In a nail-biting showdown on Sunday, the Cleveland Browns defied the odds by scoring 13 unanswered points in the final four minutes to snatch a dramatic 13-10 victory against the Green Bay Packers.

For most of the game, the Browns seemed outmatched, struggling to find their rhythm. But as the fourth quarter unfolded, a series of pivotal plays turned the tide in Cleveland’s favor. The Browns’ defense was relentless, dominating quarterback Jordan Love with five sacks and restricting the Packers to a mere 230 total yards.

The game-changing moment came midway through the final quarter when rookie Quinshon Judkins broke free for a 38-yard run, igniting hope in the Browns’ offense. Although they only managed a field goal from that drive, closing the gap to 10-3, things quickly escalated.

The Packers’ next drive witnessed disaster when Love's pass intended for a receiver turned into a disaster, intercepted by safety Grant Delpit. Delpit showcased his speed and agility, returning the interception to the Packers' 4-yard line.

The Browns capitalized on this opportunity after a defensive pass interference penalty set them up at the 1-yard line. Judkins, displaying his determination, barreled into the end zone for his first career touchdown, tying the game at 10-10.

As the Packers' offense attempted to regain control, their special teams faltered. Brandon McManus missed a clutch 43-yard field goal attempt after it was blocked by stellar Cleveland defender Shelby Harris.

With just 21 seconds left and the ball on their own 47-yard line, the Browns were in a position to win. Andre Szmyt, seeking redemption after a rocky start to the season, nailed a 55-yard field goal for a stunning walk-off victory.

In statistical highlights, Love completed 18 of 25 passes for 183 yards, adding one touchdown but also an interception. Meanwhile, Judkins emerged as a star with 94 rushing yards and a touchdown, while veteran Joe Flacco threw for 142 yards but was picked off once.

As the Browns improve to 1-2, they now shift their focus to a tough matchup against the Lions in Week 4. Meanwhile, the Packers, now 2-1, will head to AT&T Stadium to face the Cowboys, eager to rebound.