Browns rally to beat Packers 13-10 on Szmyt's 55-yard FG

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Browns stunned the previously unbeaten Green Bay Packers on Sunday, rallying for a 13-10 victory at Huntington Bank Field when kicker Andre Szmyt drilled a 55-yard field goal as time expired. The win was Cleveland’s first of the season; the Packers fell to 2-1 after opening 2-0.

The game turned on a late sequence that saw Browns safety Grant Delpit intercept Packers quarterback Jordan Love and return the ball to the Green Bay 4-yard line with just over three minutes remaining. Two plays later, rookie running back Quinshon Judkins punched in a 1-yard touchdown to tie the game, and on Green Bay’s ensuing drive a 43-yard field goal attempt by Brandon McManus was blocked by Shelby Harris, setting up Szmyt’s dramatic walk-off kick as time ran out.

Cleveland’s defense, which had been among the NFL’s best against the run entering the weekend, dominated much of the afternoon. The Browns recorded five sacks, held Green Bay to 230 total yards and limited the Packers to 3.8 yards per play. Judkins finished with 94 rushing yards and his first NFL touchdown. Green Bay managed just 30 rushing yards from Josh Jacobs, who was held to 16 carries for 30 yards.