The Cleveland Browns secured their sixth victory of the season with a 27-24 comeback win against the Houston Texans.
The team overcame an early 17-0 deficit by scoring 20 consecutive points to briefly take the lead in the third quarter, according to Yahoo Sports.
Houston briefly reclaimed the lead in the fourth quarter following a touchdown pass facilitated by a pass interference penalty.
Cleveland responded when Deshaun Watson connected with Harold Fannin for a 30-yard gain to reach the 5-yard line.
Quinshon Judkins then scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 5-yard run to put the Browns in front for good.
The Texans attempted a final drive with under a minute remaining, but C.J. Stroud’s fourth-down pass fell incomplete.
Stroud finished the contest 20-of-38 for 211 yards with three touchdowns and one interception, per the report.
Watson completed 25-of-40 passes for 312 yards and added a rushing touchdown to lead his team.
Fannin served as the primary target, recording 91 yards on seven receptions during the victory.
The win brings Cleveland to a 6-4 record as the team heads into a Week 11 bye.
The Browns are now 4-0 at home for the first time since 1963, as noted on the Fox broadcast.
Cleveland is scheduled to host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 12.
The 3-6 Texans face a quick turnaround with a game against the Indianapolis Colts on Thursday night.
Houston managed only one score after their initial three drives of the game proved productive.
Nico Collins led the Texans’ receiving corps with nine catches for 94 yards and one touchdown.
Watson also served as the leading rusher for his team, gaining 49 yards on eight carries.
The defensive effort in the final minutes proved decisive for Cleveland as they maintained their undefeated home record.
The game concluded with a turnover on downs, cementing the comeback victory for the home team.