Browns rally for victory over Ravens
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Browns have plenty of flaws in coach Todd Monken's first season. Quarterback Deshaun Watson and the offense are spotty at best. The special teams, too. And while the defense has shown flashes of dominance, it's largely anonymous. One part of Monken's plan, however, is ahead of schedule: getting his players to believe in themselves, and each other. Four wins by mid-October, each of them decided in the late moments, will do that. Watson shook off three quarters of ineffective play to connect with Jerry Jeudy for a 33-yard gain that set up Andre Szmyt’s ...