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Quarterback Joe Flacco Stars Again as Ravens top Browns
Fitzgerald Cecilio
Baltimore, MD
Joe Flacco completed 28 of 46 passes for 356 yards and a touchdown, while cornerback Cary Williams scored on a 63-yard interception return in the third quarter as the Baltimore Ravens improved to 3-1 with a 23-16 victory over the Cleveland Browns Thursday at M&T Bank Stadium.
Coming off a 31-30 win against the New England Patriots, Flacco delivered the goods again as he hooked up with wide receiver Torrey Smith for an 18-yard TD and then scored on a one-yard run to spark the Ravens to a 16-7 lead.
Phil Dawson converted a 51-yard field goal to make it a 16-10 game with 6:52 left in the third but Williams' TD on an interception return proved to be the turning point.
Ravens defensive end Albert McClellan recorded 8 tackles and Lardarius Webb contributed six tackles.
Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden covered 360 yards on 25-for-52 passes with one interception for the Browns, who are winless in four games.
Ravens cornerback Cary Williams talks about his intereption return for a touchdown against the Cleveland Browns
Ravens' Cary Williams on interception
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