Ravens' Mark Andrews discusses clutch play that resulted in game-winning touchdown vs. Browns

The Baltimore Ravens stunned the Cleveland Browns when Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews took a 4th-and-one snap and then carried the ball 35 yards for what became a game-winning touchdown run. 

Following the 23-16 victory that improved the Ravens to 5-5 on the season, Andrews opened up about one of the top highlight-reel moments of the afternoon. 

Mark Andrews introduces world to "Hurricane"  

"It was a great call," Andrews said, per the Ravens' website. "It's called 'Hurricane,' and I think the guys just executed really well. [We were] just trying to be versatile in that package, and it was a great play call. It felt great to get in the end zone."

It's understandable that the Ravens felt they needed to dive into their figurative back of tricks with 2:40 remaining in regulation of Sunday's contest. Cleveland pass-rusher Myles Garrett had harassed Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson throughout the game en route to tallying four sacks. In total, Jackson completed 14-of-25 pass attempts for 193 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions against the Browns. One of those picks was taken to the house for a score. 

On the fourth-down play, Andrews lined up for what seemed to be a "tush-push" short carry. However, he took the snap and then rolled around the right end to the surprise of the Cleveland defense.