BALTIMORE, Nov. 18 (UPI) -- Phil Dawson sent the game into overtime with a 51-yard field goal, and then won it with a 33-yard kick Sunday, as the Cleveland Browns beat Baltimore, 33-30.
Former Raven Jamal Lewis ran for 92 yards and one touchdown for the Browns, who have won four of five. Lewis, playing in Baltimore for the first time since leaving the team, also had four catches for 30 yards.
Dawson's game-tying kick was controversial. It bounced off the left upright and onto the field, and was originally ruled no good -- but the decision was reversed after a review.
Dawson connected on first-half field goals of 28 and 39 yards.
Derek Anderson completed 24-of-38 passes for 274 yards and an interception, and also rushed for one touchdown in the victory.
Kyle Boller was 22-of-41 passing for 279 yards, touchdown and two interceptions for the Ravens, who have lost four straight.
