The Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 behind a fourth-quarter comeback Sunday, overcoming an early 10-point deficit by holding Baltimore scoreless over the final three quarters. Cleveland scored all 13 of its points after halftime at Huntington Bank Field, turning a difficult start into a valuable Week 6 victory over an AFC North rival.
The result left both teams at 4-2, with Cleveland improving to 3-0 at home and Baltimore taking its first road loss after a 3-0 start away from home. For the 65,872 fans in attendance, patience paid off: the Browns entered the final quarter trailing by seven before producing the game’s decisive scoring advantage.
Fast Ravens Start Gives Way to Cleveland Comeback
Baltimore established a 10-0 lead in the opening quarter, accounting for every point the Ravens would score. Tyler Huntley’s passing line included one touchdown, but Baltimore could not add to its early advantage. A scoreless second quarter kept the margin unchanged heading into halftime.
Cleveland’s defense made that halftime deficit manageable. Whatever opportunities Baltimore created after the opening period, none produced points. In a game ultimately decided by three, that extended stretch of scoreless football gave the Browns room to recover without needing an explosive offensive afternoon.
The Browns put three points on the board in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to 10-3. Then came the fourth-quarter turnaround: Cleveland outscored Baltimore 10-0 to complete the comeback in regulation. The Ravens’ early cushion had disappeared, and their inability to answer became the defining difference.
The supplied game summary does not include drive sequences or individual scoring plays, so the exact game-winning possession, turnover details, red-zone stops and fourth-down decisions cannot be established. What the quarter-by-quarter scoring makes clear is that Cleveland controlled the scoring after halftime and delivered when the game remained within one possession.
Key Performers
- Tyler Huntley, Ravens: Huntley finished with 19/31, 165 YDS, 1 TD, leading the game’s supplied passing list. His completion rate was 61.3%, but Baltimore’s passing production did not translate into additional scoring after the first quarter.
- Derrick Henry, Ravens: Henry recorded 17 CAR, 58 YDS, averaging 3.4 yards per carry. He led the listed rushers, though Baltimore could not turn that workload into enough sustained scoring to protect its lead.
- Jerry Jeudy, Browns: Jeudy posted 4 REC, 69 YDS, leading the supplied receiving list and averaging 17.3 yards per reception. His yardage provided a notable contribution in a game with little scoring margin.
Interception totals, rushing and receiving touchdown totals, and Cleveland’s passing leader were not included in the supplied statistics.
NerdSports Stat: Cleveland scored all 13 of its points in the second half while holding Baltimore to zero—a 13-point scoring swing after halftime.
What Comes Next
With both clubs at 4-2, this divisional result gives Cleveland an important head-to-head victory in the AFC North race. The Browns host the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, October 25, while Baltimore hosts the Cincinnati Bengals that same day; both games are scheduled for 10:00 AM PDT.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 13-10 on October 18, 2026.
Cleveland’s passing leader and passing totals were not identified in the supplied game data.
No. Cleveland completed its 13-10 comeback victory in regulation.
Baltimore is now 4-2; Cleveland is 4-2.
Cleveland hosts the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 10:00 AM PDT.
