Cleveland Browns
The Cleveland Browns are a tale of two halves. From 1946 to 1995, the franchise captured eight pro football titles, tied with the New York Football Giants for the third most behind the Green Bay Packers (13) and Chicago Bears (9).
The Browns hold the record for most consecutive appearances in the league championship game with 10 straight, winning seven titles.
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Cleveland merged into the NFL for the 1950 season. The NFL commissioner, Bert Bell, had stated that the NFL’s worst team could defeat its league’s champion any day of the week. “Their league” was...
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This is a Cleveland Browns site, but that does not mean we can’t take the occasional small detour when it is called for, and today is one of those days.
The U.S. Men’s team is back in action tonight in a World Cup round-of-16 meeting with Belgium, a rematch of the 2014 game in the knockout round that saw the U.S. lose, 2-1, in extra time.
The biggest news of the day is that Folarin Balogun, who scored twice in the opening game against Paraguay and again against Bosnia in the round-of-32 game, [will reportedly play after FIFA delayed the...
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As we move past the July 4th holiday, fans of the Cleveland Browns have a little time left to wait for the start of training camp. A perfect time to look back at some things while still looking forward to what might be in 2026. There are a lot of questions about how the Browns roster will look under GM Andrew Berry and new HC Todd Monken, including lingering questions at the quarterback position.
Our way-too-early 53-man roster projection is certain to be wrong after the Myles Garrett trade. Garrett was obviously a lock for the roster before the trade....
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The Cleveland Browns first played a professional football game in 1946.
Since then, through eight league championships, painful playoff losses, puzzling draft choices, head coaches that ranged from the legendary (Paul Brown) to the worst in NFL history (Hue Jackson), and memorable players, the Browns have had a player quite like quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
A fifth-round draft choice in 2025 after a fall that, if the fringe elements are to be believed, was only stopped because the league office called the Browns and ordered general manager Andrew Berry to take action, Sanders navigated a rookie season where nonsense was never...
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This is a Cleveland Browns site, as the somewhat inside joke in the comments will remind us. If we are being honest, we are also a site full of sports fans who like a lot of different things. Whether that is the World Cup and Olympics every four years, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Guardians, the Columbus Blue Jackets and Crew, The Ohio State Buckeyes, or one of the many other colleges in the state, Ohio is full of sports.
Last month, we asked a blog full of Browns fans if they wanted LeBron James to return to the Cavaliers. Overwhelmingly,...
Dawgs By Nature
Dawgs By Nature
Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry delivered on his promise to make a “heavy investment” in the offense during the recently completed off-season.
Berry rebuilt the entire offensive line, highlighted by first-round selection Spencer Fano at left tackle, along with veteran additions Tytus Howard, Elgton Jenkins, and Zion Johnson. And, for good measure, they added tackle Austin Barber and center Parker Brailsford later in the draft.
The pass catchers also received an extreme makeover with the selections of wide receivers KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston and tight ends Joe Royer and Carsen Ryan, to go with incumbents Jerry Jeudy and...
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Nothing says 4th of July like fireworks (and an Ohio festival in Poland) and, in the NFL, fireworks is a code word for an explosive offensive display. Sadly, the Cleveland Browns have not had a ton of them. In an era of big offense, big passing stats, and big plays, the Browns have been mired in the mundane or worse.
In the past, Cleveland’s rushing attack was the big deal. Jim Brown, Leroy Kelly, Nick Chubb, Kevin Mack, and so many others made their names with the ground game. Perhaps [HC Todd Monken will bring a return of the rushing...
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Dawgs By Nature
With training camp starting in less than four weeks for the Cleveland Browns, it’s time to kick off our annual positional previews leading up to the season. We will go through each position, starting with quarterback, to give a high-level overview of who is competing for a roster spot and what their expectations or odds of making the roster are.
Last year, we were evaluating Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett as the team’s top two quarterback options leading into training camp. This year, it’s Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.
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The Cleveland Browns organization has a long, storied history with many legends who have left a major impact. Browns fans have their favorite players from so many different eras of this team. When it comes to the Browns’ most loved players since the franchise returned in 1999, it would be difficult to decide which of these three legends to start, bench, and cut: Myles Garrett, Nick Chubb, and Joe Thomas.
Start: Joe Thomas
Thomas’ consistency throughout the course of his Hall of Fame career earns him a starting role in this competition. He played 10,363 consecutive snaps in Cleveland and...
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Dawgs By Nature
