Cleveland Browns Upset Unbeaten Green Bay Packers Amid Offensive Struggles

The Cleveland Browns secured a dramatic 13-10 victory over the previously undefeated Green Bay Packers, ending their own early-season losing streak and avoiding an 0-3 start. Despite the win, the Browns' offense continued to struggle, with limited progress until late in the game when rookie running back Quinshon Judkins and quarterback Joe Flacco led a crucial drive culminating in a game-winning field goal by Andre Szmyt. The Packers, meanwhile, faltered due to poor offensive line play, penalties, and a critical interception thrown by Jordan Love late in the game, which led to the Browns' decisive touchdown. Browns' kicker Andre Szmyt, who had missed key kicks earlier in the season, redeemed himself with the winning 55-yard field goal, dedicating his performance to his late mother. Although the victory buys the Browns some time, analysts caution that significant offensive issues persist and tough decisions remain ahead for the team. The game highlighted a franchise in transition, blending veteran leadership with emerging young talent amid ongoing challenges.