Yahoo Sports Staff Updated Sun, October 18, 2026 at 7:40 PM UTC About Our Ads Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement In this story The Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns face off in their first of two meetings this season in Week 6, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland.
The Ravens are off to a 4-1 start in 2026 under rookie head coach Jesse Minter and set to be without MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson for the second straight week as he recovers from an ankle injury. That puts Tyler "Snoop" Huntley in line for his second start of the season following last week's win over the Atlanta Falcons in overtime .
The Browns have surprised so far this season with a 3-2 record, but are coming off a loss against the New York Jets last week. Deshaun Watson has thrown a touchdown pass in each of his starts this season. He did take a whopping eight sacks last week though, which may not bode well against the Ravens defense, which has delivered a 11.1% quarterback knockdown rate, good for 12th in the league.
Follow along with Yahoo Sports for live updates, highlights and more as the Browns host the Ravens for their first meeting of the season in Week 6, airing on Fox .
Andre Szymt had made 25 straight field goals.
With 3:40 left in the game he attempted a 48-yarder, but he missed it wide left.
This game remains tied 10-10 with time running out in regulation.
After scoring a game-tying touchdown, Cleveland's defense continued to hold strong. The Browns forced Baltimore into a three-and-out.
Cleveland gets the ball with about 7 minutes left in regulation.
Cleveland took advantage of the field position after Derrick Henry's fumble. Audric Estime bulldozed his was into the end zone for the two-yard touchdown.
After the extra point, this game is tied at 10 with 8:33 left in regulation.
The Browns' defense is trying its best to spark some momentum for the team.
Cleveland forced Derrick Henry to fumble the ball and the Browns recovered.
Cleveland takes over on the Baltimore 35 with 11:58 left in the game.
Baltimore's missed field goal could have been the spark that Cleveland needed.
Deshaun Watson had an eight-yard completion on first down. Then Audric Estime lost two yards and Watson had an incompletion.
Facing fourth and four and down 7, the Browns opted to punt.
Baltimore is still without points since the fourth quarter.
Ravens kicker Tyler Loop attempted a 49-yard field goal and it kept curling. He ended up missing the kick wide left.
Baltimore still leads 10-3 with 14:13 left in the game.
Baltimore backup quarterback Tyler Huntley is doing his best to get the Ravens offense down the field.
On third and 11, Huntley got a pass to Zay Flowers who took it for a 31-yard gain. A fresh set of downs and the Ravens are on the fringe of field goal range for Tyler Loop.
After Baltimore's 5th straight punt, Cleveland had a punt of its own.
After a 9-yard run on first down, Watson completed a pass to KC Concepcion for a loss of three and then was sacked for a loss of two, forcing the Browns to punt it away.
Baltimore's first possession of the second half ended the same way the Ravens' last four drives of the first half did: in a punt.
After scoring on both of their first two drives of the game, Baltimore has now punted five drives in a row.
Cleveland's early risk of a fourth-down try paid off. The Browns used the conversion to move down the field and get into field goal range.
Kicker Andre Szmyt nailed the 48-yard field goal.
The Browns trail 10-3 in the third quarter.
Cleveland head coach Todd Monken was not going to open the second half with a three-and-out. On fourth and 1 on their own 37-yard line, the Browns chose to roll the dice and go for it.
Fullback Michael Burton put his head down and bulldozed his way forward for a gain of two and a fresh set of downs.
Baltimore scored on its first two drives, and that has been the entirety of the offense in this one so far.
The Ravens take a 10-0 lead into halftime, and the Browns will get the ball coming out of the break.
The Browns' offense has been awful so far. After forcing a Baltimore punt, Cleveland's offense gave it right back with a three-and-out.
Deshaun Watson had two incompletions on either side of a sack. The Browns have 46 yards and three first downs so far in this game.
The Ravens get the ball back with 1:12 left in the first half.
Cleveland's special teams unit had a great punt and Baltimore took over practically in their own end zone.
The Ravens were able to get some distance, picking up 29 yards, but the drive still resulted in a punt.
Baltimore leads 10-0 with 1:25 left in the first half.
Cleveland's fourth drive of the game lasted five plays and the Browns picked up 22 yards.
The team even tried a tricky double pass, but it was defended well, and he had to scramble for a minimal gain.
Cleveland currently has 51 yards of total offense.
While Baltimore was moving the ball at will early, Cleveland's defense has settled in.
The Ravens had a three-and-out and have now been forced to punt on back-to-back drives.
Baltimore leads 10-0 with 9:14 left in the first half.
Cleveland has not been able to consistently move the ball early in this one.
The Browns were held to a six-play, 17-yard drive in the second quarter and punted for the third time in as many possessions already.
Baltimore scored a touchdown and a field goal on its first two drives against Cleveland.
The Browns' defense finally stepped up and kept the Ravens offense to just 5 plays and 15 yards, forcing their first punt of the game.
Baltimore still leads 10-0 early in the second quarter.
The Browns had a more successful second drive on offense, but not by much. After Deshaun Watson picked up a single yard on a scramble, the quarterback hit Jerry Jeudy for a nine-yard gain and a fresh set of downs.
Three plays later, though, the Browns were unable to make any more progess down the field and had to punt.
After forcing a Cleveland punt, Baltimore moved down the field, but stalled in field goal range. Tyler Loop drilled a 34-yard field goal.
Baltimore is up 10-0 with 4:37 in the opening frame.
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