Overview
- The Cleveland Browns beat the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 Sunday after Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger forced a fourth-quarter fumble by Derrick Henry that set up Cleveland’s game‑tying touchdown.
- Derrick Henry told teammates the loss was his fault and said, “Put this one on me,” while coaches and teammates also noted the defense failed to stop the Browns after the turnover.
- Baltimore’s offense stalled after a 10-0 start, including a missed 49-yard field goal by Tyler Loop and multiple three-and-outs with Tyler Huntley starting for an injured Lamar Jackson.
- Browns coach Todd Monken, returning to face his former team, downplayed personal motivation and afterward praised the Ravens organization while crediting his players for the win.
- The result leaves the AFC North tightly bunched at the top and highlights questions for Baltimore about ball security, late defensive execution, and sustaining offense without Jackson heading into next week.