Huntley's Ravens Fall 13-10 on Browns Walk-Off FG

Andre Szmyt lined up a 37-yard field goal with two seconds left, and this time he did not miss. The kick went through as time expired, and the Cleveland Browns beat Tyler Huntley and the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday, taking sole possession of first place in the AFC North at 4-2.

Baltimore, now also 4-2, led 10-0 after its first two drives and never scored again. Huntley, starting with Lamar Jackson inactive, went 19 of 31 for 165 yards and a touchdown, and the Ravens punted on seven of their final nine possessions.

How Huntley and the Ravens Built the Early Lead

The opening script was sharp. Huntley led an 11-play, 66-yard march on the first possession, with Derrick Henry carrying five times for 30 yards, and finished it by rolling right and finding rookie tight end Josh Cuevas in the back of the end zone for his first career touchdown. Cuevas broke a 29-yard catch on the next drive, a roughing-the-passer flag on Maliek Collins kept it moving, and Tyler Loop hit from 34 to make it 10-0 in the first quarter.

The Ravens defense was just as loud early. Baltimore piled up a season-high five sacks, including one from Trey Hendrickson in his return from a finger procedure and the first for Nnamdi Madubuike in more than a year. Calais Campbell got one too, becoming only the third player since at least 1982 to record a sack at 40 or older. Kyle Hamilton added three tackles for loss, and Cleveland had seven net yards in the first quarter.

The Fumble That Flipped It

Szmyt's 48-yarder in the third quarter got Cleveland on the board. Then the game turned on one handoff. Up 10-3 early in the fourth, Henry lost his first fumble of the season when Carson Schwesinger punched it out, and Tyson Campbell recovered at the Baltimore 35. Seven plays later, Audric Estime, signed off the Vikings practice squad earlier in the week, bulled in from 2 yards to tie it at 10.

Both kickers blinked before the finish. Loop pulled a 49-yarder wide left that would have made it a two-score game, and Szmyt missed a potential go-ahead 48-yarder in the fourth, snapping a streak of 25 straight makes dating to last season.

Deshaun Watson still got one more shot. With the game tied at the two-minute warning, he hit Jerry Jeudy over the middle for 33 yards on third-and-5, three runs set up the kick, and Szmyt finished it. It was Watson's fourth game-winning drive of 2026, tying Bo Nix for the most in the league, per NFL Research.

Henry Bottled Up, Even Without Mason Graham

For fantasy managers, the sting is Henry. Cleveland played without defensive tackle Mason Graham, who was inactive, and Henry still finished with 17 carries for 58 yards, both season lows, plus the fumble. Zay Flowers led Baltimore with six catches for 66 yards.

Schwesinger was everywhere for Cleveland, with 13 tackles and nine defensive stops, per Next Gen Stats. The Browns finished with 237 total yards to Baltimore's 235.

Cleveland now leads the division alone with tiebreakers over Baltimore and Pittsburgh, and heads to Tennessee next Sunday. The Ravens host Cincinnati, and after letting this one slip away, they cannot afford another.