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In Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns beat the Baltimore Ravens. Heading into Week 7, both teams are tied atop the division with 4-2 records.
After this big 13-10 win for the Browns that ended on a game-winning field goal against the Ravens without Lamar Jackson, Browns players called for a "party at 4's house," referring to starting quarterback Deshaun Watson.
Well, as ESPN Cleveland shared on Twitter/x, Watson did indeed host a party at his house following the team's Week 6 win over their AFC North rival Ravens.
Deshaun Watson hosts house party after Browns' Week 6 win
"After getting a game ball on Sunday, Browns players told Deshaun Watson they wanted a 'party at 4's house' to celebrate," ESPN Cleveland shared.
Well, they apparently got their wish, with Jilly Anais Watson's Instagram story featuring the scene at the Watson household.
After getting a game ball on Sunday, Browns players told Deshaun Watson they wanted a "party at 4's house" to celebrate 🤣🤣🤣
Last night, Deshaun Watson hosted the entire team at his house to celebrate the big win 🔥🔥🔥 https://t.co/f7e2OyANWf
— ESPN Cleveland (@ESPNCleveland) October 20, 2026
"What a night!" Anais Watson shared on Instagram. "My husband invited the entire team to our home last night, and what a phenomenal time they had! Thank you to all the incredible staff! @clevelandgng @farenheitcleveland @808_shaveice."
"Loved bringing this all together with my husband @deshaunwatson, even if he did give me less than 24 hours to pull it off!" Anais Watson shared.
Watson hosted the Browns' team at his house for a party following the team's Week 6 win over the Ravens, after players called on Watson to host a party in the locker room after the Week 6 game.
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It was a close 13-10 come-from-behind victory for the Browns that now has them tied with the Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers for first place in the AFC North.
But it's a bit too early to celebrate for the Browns, as the Ravens didn't have Lamar Jackson, and there's plenty of season left. While the start for the Browns in 2026 has been encouraging, it's a bit premature to celebrate after a win in Week 6.
There's nothing wrong with celebrating after a win like this, but there's so much of the season left to go, and hosting a big party like this for no other reason than a Week 6 win is the kind of thing that could curse a team.
Of course, the Browns can ignore any such notion with a Week 7 win over the Tennessee Titans, which is very possible considering the Titans are 1-5 on the season. This Browns team is good, but celebrating a win this early in the year might not age well.
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