For the lead! Browns go ahead on late fourth-quarter touchdown
Quarterback Jameis Winston and wide receiver Cedric Tillman willed the Cleveland Browns to victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
In a thrilling second half, the Ravens pulled ahead 24-23 with just over two minutes remaining, but the Browns answered with a decisive nine-play, 69-yard drive to regain the lead 29-24 with under a minute to play. Quarterback Jameis Winston connected with receiver Cedric Tillman for his second touchdown of the game, a 38-yard strike. However, the ensuing two-point attempt to extend the lead to seven points was unsuccessful.
Winston completed six of nine passes on the drive for 74 yards, converting the only third down with a seven-yard pass to Elijah Moore. This stands as the Browns' most impressive offensive showing of the season, with Tillman and Winston excelling behind improved protection from the offensive line.
With one defensive stop, the Browns could snap Baltimore’s five-game winning streak and end their own five-game skid. After a challenging start to the year, Cleveland’s offense showed renewed life in this standout performance against the Ravens.
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