Browns erase 17-point deficit, beat Texans 27-24

The Cleveland Browns rallied from a 17-0 deficit to beat the Houston Texans 27-24, improving to 6-4 and opening 4-0 at home for the first time since 1963. Deshaun Watson led the comeback against his former team, including a touchdown run and a game-winning drive that ended with Quinshon Judkins’ touchdown with 53 seconds remaining, set up by Watson’s 30-yard completion to Harold Fannin Jr. Watson has now led a winning drive in each of Cleveland’s six victories. Houston briefly retook the lead, 24-20, on C.J. Stroud’s fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Dalton Schultz, but fell to 3-6 after it could not answer Cleveland’s late score. Tyson Campbell also made a key interception for the Browns.