The Browns defense was on the ropes — then a replay reversal gave them a second chance, and they made the Titans pay for it
A goal-line stand by the Cleveland Browns defense, highlighted by key stops from Jared Verse, Winston Reid and Adin Huntington, proved pivotal in a 27-24 win over the Tennessee Titans.
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