Everyone Was Saying The Same Thing About Browns After Sunday’s Win

Some teams win with style, while others win with nerve. The first kind earns highlight packages, but the second kind tends to win over a fan base, because those games feel like they could slip away at any moment. Cleveland has seen plenty of seasons where they did. This year’s Browns keep finding a way to hang on, and after Sunday, everyone was talking about how clutch they have become.

Geraldo Rivera, the longtime television journalist and well-known Browns fan, summed up the reaction.

“Browns are rolling. 5-2 The Kardiac Kids are back, incredible poise under pressure. Go Browns,” Rivera said.

Browns are rolling. 5-2
The Kardiac Kids are back, incredible poise under pressure. Go Browns. https://t.co/OlWeOvozsU

— Geraldo Rivera (@GeraldoRivera) October 25, 2026

You can't kill the #Browns. They won't go away. It's legitimately incredible. Different circumstances each time and they keep finding ways.

— Mikey McNuggets (@MikeLucasTV) October 25, 2026

The finish followed a familiar script. With the game tied at 24 in the final minutes, Deshaun Watson moved the offense into range, and Andre Szmyt made a 32-yard field goal with 3 seconds left to beat the Tennessee Titans 27-24.

For Watson, it was his 5th game-winning drive of the season, the most in the NFL. Every one of Cleveland’s wins has needed one, and all 5 were decided by 4 points or fewer, for a combined margin of just 16 points.

For Szmyt, it was the 3rd time this season he has decided a game in the final seconds. He made a 56-yarder with 10 seconds left against the Pittsburgh Steelers and a 37-yarder as time expired against the Baltimore Ravens. On Sunday, he did it after missing a field goal earlier in the game.

The stakes are about to rise. The Steelers also won Sunday, beating the New Orleans Saints 16-10, so both teams are 5-2 heading into their rematch in Pittsburgh.  Cleveland holds the tiebreaker from the Week 4 win, but a loss would give it away.

If that game comes down to the final possession, few teams are better prepared for it than these Browns.