The Cleveland Browns held off the Baltimore Ravens 31-24 on Sunday, handing the AFC North rival a Week 6 loss in a game that swung on the ground and in the takeaway column. Cleveland answered every Baltimore push, and the seven-point margin never quite told the story of how physical the afternoon was. In a division where every head-to-head result carries weight, the Browns banked one they'll point to in December. Quinshon Judkins was the engine, grinding out 172 rushing yards to control the tempo and keep Baltimore's offense on the sideline. Lamar Jackson did his part for the visitors, throwing for 249 yards and three touchdowns in a performance that kept the Ravens within striking distance all game. Sam LaPorta was his favorite target, piling up 131 receiving yards and consistently finding space over the middle. But Baltimore's explosive plays through the air couldn't fully offset what Judkins was doing between the tackles. Emmanuel McNeil-Warren was the difference-maker on defense, leading all players with seven tackles and coming away with the game's lone interception, a takeaway that flipped the field at a critical juncture. Travis Jones registered Baltimore's only sack, a reminder that pressure on Cleveland was hard to come by. With Judkins churning out yardage and McNeil-Warren erasing a Jackson possession, the Browns owned the game's decisive stretch. Baltimore's three touchdown passes kept it close, but the turnover proved to be the swing the Ravens couldn't overcome.