CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Green Bay Packers trailed by two touchdowns early in the fourth quarter and the Cleveland Browns were on the cusp of their first victory over the season.
But two Packer touchdowns followed by a hit that caused an errant pass that led to an interception helped the Packers win their second straight overtime game -- 27-21 Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium -- and keep their playoff hopes alive.
Linebacker Clay Matthews provided one of the many sparks that led to the Packers' latest victory. In overtime at his own 25-yard line, Browns quarterback DeShone Kizer scrambled.