Broncos Comeback to Beat Browns

The Denver Broncos strengthened their grip on an NFL play-off spot as they came from behind to beat the Cleveland Browns 41-32.

Browns quarterback Jameis Winston threw for a franchise-record 497 yards and four touchdowns, while team-mate Jerry Jeudy had 235 receiving yards against his former team.

But it was not enough as Winston also threw three interceptions, two of which were returned for touchdowns, including Ja’Quan McMillian’s game-clinching score with less than two minutes remaining.

That improved Denver’s record to 8-5 and the Broncos – who have not reached the play-offs since winning the Super Bowl at end of the 2015 season – occupy the seventh and final play-off spot in the AFC Conference.

Cleveland are now 3-9, with Winston having a 2-3 record since the 30-year-old stepped in for injured starter Deshaun Watson.