The Cleveland Browns have a knack for making victories difficult, but a win is a win. Cleveland completed yet another comeback win, this time over the Baltimore Ravens, 13-10. Cleveland are now 3-0 in the division and sit atop the AFC North. Here are the winners and losers from today's victory.
Winner: Browns' rush defense
Any time you play against Derrick Henry, you have to be concerned about him having his way with your defense. The Browns came up with a brilliant game plan to stymie Henry, limiting him to just 58 rushing yards, and even caused Henry to fumble. Cleveland kept the Ravens to just 87 total rushing yards and just 3.8 yards per carry on 23 total carries.
Loser: Browns offensive line
The offensive line for Cleveland let up five sacks to the Ravens, with a handful of players getting involved
in the action. Watson was unable to use his legs to scramble, as the Ravens' pressure was relentless and in Watson's face all game long.
Winner: Jerry Jeudy
Jerry Jeudy is going to be a name to watch as the trade deadline looms, and he did his part to potentially raise his trade stock against Baltimore. All the attention goes to Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion, but Jeudy led all Browns receivers with 69 yards, including a massive 33-yard gain late in the game. With Cleveland going to 4-2, could Cleveland opt to hang on to Jeudy?
Loser: Harold Fannin Jr.
Just a few short weeks ago, Harold Fannin Jr. was catching two touchdown passes and looked like he was re-establishing himself as a focal point of this offense. However, Fannin has been non-existent the last two weeks, with Fannin totaling two receptions for just seven yards the last two weeks. Fannin's targets have plummeted, too, with just seven in the last two weeks.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Winners and losers from Browns' Week 6 win over the Ravens
