Chandler Catanzaro beats the whites with a 59-yard field goal

Overtime is officially the new home of the Cleveland Browns.

They would probably like a change of address.

Browns' late rally thwarted in overtime

Baker Mayfield said Sunday that Cleveland had two touchdowns in the fourth quarter against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a 23-9 record. It was the fourth time Cleveland had played in overtime.

But that would be the end of the exploits, while the overtime session was complicated by mistakes and kicker Bucs Chandler Catanzaro scored a great goal 59 yards for a 26-23 win at Tampa Bay.

Mayfield's face on the sideline summarized the result for Cleveland.

LeBron James felt all the pain of L.A.

More disappointment for Cleveland

The loss knocked Cleveland down to 2-4-1, good for last place in the AFC North. Two of those losses and the tie have come through overtime games.

The Bucs seemed ready for an easy home win late in the regulations before the Browns made things interesting.

Cleveland completed a 75-yard run that resulted in a laid-back touchdown by new running back Nick Chubb to reduce Tampa Bay's lead to 23-16, while 39, there was only 12:17 at the end of the quarter.

Jabril Peppers then returned a Bucs kickoff 32 yards out of Tampa Bay's 16-yard line, setting Mayfield's go-ahead to Jarvis Landry with a game equal to 2:50.

Catanzaro could have sealed the game in regulation

But the Bucs had a chance to win the match in regulation, running 53 km behind a 40-yard field goal from Catanzaro four seconds from time. He missed the target on the right, setting the stage for Brown's grief and his own redemption in overtime.

The Browns had several opportunities to take control in overtime. Cleveland started the extra session with a three and out. Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston launched an interception direct to Browns linebacker Jamie Collins on the Bucs' possession thereafter, placing Cleveland in the middle of the field when a field goal would have allowed to win.

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Browns inept in overtime

But three games would score zero goals for Cleveland, who would play again in overtime.

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Once again, Tampa had difficulty with the ball, while Winston took back-to-back sacks during the ensuing training to set up a third and 29 desperate at Bucs 45 with 1:51 to go. . It was starting to look like another tie.

But Winston found DeSean Jackson for 14 yards in the game, giving Catanzaro a long chance to redeem. And found it, it's hooking the 59 yards just behind the right post to give Tampa Bay the victory to move to 3-3.

Jackson could take more offensive control

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It may not be the answer, but something has to change. Cleveland missed an outstanding chance to win an overtime victory on Sunday, before closing the extra session and giving the Bucs a glimmer of hope on which they capitalized.

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