Browns edge Jaguars 18-13 with Watson’s TD run

On Sunday in Jacksonville, the Cleveland Browns secured an 18-13 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, largely due to Deshaun Watson's touchdown run and Dustin Hopkins' three field goals. The Jaguars struggled throughout the game, with quarterback Trevor Lawrence being contained effectively by the Browns' defense. Despite a late surge, including a 66-yard completion to rookie Brian Thomas Jr. that set up a touchdown, the Jaguars could not overcome their early deficit. Cleveland's defense played a crucial role, forcing Lawrence into a challenging situation, including a third-and-36 scenario that hindered the Browns' offensive momentum. A dropped punt by Corey Bojorquez and a safety from Alex Wright added to the Jaguars' woes. The game was marked by frustration for Lawrence, who was seen arguing with head coach Doug Pederson on the sidelines, reflecting the team's struggles. The Jaguars, now 0-2, have lost seven of their last eight games, raising concerns about their performance and strategy. The game also featured a marketing gimmick at EverBank Stadium, which was overshadowed by the Browns' strong showing. The Jaguars' offense was further hampered by injuries, including Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram, who was ruled out before the game due to a hamstring strain. As the season progresses, the Jaguars will need to address their offensive inconsistencies and find ways to support Lawrence, who completed 14 of 30 passes for 220 yards. Meanwhile, the Browns will look to build on this victory as they continue their campaign in the league.