Est. 1946
Cleveland
Browns
Jim Brown - RB - 12,312 Rushing Yards
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Est. 1946
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Did you know?
The Browns didn’t play a single NFL down from 1996-98, after the original team and staff relocated to Baltimore in 1996. The Browns franchise resumed operations in 1999 with the same logo and colors.
Team History
- Founded in 1944, the Browns officially joined the NFL in 1950 along with the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Colts from the All-America Football Conference after that league folded.
- The Browns quickly established themselves as perennial contenders, winning four NFL Championships from 1950-64.
- In 1961, Arthur B. Modell purchased the Browns for a then-record price of $4 million. In 1970, the Browns moved to the American Football Conference.
- The Browns played in the first Monday Night Football game on September 21, 1970, defeating the New York Jets, 31-21.
Team Facts
- Seasons: 74 (1946-95, 1999-2022)
- Winningest Coach: (W-L-T) Paul Brown (158-48-8)
- Super Bowl Titles: 0
- Record going into 2022 season: (W-L-T) 541-518-14
- Playoff Record: 17-21
- Most Career Yards Rushing: Jim Brown, 12,312 (1957-65)
- Most Career Yards Passing: Brian Sipe, 23,713 (1974-83)
- Most Career Receptions: Ozzie Newsome, 662 (1978-90)
- Most Career Sacks: Bill Glass, 77.5 (1962-68)*
- Most Career Interceptions: Thom Darden, 45 (1972-81)
- Most Career Points: Lou Groza, 1,608 (1946-67)
- Current Team Owner: Jimmy Haslam and Dee Haslam
*Sacks prior to 1982 are not official
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