This is the backstory to one of the great moments of , the pulling off the largest road comeback in the 95-year history of the NFL and the biggest comeback in franchise history. The ' rally from a 25-point deficit , as well as the ' over the and the ' are nominees for the GMC Never Say Never Moment of the week. .The ' long journey back to respectability is picking up steam. However, it seemed dead in the Neil Walker Jersey water at around 2:15 p.m. ET on Sunday, when the took a commanding 28-3 lead. The saying "same old " likely crept into the minds of many a football fan. Another thought that likely permeated the minds of fans was "when will we see in at quarterback?" Instead, first-year coach stuck with his man, veteran signalcaller , and the result was a comeback for the ages.Here are the key moments before the moment:The Wright stuffThe play: backup quarterback connects with wide receiver for an 11-yard touchdown play.The aftermath: The play gave the a 21-3 lead with le s than four minutes left in the second quarter. It was Wright's second touchdown of the game. The first also came on , but that time from starting quarterback Robert Gsellman Jersey . Locker had been forced to leave the game after hurting the thumb on his throwing hand earlier in the game. Titan-ic blowThe play: Whitehurst hits a wide-open for a 75-yard touchdown with a little le s than four minutes left in the first half.The aftermath: The grew their lead to 28-3 in an instant. With the second touchdown throw, this became the first game in Whitehurst's nine-year career in which he had multiple touchdown pa ses (it's true, you can ). At this point in the contest, the ' defense looked totally incapable of stopping the .Glimmer of hope for BrownsThe play: Hoyer hits unheralded tight end for a 1-yard touchdown play before going to the locker room for halftime.The aftermath: Going from the low of lows of succumbing to the ' onslaught with seemingly little resistance, the grabbed a hint of momentum heading into halftime. The emotional lift clearly helped fuel a second-half surge toward improbable victory."I think that first score in the first half was tremendous for us," . "To get that momentum going before halftime and (then we) kicked a field goal the first drive of the second, I think those 10 points really, really set us up and got the belief back."Safety firstThe play: punter 's punt is blocked by the ' and the ball rolls through the back of the end zone for a safety. The aftermath: The play trimmed the ' lead to 28-15 and a ma sive momentum swing went in the ' favor. Cleveland took advantage of the opportunity. Hoyer engineered a 10-play, 67-yard drive to pull the to within six of the after to receiver . On the play, Hoyer eluded the grasp of linebacker . The supposed "game manager" turned into playmaker to cap a nine-point swing that made the Herculean comeback a very Yoenis Cespedes Jersey real po sibility. The momentThe play: Hoyer connects with Benjamin again, this time for a 6-yard scoring strike that put the up 29-28 with a minute left to play.The aftermath: The thwarted the ' final attempt to regain the lead, halting the Whitehurst-led offense at the ' own 37-yard line and far short of field goal range.The win was all kinds of epic from the ' perspective. More than 1,600 teams in NFL history have fallen behind Todd Frazier Jersey by 25 or more points on the road. On Sunday, the became the first of that long list of teams to ever prevail. The 25-point rally was just three points short of the NFL's all-time regular-season mark of 28 (set in 1980 by ). The have also scored 21 or more points in each of their first four games of the season for the first time since 1969 (when the team did so in the first seven games). The , meanwhile, were once again on the wrong side of history. The franchise, if you recall, was the Houston Oilers before moving to Tenne see in 1997 and eventually becoming the . As the Oilers, the team saw a 35-3 lead evaporate in the greatest comeback in NFL history, the ' .While misery continued to bedevil the in the aftermath, there was only supreme joy in the visiting team's locker room at LP Field, where the emotional and dramatic victory spawned this exuberant postgame dance party:The emotional release was well-deserved. The now stand at 2-2, with both lo ses coming by a combined five points. All four of the ' games this season have been decided by three or fewer points, tied for the second-longest streak to start a season in NFL history. 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