The Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 in a closely contested NFL matchup held in Baltimore on Sunday. The game featured a defensive struggle through much of the contest, with Cleveland rallying late to secure the win.

Baltimore struck first in the opening quarter, as quarterback Kyle Huntley connected on a two-yard touchdown pass to Cuevas midway through the period, followed by a 34-yard field goal by Loop. These early scores gave the Ravens a 10-0 lead, which they maintained through the halftime intermission and into the third quarter.

Cleveland responded in the third quarter with a 48-yard field goal by Szmyt, beginning their comeback effort. The decisive fourth quarter saw the Browns add 10 points. Estime scored on a two-yard touchdown run, with Szmyt converting the extra point, putting Cleveland ahead 13-10. Szmyt then sealed the victory with a 37-yard field goal in the final seconds.

Baltimore’s Huntley completed 19 of 31 passes for 165 yards but was unable to generate points in the second half. Cleveland’s quarterback D. Watson finished with 164 passing yards on 16 completions, managing the game effectively as the Browns overcame the initial deficit.

A critical moment occurred late in the game when Baltimore missed a potential game-tying 49-yard field goal attempt. This miss paved the way for Cleveland to control the closing stages and preserve their narrow victory.

The final result marked a hard-fought win for the Browns, who rallied from a first-quarter deficit to claim the victory on the road. The defensive efforts on both sides kept the scoring low and emphasized special teams’ impact in the game's outcome.