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Deshaun Watson Sparks a Late Browns Rally, Sealing a 21-18 Win over the Panthers
Watson finished with 2 touchdowns and no turnovers, and Sanders greeted him after playing one snap in the Browns' comeback win.
- On Sunday, the Cleveland Browns defeated the Carolina Panthers 21-18 when quarterback Deshaun Watson threw a game-winning touchdown pass to tight end Harold Fannin Jr. with 1:48 remaining in the fourth quarter.
- Watson's mobility became crucial after the Browns' offense stalled in the third quarter; he escaped pressure and extended plays downfield, buying time for receivers to uncover during the fourth-quarter comeback.
- Backup quarterback Shedeur Sanders embraced Watson on the sideline after the winning drive, showcasing team unity. Sanders also appeared for one snap during the drive when Watson took a hit requiring a roughing-the-passer penalty.
- Safety Ronnie Hickman sealed the victory by intercepting a pass from Panthers quarterback Bryce Young with nine seconds remaining, thwarting Carolina's late comeback attempt and preserving the 21-18 win.
- The Cleveland Browns improve to 2-1 and now sit atop the AFC North alongside Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. They host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday night with limited time to address offensive inconsistencies before the short turnaround.
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[caption id="attachment_182321" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)[/caption] Streaks in the NFL usually tell a story about consistency. One big game can happen for anyone, but stringing productive performances together is what separates reliable starters from players who simply have their moments. For most of his time in Cleveland, consistency has been the missing piece for Deshaun Watson. That is starting t…
Deshaun Watson sparks a late Browns rally, sealing a 21-18 win over the Panthers
Deshaun Watson threw two touchdown passes to Harold Fannin Jr., including a 14-yard strike with 1:48 remaining, and the Cleveland Browns rallied for a 21-18 victory over the Carolina Panthers
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