‘Thursday Night Football’ live stream 2016: How to watch Browns vs. Ravens online

The Ravens are trying for a season sweep over the Browns on Thursday night.

Nov 10, 2016, 10:00 PM UTC

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Week 10 kicks off with the Baltimore Ravens playing host to their winless division rivals, the Cleveland Browns. Last week, Joe Flacco and the Ravens finally snapped their four-game losing streak against the Steelers. Baltimore’s defense stifled and frustrated three of the best offensive players in the league for three quarters, while Flacco threw a 95-yard touchdown to Mike Wallace for the Ravens’ only touchdown on offense.

In their reverse fixture in Week 2, the Ravens dug themselves out of a hole and erased a 20-point first-quarter deficit to beat the Browns, 25-20. Wallace caught two touchdown passes, and kicker Justin Tucker buried two fourth-quarter field goals to complete the second-biggest comeback in franchise history.

The Browns are coming off a blowout 35-10 loss against the Cowboys. Cleveland was never expected to compete against a high-octane Dallas offense, but rookie QB Cody Kessler still came away from the game with a few positives.

For the most part, Kessler looked comfortable in the pocket and was able to chuck the ball downfield a couple times, most notably his 44-yard throw to RB Isaiah Crowell on their opening drive in the first half. However, he did get sacked four times and sometimes had to throw the ball away in order to avoid other mishaps.

Sitting at 4-4, Baltimore still leads the AFC North despite its losing streak due to the tiebreaker against Pittsburgh. The Ravens will need to rack up a couple wins before they get their full confidence back. On the other hand, Cleveland would do well to just forget about this season and begin the process of moving forward. The Browns’ only goal for 2016 should be to win at least one game before the end of the season.