The Biggest Cleveland Browns Blown Leads Of All Time

What is the biggest Cleveland Browns blown lead of all time?

The largest blown lead in Cleveland Browns history is 23 points. In week 11 of the 1991 season, the Browns were leading 23-0 in the 2nd quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov 10, 1991, and ultimately lost the game 30-32.

Biggest Cleveland Browns Collapses

	Date	Opponent	Largest Lead		Final Score
1	Sun, Nov 10, 1991	vs Philadelphia Eagles	23	23-0, 2nd	30-32
2	Sun, Nov 22, 2009	@ Detroit Lions	21	24-3, 1st	37-38
3	Sun, Sep 18, 2016	vs Baltimore Ravens	20	20-0, 1st	20-25
4	Sat, Jan 4, 1986	@ Miami Dolphins	18	21-3, 3rd	21-24
5	Sun, Jan 5, 2003	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	17	24-7, 3rd	33-36
	Sun, Nov 13, 1955	@ Philadelphia Eagles	17	17-0, 2nd	17-33
7	Sun, Dec 8, 2013	@ New England Patriots	16	19-3, 3rd	26-27
	Sun, Dec 15, 2002	vs Indianapolis Colts	16	16-0, 3rd	23-28
9	Sun, Nov 11, 2007	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	15	21-6, 2nd	28-31
	Sun, Oct 23, 1960	vs Philadelphia Eagles	15	22-7, 3rd	29-31
11	Sun, Oct 9, 2022	vs Los Angeles Chargers	14	14-0, 1st	28-30
	Sun, Oct 10, 2021	@ Los Angeles Chargers	14	27-13, 3rd	42-47
	Sun, Oct 13, 2019	vs Seattle Seahawks	14	20-6, 2nd	28-32
	Sun, Sep 30, 2018	@ Oakland Raiders	14	28-14, 3rd	42-45
	Sun, Dec 10, 2017	vs Green Bay Packers	14	21-7, 4th	21-27
	Sun, Jan 1, 2017	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	14	14-0, 2nd	24-27
	Sun, Dec 7, 2014	vs Indianapolis Colts	14	21-7, 3rd	24-25
	Sun, Oct 7, 2012	@ New York Giants	14	14-0, 1st	27-41
	Sun, Nov 2, 2008	vs Baltimore Ravens	14	27-13, 3rd	27-37
	Sun, Nov 4, 2001	@ Chicago Bears	14	21-7, 4th	21-27
	Sun, Oct 8, 2000	@ Arizona Cardinals	14	14-0, 2nd	21-29
	Sun, Sep 16, 1984	vs Denver Broncos	14	14-0, 2nd	14-24
	Sun, Dec 14, 1980	@ Minnesota Vikings	14	23-9, 4th	23-28
	Sun, Nov 25, 1979	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	14	27-13, 4th	30-33
	Sun, Sep 19, 1976	@ Pittsburgh Steelers	14	14-0, 3rd	14-31
	Sun, Nov 3, 1974	@ San Diego Chargers	14	21-7, 3rd	35-36
	Mon, Oct 4, 1971	vs Oakland Raiders	14	14-0, 2nd	20-34
	Sun, Oct 5, 1969	vs Detroit Lions	14	21-7, 3rd	21-28
	Sun, Sep 25, 1966	vs St. Louis Cardinals	14	28-14, 3rd	28-34
	Sun, Sep 18, 1966	vs Green Bay Packers	14	14-0, 2nd	20-21
	Sun, Dec 10, 1961	@ Chicago Bears	14	14-0, 4th	14-17
32	Sun, Sep 18, 2022	vs New York Jets	13	30-17, 4th	30-31
	Sun, Oct 30, 2016	vs New York Jets	13	20-7, 3rd	28-31
	Sun, Nov 1, 2015	vs Arizona Cardinals	13	20-7, 2nd	20-34
	Sun, Nov 17, 2013	@ Cincinnati Bengals	13	13-0, 2nd	20-41
	Sun, Nov 18, 2012	@ Dallas Cowboys	13	13-0, 3rd	20-23
	Thu, Nov 6, 2008	vs Denver Broncos	13	23-10, 3rd	30-34
	Sun, Sep 8, 2002	vs Kansas City Chiefs	13	30-17, 4th	39-40
	Sun, Nov 22, 1992	@ Minnesota Vikings	13	13-0, 3rd	13-17
	Sun, Oct 7, 1984	vs New England Patriots	13	16-3, 3rd	16-17
	Sun, Dec 18, 1977	@ Seattle Seahawks	13	13-0, 2nd	19-20
	Sun, Oct 28, 1956	vs Pittsburgh Steelers	13	13-0, 2nd	16-24
43	Sun, Sep 12, 2021	@ Kansas City Chiefs	12	22-10, 3rd	29-33
44	Sun, Sep 12, 2010	@ Tampa Bay Buccaneers	11	14-3, 2nd	14-17
	Sun, Sep 24, 2006	vs Baltimore Ravens	11	14-3, 4th	14-15
	Sun, Dec 4, 2005	vs Jacksonville Jaguars	11	14-3, 3rd	14-20
	Sun, Nov 3, 2002	vs Pittsburgh Steelers	11	14-3, 2nd	20-23
	Sun, Dec 19, 1993	vs New England Patriots	11	14-3, 2nd	17-20
	Sun, Dec 20, 1992	vs Houston Oilers	11	14-3, 4th	14-17
	Sun, Nov 3, 1991	@ Cincinnati Bengals	11	14-3, 2nd	21-23
	Sun, Oct 19, 1986	vs Green Bay Packers	11	14-3, 3rd	14-17
	Sun, Sep 19, 1982	vs Philadelphia Eagles	11	14-3, 4th	21-24
	Sun, Sep 24, 1967	@ Detroit Lions	11	14-3, 2nd	14-31

What is the biggest 4th quarter collapse in Cleveland Browns history?

The largest lead the Cleveland Browns have blown in the 4th quarter is 14 points, which they've done 5 times. The most recent 14 point blown lead in the 4th quarter was on Dec 10, 2017, when the Browns were ahead 21-7 in the 4th quarter against the Green Bay Packers, and lost the game 21-27 in overtime.

Biggest All Time Cleveland Browns Blown Leads

What is the biggest Cleveland Browns blown lead of all time?

Biggest Cleveland Browns Collapses

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