The Baltimore Ravens lose to the Cleveland Browns in Week 6 as Derrick Henry’s fourth-quarter fumble becomes a key turning point. With Lamar Jackson again absent, Baltimore relies on its running game but Henry’s mistake helps Cleveland regain momentum late in the game and secure a 13-10 win.
Multiple outlets report that Henry takes responsibility for the outcome, telling teammates to “put this one on me” after the fumble. Newsweek and Yahoo Sports both describe Henry expressing frustration and acknowledging that the turnover contributed directly to the Browns’ rally. The Oregonian adds that Henry apologizes to Ravens teammates for the play, framing it as an error he owns rather than a team failure.
While the sources emphasize the same incident and Henry’s response, they differ slightly in tone and framing—some focus on accountability language, while others highlight how the fumble “opens the door” for Cleveland’s comeback. All accounts agree on the core facts: Baltimore is without Jackson again, Henry fumbles late, and Cleveland wins 13-10 in Cleveland.
