CLE beats BAL 13–10 on a 37-yard field goal as time expires

Huntley and Cuevas put BAL ahead

BAL scored all 10 of its points in the first quarter, beginning with T. Huntley’s 2-yard touchdown pass to J. Cuevas with 8:14 remaining. That gave BAL a six-point lead, and the successful extra point with 8:11 left extended the advantage to 7–0.

A 34-yard field goal with 4:40 remaining added three more points. BAL finished the opening quarter ahead 10–0, establishing a margin that remained intact through the end of the first half.

CLE gets on the board after halftime

Neither team scored in the second quarter, so CLE entered halftime still looking for its first points. Its first scoring play came with 7:53 remaining in the third quarter, when a 48-yard field goal cut BAL’s lead to seven.

That kick supplied the only points of the third quarter. BAL carried a 10–3 lead into the fourth, with CLE still needing a touchdown and a successful extra point to draw level.

Campbell recovers before Estime’s touchdown

The fourth quarter brought a change of possession when D. Henry lost a fumble on a 5-yard run with 12:45 remaining. T. Campbell recovered for CLE, which trailed by seven at the time of the turnover.

A. Estime later scored on a 2-yard run with 8:37 left. The touchdown brought CLE within one point; the successful extra point four seconds later completed the comeback to a 10–10 tie.

A final kick completes 13 unanswered points

CLE broke the tie with a 37-yard field goal as the fourth-quarter clock reached 0:00. The kick completed a run of 13 unanswered points after halftime and secured a 13–10 victory in regulation, with no time left for a BAL response.