Browns defense limits Derrick Henry and Ravens to 235 total yards

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Last updated Oct 20, 2026

Browns defense limits Derrick Henry and Ravens to 235 total yards
Summary

The Cleveland Browns faced the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, managing to limit their offense significantly after early challenges. Despite Derrick Henry's initial success, totaling 41 yards in the first half, the Browns defense tightened up, holding him to just 17 yards for the rest of the game. The Ravens finished with only 235 yards, far below their season average. In postgame remarks, Browns offensive coordinator Todd Monken highlighted the team's physical play and connection as key factors in their defense's success. The Browns have improved to the 13th overall defense in the league following this performance.

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  • •Browns held Ravens to 235 total yards and limited Henry to 58 rushing yards.
  • •Browns defense ranked 20th before the game, now moved to 13th overall.
  • •Monken credited physical play and team connection for defensive success.
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  • 12:03 PMYahoo Sports — Todd Monken says the Browns Defense is 'Connected', Playing with 'Physicality', 'Elite Effort'
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BEREA, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns had a major challenge last Sunday with the Ravens coming to town with perennial Pro Bowl running back Derrick Henry leading the way. The Ravens had the No. 5 offense in the NFL in both scoring and yards gained. The Ravens were averaging 29.2 points a game and 394.2 yards a game.In the rushing game, the Ravens were No. 3 in the NFL, averaging 164.4 yards a game...

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