Deshaun Watson threw two touchdown passes and Cleveland's defense stuffed Tampa Bay after a lengthy weather delay, giving the visiting Browns a 23-19 upset of Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers on Sunday.
With two minutes left and the Buccaneers at Cleveland's 28, the game was suspended for two hours, 12 minutes due to lightning accompanied by torrential rain that changed the field conditions dramatically.
When the game resumed, the Bucs (0-2) had second down and moved the chains after two Bucky Irving runs. But the Bucs weren't able to punch it in as Mayfield's last-ditch toss in the direction of Emeka Egbuka fell incomplete.
Without much of a running game -- Watson led the Browns (1-1) with 22 rushing yards -- Cleveland grabbed the win over Mayfield, the Browns' former No. 1 overall pick, with two Watson TD passes in the final 16:23 of regulation.
Cleveland grabbed the momentum and took a 23-19 lead with 3:51 to play by going with a no-huddle offense. The Browns converted their fourth third down of the drive when Watson got the ball out quickly to tight end Blake Whiteheart, who briefly lost his footing but recovered and ran untouched down the left sideline for the score.
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