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Cleveland, breathe easy — the Dawg Pound just got a fall classic. The Browns stunned Green Bay 13-10 with rookie kicker Andre Szmyt drilling a 55-yard, walk-off rocket as the clock hit zeros, turning a scoreless slog into a Sunday symphony. After three quarters of mud wrestling, Cleveland’s offense finally found a pulse and the place lit up like a Friday night on East 9th.

Green Bay had this thing humming early behind Jordan Love (18/25, 183 yards, 1 TD) and a red-zone finish to tight end John FitzPatrick for a 10-0 edge. But the fourth quarter flipped the script. Quinshon Judkins (18 carries, 94 yards, 1 TD) ripped a 38-yard ramble, Szmyt chipped in a 35-yarder to get on the board, and then Grant Delpit jumped a route for a momentum-stealing pick and 25-yard return. One snap later, Judkins bulldozed in from the 1 to tie it 10-10 with 3:01 to play.

The late-game chaos didn’t stop there. Cleveland’s special teams stuffed a 43-yard Brandon McManus try with 27 seconds left — scooped by Greg Newsome II — and Joe Flacco (21/36, 142 yards) nudged the Browns into long range. Cue Szmyt: 55 yards, pure through the heart, ballgame. Per ESPN, it’s the first Browns win ever after scoring zero through three quarters and trailing by 10 in the final four minutes. (espn.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Andre Szmyt — the kid hit from 35 to spark the rally and hammered the 55-yard dagger to end it. That’s ice in the veins, Cleveland’s new closer. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and this has been Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.