Perfectly executed fake ‘tush push’ is the ‘call of the season.’ Zach Orr ‘called a great game’ as the Ravens defense dominated. Finishing drives continues to be an issue.

The Ravens outlasted the Browns, 23-16, in Week 11. Here are five things we learned from Baltimore’s fourth consecutive win.

The Baltimore Ravens stunned the Cleveland Browns when Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews took a 4th-and-one snap and then carried the ball 35 yards for what became a game-winning touchdown run.

The Ravens’ late “Hurricane” fake-sneak call broke open a tight game, stunning a Browns defense that had held strong most of the night.

The Ravens avoided disaster with a road win over the Browns. Here’s how columnist Mike Preston graded Baltimore’s position groups.

Mark Andrews wasn't even the first tight end the Ravens drafted in 2018. He still became one of the team's enduring players.

In the game, Cleveland’s offense failed to put points on the board via a TD — the 16 the Browns did score came on a pick-six by linebacker Devin Bush, and three field goals by kicker Andre Szmyt.

The surging Baltimore Ravens are coming off their third straight win and will face off with the spiraling Cleveland Browns in Week 11. There are several intrig