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Mark Andrews ran for a 35-yard TD on a surprise “tush push” to break a tie and the Ravens beat the Browns, 23-16, for their fourth straight win.

The Baltimore Ravens brought a “Hurricane” to the shores of Lake Erie on Sunday evening. That’s the play call for the Ravens’ fake tush push that they used against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. It worked to perfection,

The Ravens avoided disaster with a road win over the Browns. Here’s how columnist Mike Preston graded Baltimore’s position groups.

Ready to do some overreacting? Well, Shedeur Sanders just made his Browns debut against the Ravens, so you better believe there's some overreactions.

While Sanders was the hotshot signal-caller at Colorado, he had a rude awakening in his NFL debut against the Ravens. He went 4-of-16 for 47 yards and one interception after replacing Dillon Gabriel, who suffered a concussion, in the third quarter. Sanders also got sacked twice.

Last season, Hamilton fixed the Ravens' pass defense by moving deep. This season, he's jolting 320-pound guards like a linebacker.

The Jets go on the road to play the Baltimore Ravens this week. The Ravens have struggled a bit this season, especially when Lamar Jackson has missed time due to injuries. The Ravens defense was a mess earlier in the season,