Cleveland erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit against Green Bay in a wild finish. Shelby Harris blocked a 43-yard field goal, Greg Newsome pounced on the ricochet, and Andre Szmyt drilled a 55-yard game-winner as time expired. Jordan Love’s late interception with 3:08 left sealed it after Szmyt had missed earlier. The Packers racked up 14 penalties, a season-high, while Quinshon Judkins sparked the offense with 94 rushing yards to fuel Cleveland’s first win of the year.

The Browns forced the momentum with Szmyt’s redemption arc—after Week 1 misses and personal tragedy, he delivered the decisive kick. The late-drive sequence advanced by a Parsons penalty, setting up the dramatic field goal, while Newsome’s recovery capped a pivotal defensive sequence. For Green Bay, LaFleur must address the discipline gap and finish in a game that slipped away in the closing moments.

ESPN BET labeled it the biggest upset of the season so far, underscoring a story of resilience, special-teams heroics, and a defense that rose when it mattered most.