Browns break into win column with wild comeback vs. Packers - ESPN

CLEVELAND — There are upsets and then there are come-from-behind upsets.

The Cleveland Browns did both Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, overcoming a 10-point deficit in the final four minutes thanks to a blocked field goal attempt and a 55-yard walk-off field goal of their own in a dramatic 13-10 win.

The previously winless Browns beat the previously unbeaten Packers for the biggest upset of the NFL season to date, according to ESPN BET. The Packers were 7.5-point favorites and before Sunday, no underdog of four points or more had won in Weeks 1 and 2.

«Sometimes, just like today, you s--- the bed,» Packers defensive end Micah Parsons said. «That's just the reality of it. It happens to the best teams. Even the best Super Bowl champs make mistakes, and they pay for it early.

»You go back to the history of the champions and who've they've played and games they should've won. It's just that competitive. It's that hard to win. It's hard as hell to win football games. When you win football games, it's a celebration. But when you lose, it sucks."

Parsons, in part, blamed himself for two offside penalties — the second of which occurred on the first play of the Browns' winning drive — calling those infractions «unacceptable» and adding: «I fully apologize for my actions.»

But there's much more than that extra five yards Parsons gave the Browns that factored into the ending. The two biggest players in that regard: Browns defensive tackle Shelby Harris, who swatted away a 43-yard field goal attempt by Brandon McManus that would've given the Packers a 13-10 lead with less than 25 seconds to play; and Browns kicker Andre Szmyt, who nailed a 55-yard game winner as time expired.

And then before those there was the interception