Browns Secure Narrow 13-10 Win Over Packers with Szmyt's 55-Yard Field Goal

Cleveland Browns kicker Andre Szmyt has been cleared to play in Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers after an MRI showed no significant injury to his left calf, lifting his previous 'questionable' status. Szmyt has been a key player for the Browns, making two of three field goals and three of four extra points so far this season, including a game-winning 55-yard field goal against the Packers. The Browns also received good news with return specialist DeAndre Carter clearing concussion protocol and being available for the game. Additionally, the team elevated rookie players Kaden Davis and Dom Jones from the practice squad to bolster depth. The Browns have had to address special teams challenges, including adjustments to punt coverage after injuries and a blocked punt incident, but key players like punter Corey Bojorquez and personal protector Ronnie Hickman are expected to contribute. Overall, the Browns avoided significant setbacks and are preparing to face the Packers with a healthier special teams unit.