Oct 19, 2026 5:00 PM

Roundtable Ravens crew James Brizuela and Billie Melissa break down the Baltimore Ravens' loss to the Cleveland Browns.

The Baltimore Ravens dropped a big one to the Cleveland Browns, and they have now lost first place in the AFC North. 

Running back Derrick Henry fumbled in the fourth quarter, which felt like the kind of momentum-swinging play that changed the course of the game. The Browns were able to capitalize on that with seven points. 

Quarterback Tyler Huntley and the entire offense could not get anything going after their impressive opening-drive touchdown. After a multitude of punts, the offense simply underwhelmed, which led to a big loss.

Defensively, the Ravens did everything they could do for as long as they could. Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson never looked comfortable in the pocket until the fourth quarter, when the team rifled off 10 unanswered points.

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Cornerback Keyon Martin looked fantastic, picking up three tackles, one sack, and a near-blocked field goal. Still, the Browns were able to come away with the win.

Todd Monken is for real, and he clearly used his intimate knowledge of the Baltimore organization to be able to grind out the win. He has turned Cleveland around thus far this season.

Tyler Loops missed another field goal, and there may need to be a bigger conversation about making a change at kicker. Despite some big moments, he is currently kicking at a 76.9 accuracy percentage. 

The Ravens may need to look outside again to find a kicker that is more clutch. 

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