​Cleveland Browns right tackle Dawand Jones appeared to commit a false start penalty that wasn’t called during the Browns’ winning drive in a 27-24 victory against the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 25. The replay shows Jones pushing off his left foot to pass protect before center Elgton Jenkins snaps the ball to Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson. Watson got Cleveland into field-goal range with a 36-yard completion to Harold Fannin Jr. on the play with 28 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.The Titans (1-6) tackled poorly after the catch, allowing Fannin to reach Tennessee’s 19-yard line, and Browns kicker Andre Szmyt made the winning 32-yard field goal two plays later as time expired. “I’ll have to look at the tape,” Titans coach Robert Saleh said when asked about it afterward. “It looked like from live, I think they did (false start), yeah.”A false start penalty would have pushed the Browns (5-2) back to first-and-15 at their own 40-yard line with two timeouts remaining.More: A promising start for the Titans, but also the same old Titans | EstesMore: Inside Titans’ loss to Browns after blowing 14-0 leadHarold Fannin Jr. with the big catch and run to put the Browns into field goal range!CLEvsTEN on CBS/Paramount+Stream on @NFLPlus https://t.co/x27nZZqjK0— NFL (@NFL) October 25, 2026