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WATCH: Baltimore Ravens Kyle Hamilton Gets Pick-6 Off Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson

Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton got a pick-6 on the second play of the game against the Cleveland Browns.

Max Gamarra

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Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton made an incredible play on the first pass of the game, turning it into an interception and a touchdown for the defense. 

Hamilton was blitzing off the edge when Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson threw a pass to tight end David Njoku in the flat. The ball never got to Njoku though as Hamilton batted the ball up into the air and then caught it before walking into the end zone for the pick-6. 

The interception was the second of Hamilton's NFL career and the second that he has caught this season. It is also his first career touchdown. 

Kyle Hamilton now has two interceptions on the season along with 3.0 sacks, both career-highs.  / USA Today Sports

The Ravens defense has been phenomenal this season, with the best scoring defense in the league, allowing just 13.8 points per game to opponents heading into Week 10. It showed in their first matchup with the Browns in which they held their division rivals to just one field goal in a 28-3 win in Week 4.

This is just the sixth game that Watson has played in this season as he has missed some time due to a shoulder injury. In those six games, he has thrown for six touchdowns and four interceptions. 

Cleveland sits at 5-3 on the season while Baltimore is on top of the AFC, tied for first place at 7-2. Many around the league consider the Ravens to be one of the strongest Super Bowl contenders with their ferocious defense and an offense led by former MVP winner and current MVP candidate Lamar Jackson. 

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