Deshaun Watson engineered a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback, leading the Cleveland Browns to a 27-24 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday night. This marked Watson's third consecutive game with a game-winning drive, joining Brian Sipe as only the second quarterback since the 1970 merger to achieve the feat. The win improved Cleveland to 3-1, their best start since 2021, and gave them sole possession of the AFC North for the first time since 2014.
Watson threw for 181 yards in the first half, with the offense scoring three second-quarter touchdowns. However, the game turned in the second half as Watson threw two turnovers. Pittsburgh tied the game at 24-24 late, but Watson led a decisive drive setting up Andre Szmyt's 56-yard field goal with 10 seconds remaining.
Safety Grant Delpit sealed the win with a late interception of Aaron Rodgers. The Browns extended their home winning streak over Pittsburgh to five games and their overall NFL-best winning streak to eight games. Coach Todd Monken praised the team's resilience after a slow start, calling the locker room "fun" following the victory.
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