The Cleveland Browns secure a 27-24 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers after Andre Szmyt kicks a career-long 56-yard field goal with 10 seconds remaining. Cleveland had been trailing late as Pittsburgh mounts a comeback, but the late score gives the Browns the edge at the end of Thursday night’s game.
Deshaun Watson leads Cleveland’s offense with 268 passing yards. Across reports, he is described as completing 24 of 33 passes and throwing one touchdown and one interception. The sources also highlight that Watson drives Cleveland downfield in the fourth quarter to set up the winning kick, after earlier scoring momentum.
The Guardian also notes that Pittsburgh’s fightback falls short despite quarterback Rodgers throwing three touchdown passes, while committing two costly interceptions. The outlets agree the result improves Cleveland to a 3-1 record following the dramatic finish.
