Cardinals and Browns win with last-second field goals

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 01:31 · Archive

The Arizona Cardinals and Cleveland Browns both won with field goals as time expired.

The Arizona Cardinals pulled off a major upset by defeating the Los Angeles Rams 18–16 on a 43-yard field goal from Chad Ryland as time expired. The Rams, who entered the season as Super Bowl favourites and feature reigning MVP quarterback Matthew Stafford, are now 2–4 after the loss. Stafford threw for 222 yards and two touchdowns, while Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett passed for 218 yards and the Cardinals mounted their game-winning drive after Los Angeles scored a touchdown with 47 seconds remaining.

Elsewhere, the Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 13–10 on a last-second 37-yard field goal by kicker Andre Szmyt. The Ravens, without quarterback Lamar Jackson due to an ankle injury, appeared to have won when Szmyt's initial 42-yard attempt was blocked, but cornerback Keyon Martin was flagged for offside, allowing the retry. Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger recorded 13 tackles and forced a fumble as Cleveland held Baltimore scoreless in the second half.

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• Cardinals, Browns shock NFL as Chiefs remain unbeatenThe Arizona Cardinals and Cleveland Browns have both claimed wins after nailing field goals as time expired while the Philadelphia Eagles' woes worsened.Perth Now · 19 Oct, 01:24
• Cardinals, Browns shock NFL as Chiefs remain unbeatenThe Arizona Cardinals and Cleveland Browns have both claimed wins after nailing field goals as time expired while the Philadelphia Eagles' woes worsened.The West Australian · 19 Oct, 01:24

In this story: Arizona Cardinals · Los Angeles Rams · Cleveland Browns · Baltimore Ravens · Matthew Stafford · Chad Ryland · Andre Szmyt

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