Browns Beat Texans After 17-Point Rally, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Watson, Stroud, Top Players

Deshaun Watson engineered another fourth-quarter comeback to lead the Cleveland Browns past his former team, the Houston Texans, by a 27-24 score on Sunday.

Watson and the Browns erased a 17-point deficit that the Texans opened up in the second quarter to move to 6-4 on the season and 4-0 at home. It's the first time since 1963 that the Browns opened 4-0 at home.

Box Score

	Total Yards	Pass Yards	Rush Yards	First Downs
Texans	290	202	88	20
Browns	379	280	99	21

Key Player Stats

	Completions	Attempts	Pass Yards	Pass TD	INT
CJ Stroud	20	38	211	3	1
Deshaun Watson	25	40	312	0	1
	Rush Attempts	Rush Yards	TD
Woody Marks	12	50	0
Quinshon Judkins	10	38	1
	Receptions	Rec Yards	TD
Nico Collins	9	94	1
Harold Fannin Jr.	7	91	0

Watson led the Browns on a quick scoring drive to take the lead with less than a minute left in the fourth quarter.

Quinshon Judkins ran in the game-winning touchdown from five yards out.

That score came after Watson hit Harold Fannin Jr. for a 30-yard completion to get into the red zone.

Judkins' touchdown run was the completion of a come-from-behind effort led by Watson that began in the second quarter.

Watson ran in Cleveland's first touchdown from six yards out to cut the deficit to seven. Andre Szymt hit a 49-yard field goal earlier in the quarter to put the Browns on the board.

Cleveland then tied the game in the middle of the third quarter on a KC Concepcion touchdown run.

The Browns were temporarily in the lead at the end of the third quarter, when Szmyt knocked home a 26-yard field goal.

The Texans responded to the field goal with a touchdown pass from C.J. Stroud to Dalton Schultz.

Stroud produced a pair of touchdown passes in the first half to Nico Collins and Xavier Hutchinson.

The Houston offense was unable to produce one more scoring drive late in the fourth quarter to tie the game.

The Browns didn't allow the Texans to cross midfield on their final drive of the game to seal the victory.

Cleveland won't leave Ohio for the next month. It has a Week 11 bye and then hosts Las Vegas, Cincinnati and Atlanta in a row at home. Houston dropped to 3-6 ahead of a Thursday night home clash with Indianapolis.