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Andre Szmyt drilled a thirty-seven-yard field goal as time expired Sunday, giving Cleveland a thirteen to ten victory over Baltimore and handing the Browns the AFC North lead for the first time this late in a season since two thousand fourteen. A massive moment for a franchise that's been waiting a long time for a day like this.
Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, the Steelers were staring down a thirteen-point hole in the fourth quarter against Tampa Bay, and somehow flipped the script entirely. They erupted for two hundred thirty yards in the final frame, forced two turnovers, and Chris Boswell's fifty-eight-yard field goal forced overtime. Pittsburgh walked away twenty-six to nineteen winners and moved to four and two on the year.
And in New York, the Giants trailed New Orleans thirty-four to ten deep in the fourth before benching Jameis Winston for J.J. McCarthy. The rookie sparked a comeback that made things genuinely uncomfortable for the Saints, but New Orleans held on thirty-four to twenty-seven. Winston had struggled all afternoon, throwing for just one fifty-two yards with two interceptions against a defense giving up over thirty points a game.
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