Baltimore Ravens rally to defeat Cleveland Browns, 23-16
Mark Andrews ran 35 yards on 4th-and-1 in the fourth quarter to help complete the Baltimore Ravens' 23-16 comeback win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
Andrews took the snap as though he was going to do a "tush push," but instead, rolled out and outraced the defense to the endzone with 2:31 remaining.
"It was a great call, and I think the guys just executed really well," Andrews said. "We've repped it a few times, so we had it down pat and ready to go, and like I said, I give credit to the guys up front. Once I saw the open edge and Pat kicking the guy out, I was just opening my stride and getting there."
Quarterback Lamar Jackson also thought the play would be successful after seeing how well it worked in practice.
"We just needed a couple yards, but for Mark to go for a touchdown, that was amazing. He turned on the jets, too. I guess he was looking at (No.) 49 (Browns LB Carson Schwesinger) like, 'No way,'" said Jackson, who completed 14 of 25 passes for 193 yards and was intercepted twice.
Running back Derrick Henry rushed for 103 yards with one touchdown, which was an improvement from his 22-yard effort against the Browns in the first meeting in September.
Jackson passed for 193 yards but threw two interceptions and was sacked five times. Zay Flowers caught three passes for 78 yards.
The Browns had an opportunity on their final drive, which ended at the Ravens' 25-yard line.
Baltimore trailed at the half
The Baltimore Ravens fell behind 16-10 at halftime.
Jackson threw an interception to Cleveland's Devin Bush, who returned it for a touchdown. With less than 8 minutes remaining in the first half, the Ravens trailed 13-3.
Baltimore responded with a six-play, 63-yard drive, capped off with a Derrick Henry 1-yard touchdown.
Cleveland kicker Andrew Szmyt made three field goals. Baltimore's Tyler Loop booted a 26-yard field goal.
Cleveland's edge rusher Myles Garrett tallied three sacks in the first half and finished with four in the game.
Mark Andrews sets receiving record
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews became the franchise's all-time leading receiver. He surpassed former Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason with a catch in the first quarter.
Andrews, whom the Ravens drafted in the third round in 2018, has 465 receptions for a franchise-best 5,795 yards and 55 touchdowns.
He is a three-time Pro Bowl performer.
Up next
The Baltimore Ravens (5-5) will play host to the New York Jets on Sunday, November 23. The Cleveland Browns (2-8) will travel to Las Vegas to face the Raiders on Sunday, November 23.
The Associated Press contributed to this story
