BALTIMORE — The Browns were neither able to overcome a short turnaround nor the Ravens.
They fell to Baltimore, 28-7, Thursday at M&T Bank Stadium on three days of rest in what was a night defined by defense and the Ravens' second-half surge.
Cleveland, which fell to 0-10 this season, forced quarterback Joe Flacco into two interceptions and mounted a lead at halftime.
But the Browns themselves couldn’t generate much firepower, finishing with 144 total yards and 11 first downs. Two late turnovers also proved costly, dashing their hopes of leaving Maryland with their first taste of victory.