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The Cleveland Browns lost on a last-second field goal after an offsides penalty.
The Cleveland Browns had completed a comeback and looked ready to take the San Diego Chargers into overtime Sunday.
Of course, with the Browns, it’s never that simple.
After a touchdown and two-point conversion to tie the game at 27 late in the fourth quarter, the Browns’ defense managed to hold the Chargers’ offense to a field goal attempt.
San Diego rookie kicker Josh Lambo missed the potential game-winning 39-yard field goal, but an offsides penalty on Cleveland gave him a second chance, and Lambo connected from 34 yards out for the win.
"Oh my Cleveland." That's so @Browns. #CLEvsSD pic.twitter.com/Dv22P11YwT
— Chuck Gose (@chuckgose) October 4, 2015
