- Oct 16, 2026
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Baltimore suffered another crushing collapse Sunday, losing 13-10 to Cleveland when Andre Szmyt drilled a 37-yard field goal as time expired.
The Ravens jumped ahead 10-0 after two drives behind fill-in quarterback Tyler Huntley. Their defense dominated early, recording three sacks by halftime—matching the Browns' completions through two quarters. But the lead crumbled in the fourth.
Derrick Henry fumbled with 12:36 remaining, giving Cleveland possession at Baltimore's 35-yard line. Audric Estime punched in a 2-yard touchdown seven plays later to tie the game 10-10. It was Henry's third fumble lost in a final period since 2025 began, the most in the NFL. Tyler Loop also missed a 49-yard field goal wide left early in the fourth that would have created a two-score edge.
The defeat was Baltimore's 16th blown double-digit lead since 2020, the most in the NFL. In those collapses, Ravens quarterbacks have thrown 15 fourth-quarter turnovers, while opposing passers have averaged 111.6 yards in final periods with 17 touchdowns and zero interceptions. Deshaun Watson followed that pattern, managing 70 yards through three quarters before throwing for 94 in the fourth.
Baltimore (4-2) faces Cincinnati (3-2), Buffalo (5-1) and Jacksonville (4-2) next. Lamar Jackson could return this week after missing two games with an ankle injury.
Source: ESPN - Tue Oct 20, 6:00 AM ET
Written by the SportsMafia Wire desk in our own words from the original reporting (AI-assisted, checked against the source).