Browns End Eight-Game Losing Streak With Walk-Off FG Against Packers

In a closely contested NFL game, the Cleveland Browns snapped an eight-game losing streak by defeating the Green Bay Packers 13-10, thanks to a dramatic 55-yard field goal by rookie kicker Andre Szmyt as time expired. Szmyt, who had struggled earlier in the season, redeemed himself with the game-winning kick and was praised by Browns coach Kevin Stefanski for his resilience. The Browns' defense played a critical role, sacking Packers quarterback Jordan Love four times and forcing his first interception in 10 regular-season starts. On offense, Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins scored his first NFL touchdown to tie the game late in the fourth quarter. For Green Bay, tight end John FitzPatrick scored his first career touchdown on a 3-yard pass from Love, despite limited playing time behind starter Tucker Kraft. The Packers also suffered injuries, including an aggravated oblique strain to RT Zach Tom and a groin injury to OG Aaron Banks, impacting their offensive line during the game.