Baltimore a 3‑3.5‑point home advantage and a 50.5 total. Cincinnati sits at 3‑2 in the AFC North, while Baltimore holds a 4‑2 record, keeping the division wide open.
The Steelers pull off another key victory, staying level with division rivals Baltimore and Cleveland. Tampa Bay’s head coach Todd Bowles used extra preparation time after the Buccaneers’ upset of Dallas to craft a game plan, while rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels also had additional time to ready himself for the matchup.
The Giants’ four‑back experiment backfired Sunday, as rookie Cam Skattebo dressed but recorded zero carries—a decision coach John Harbaugh says wasn’t intentional. New York’s ground game totaled just 84 yards on 20 attempts, with Tyrone Tracy Jr. (6 carries, 18 yards, 2 touchdowns), Devin Singletary (4 carries, 14 yards) and Najee Harris (4 carries, 2 yards) combining for a meager 2.4 yards per carry. The remaining 50 yards came from quarterback scrambles and a Darnell Mooney run, masking the backfield’s inefficiency. With none of the four backs hitting 20 rushing yards, the article argues the Giants should narrow future auditions to two backs with clear series, giving Skattebo a limited chance to prove his ball security and production.
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Entering Week 7, the Ravens grapple with a battered roster after six injury‑filled weeks. Quarterback Lamar Jackson is slated to return next game, while backup Tyler Huntley proved solid and undrafted Joe Fagnano remains third‑string. Running back Derrick Henry has seven touchdowns in six games, but rookie Adam Randall sits on IR with an unclear activation timeline. Tight end Durham Smythe is out for the season; veteran Nick Vannett fills his blocking role, and Mark Andrews struggles to adapt his YAC game. The wide‑receiver corps—Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman, Tez Walker, Ja’Kobi Lane and others—stands out as one of the best in franchise history. On the offensive line, key starters are active but Danny Pinter and others are on season‑ending IR, leaving depth questions for the upcoming Bengals matchup.
Deshaun Watson admits the Browns’ offense still has “growing pains,” but a clutch 33‑yard pass to Jerry Jeudy set up Andre Szmyt’s game‑winning 37‑yard field goal as Cleveland beat the Ravens 13‑10. The win, despite five sacks and a lackluster offensive showing, lifts the Browns to 4‑2 and first place in the AFC North. Watson stresses the need to iron out mistakes early before November‑December pressures intensify, especially against divisional foes Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
The Baltimore Ravens were dealt another brutal loss, this time to the Cleveland Browns. The Ravens pulled off a huge overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday, even without Lamar Jackson, but they gave up a double-digit lead. That was partly because Tyler Loop missed a crucial 4th-quarter field goal. Early in the fourth […]
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Jerry Jeudy clinched a crucial 33-yard catch on third-and-5 in the final minute of the Browns’ 13-10 win over the Ravens, setting up Andre Szmyt’s game‑winning field goal. The veteran wideout finished with four catches on four targets for 69 yards, prompting head coach Todd Monken to award him the game ball and vow to involve him more. With Cleveland 4-2 atop the AFC North, the play may quiet trade‑deadline rumors that had linked Jeudy to a move.
The Ravens’ three‑game winning streak ends with a 13‑10 loss to the Browns, exposing a sluggish offense. Tyler Huntley drops to a C‑grade, throwing 31 passes for just 165 yards and one fourth‑down TD. Derrick Henry records a season‑low 58 rushing yards (3.4 ypc) and a costly fumble, while Zay Flowers leads receivers with 66 yards. The offensive line sinks to D+, surrendering nine hits and three sacks. Defensively, the unit shines: the line and edge rushers earn B+ grades, with Nnamdi Madubuike and Calais Campbell combining for multiple hits and a sack, and Trey Hendrickson posting eight pressures. Linebackers and secondary hold steady, earning B‑range marks. The stark contrast highlights the Ravens’ need to revive their attack.
The Browns climb to a 4-2 record and a 13-10 win over the Ravens, placing them atop the AFC North alongside equally strong rivals Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Only the Bills and Chiefs hold better records, while the Jaguars, Patriots and Broncos remain in the contender mix. With a perfect 2-0 divisional slate, Cleveland eyes a pivotal matchup against the Titans, who just earned their first win, to pull further ahead. Upcoming games—Steelers in New Orleans, and Ravens vs. Bengals in Baltimore—will reshuffle the division, prompting fans to debate the Browns' true AFC ranking.
The Cleveland Browns improve to 4-2 after a gritty Week 6 comeback against a Ravens squad missing Lamar Jackson, rallying with 13 unanswered points. Offense remained uneven—run game nonexistent, passing inconsistent, and QB Deshaun Watson struggled early but delivered the clutch drives needed for the win. The defense, now under coordinator Mike Rutenberg, shines with unpredictable schemes, highlighted by linebacker Carson Schwesinger and interior force Maliek Collins, shutting down Baltimore’s ground attack and containing Zay Flowers. While the Browns sit as the AFC’s fourth seed, their playoff outlook hinges on whether the offense can match the defense’s elite play.
On Baltimore‘s second possession Sunday at Huntington Bank Field, first-year Ravens offensive coordinator Declan Doyle put rookie tight end Josh Cuevas where a left guard normally stands. Cuevas lined up a step behind the line, between the center and a left guard who had split out wider than usual, and slipped into the pattern once […]
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Andre Szmyt’s 37-yard field goal on the final snap Sunday gave the Browns a 13-10 win over the Ravens at Huntington Bank Field and a share of first place this late in a season for the first time since 2014. Browns head coach Todd Monken’s postgame news conference dwelled less on that finish than on […]
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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 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.
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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.
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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Cleveland took control of the AFC North, and the Giants stumbled into a quarterback dilemma.