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Cleveland conceded 23 second-half points.
The Rams scored on three of their five drives and did not let go of the lead after they went ahead 20-13.
Los Angeles’ first scoring drive of the second half answered a 15-play, 74-yard Browns drive that ended in a field goal.
A 30-yard run from Puka Nacua and two key catches from Demarcus Robinson, one of which was a touchdown, hurt the Browns the most on that drive.
The Rams then turned Flacco’s only interception of the game into a Cooper Kupp touchdown catch and capitalized on another short field caused by a turnover on downs to finish off the contest.
The frustrating part about the Rams’ three second-half scoring drives was Kupp’s lack of involvement on most plays.
Cleveland let up a big rushing gain to Nacua and allowed Robinson to beat it on a handful of occasions.
Kupp was held to 39 yards on six catches, but Stafford did a good job of beating the Browns with the other components of his passing offense and that doomed the AFC North side inside Sofi Stadium.
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