Mark Andrews was already the Ravens' franchise leader for receiving touchdowns, and on Sunday evening in Cleveland, he also became the Ravens' record-holder for receiving yards.

One thing Andrews had never done in eight seasons was score a rushing touchdown. Now that can be crossed off, too, after a magical night for one of the franchise's most respected players.

One of the most epic plays in Andrews' career and the Ravens' history in Cleveland will go down as "Hurricane."

That's the play call of the 35-yard fake "tush push" touchdown Andrews scored with two minutes, 31 seconds left to beat the Browns, 23-16, in Cleveland.

"We're always constantly working on different things and variations of certain things to keep the defense honest, and it was a perfect scenario to pull that out ther

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