On Sunday, the Cleveland Browns dropped a close game in Seattle, 24-20.
At one point, the Seahawks were leading by 14 points before the Browns finally scored their first points of the day.
After Seattle kicked a field goal, Cleveland was down 17-7 at the end of the first quarter.
The Browns kept battling until taking a 20-17 lead at the end of the third quarter.
Ultimately, Cleveland couldn’t maintain the lead and gave up a Jaxon Smith-Njigba touchdown late in the final quarter for the loss.
Despite leaving the Pacific Northwest without a W, Browns defensive end Myles Garrett believes the team will rally (via WEWS’ Camryn Justice on Twitter).
“It’s definitely a missed opportunity. 5-2 sounds a lot better than 4-3… At the end of the day there will be more and I trust our guys and our ability to make those plays and myself to make those plays.”
#Browns Myles Garrett: "It's definitely a missed opportunity. 5-2 sounds a lot better than 4-3…at the end of the day there will be more and I trust our guys and our ability to make those plays and myself to make those plays."
— Camryn Justice (@camijustice) October 30, 2023
With just under seven minutes remaining in the game, Garrett sacked Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith for a loss on 3rd-and-10.
That stopped a Seattle drive and forced a punt.
Cleveland was unable to take advantage on their next possession.
Browns backup quarterback P.J. Walker had a pass tipped for a crucial Seahawks interception with under two minutes remaining, leading to the game-winning score.
Walker had three turnovers during the afternoon, including a pick in the second quarter that ended a Browns drive deep in Seattle territory.
He also fumbled in the first quarter, which led to the Hawks’ second touchdown.
After two road games, Cleveland returns home to host the 1-7 Arizona Cardinals and former Browns signal-caller Joshua Dobbs.
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