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Arnold, C. (2026, October 18). Ravens use some wild trickery to completely fool Browns before crushing defeat. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/sports/ravens-use-some-wild-trickery-tob-fool-browns-before-crushing-defeat/
Arnold, Christian. “Ravens use some wild trickery to completely fool Browns before crushing defeat.” New York Post, 18 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/sports/ravens-use-some-wild-trickery-tob-fool-browns-before-crushing-defeat/.
Arnold, Christian. “Ravens use some wild trickery to completely fool Browns before crushing defeat.” New York Post, October 18, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/sports/ravens-use-some-wild-trickery-tob-fool-browns-before-crushing-defeat/.
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On October 18, 2026, Deshaun Watson led the Cleveland Browns to an improbable 13-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in a game that featured strategic trick plays by both teams. Despite starting quarterback Lamar Jackson being out with an ankle injury, the Ravens took an early lead but were ultimately overtaken late in the fourth quarter when Tyson Campbell recovered a fumble from Derrick Henry at the Baltimore 35-yard line. The Browns' victory came down to Watson's final drive, which ended with a decisive 37-yard field goal by Andre Szmyt, securing the win for Cleveland (4-2) and tying them with Baltimore atop the AFC North. Ravens tight end Josh Cuevas made an unexpected impact with trick play formations, catching four passes for 44 yards and scoring a touchdown, but it wasn't enough to stop Cleveland's comeback.