What happened: Szmyt converted a 51-yard attempt to level the score against New Orleans. The kick pulled Cleveland even in Sunday's regular-season contest.
Why it matters: The Syracuse product is in his second NFL season after establishing himself as Cleveland's primary placekicker. Long-range efficiency provides the Browns with a dependable scoring option in close matchups.
By the numbers: Szmyt made 24 of 27 field goals across 17 games in 2025, an 88.9% conversion rate.
What to watch: Cleveland looks to close out the matchup against New Orleans and continues its 2026 regular-season campaign next week.