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After Misses in Opener, Browns Kicker Andre Szmyt Rebounds with Game
Szmyt overcame a calf injury and personal loss to make the longest walk-off field goal in Browns history and become AFC Special Teams Player of the Week.
- On Wednesday, Andre Szmyt was named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week after making two field goals, including a 55-yard game-winner last Sunday versus the Green Bay Packers.
- After July 10, Szmyt faced training-camp pressure and beat veteran Dustin Hopkins, but he struggled in the Week 1 opener, missing an extra point and a field goal.
- He made all three kicks in the final four minutes, scoring seven points, and the next day Szmyt went 3-for-3 on kicks, including a 38-yard field goal.
- Coach Kevin Stefanski, Browns coach, presented a game ball and praised Szmyt's perseverance after his kick that knocked the Green Bay Packers from the undefeated ranks, while Szmyt said he hopes for a steadier week-to-week outlook.
- Despite a calf injury sustained the Friday before the game, Cleveland now heads to Detroit on Sunday and then to London to face Minnesota on Oct. 5.
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Browns kicker Szmyt rebounds
BEREA — Andre Szmyt found out Wednesday morning that he was the AFC’s special teams player of the week after his 55-yard field goal gave the Cleveland Browns a 13-10 win over the Green Bay Packers last Sunday. However, it was a bittersweet feeling for the rookie kicker. “Obviously wanted to share with my mom and stuff, but it’s kind of like just the avenue I’m gonna have to navigate this year with dealing with that grief and just everything that…
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After misses in opener, Browns kicker Andre Szmyt rebounds with game-winner
Andre Szmyt has been selected the AFC's special teams player of the week after his 55-yard field goal secured a win for the Cleveland Browns against the Green Bay Packers.
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