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Line 13: − + − ===Current===+ − + − *Cleveland Browns Headquarters - Berea, Ohio (1991–present - team HQ, practice facility, training camp site) − ===Former=== − − − ==Team personnel== − ===Owners=== − *Jimmy Haslam − *Dee Haslam − − ===Front Office=== − *J.W. Johnson - Executive VP − *John Dorsey - GM − *Jim Brown - Special Advisor − − ===Head Coach=== − *Freddie Kitchens − − ==53 Man Roster== − − ==Retired Numbers== − *14 - Otto Graham − *32 - Jim Brown − *45 - Ernie Davis − *46 - Don Fleming − *76 - Lou Groza − − ==See also== − *[[Cincinnati Bengals]] − *[[Baltimore Ravens]] − *[[American Football Conference]] − *[[National Football Conference]]
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Since the team resumed as an active franchise, it has been noted for its futility, having only three winning seasons (2002, 2007 and 2020, with the 2002 and 2019 teams being the only playoff seasons in the new era; the 2020 season would see the team's first playoff win since its resumption as a franchise). The lowest point occurred in 2017, when the team went 0-16, becoming only the second team to do so (after the 2008 Detroit Lions) since the NFL went to a 16-game schedule. The team has never appeared in the Super Bowl, one of two NFL teams existing at the time of the AFL-NFL merger never to appear (the Lions are the other).
Since the team resumed as an active franchise, it has been noted for its futility, having only three winning seasons (2002, 2007 and 2020, with the 2002 and 2019 teams being the only playoff seasons in the new era; the 2020 season would see the team's first playoff win since its resumption as a franchise). The lowest point occurred in 2017, when the team went 0-16, becoming only the second team to do so (after the 2008 Detroit Lions) since the NFL went to a 16-game schedule. The team has never appeared in the Super Bowl, one of two NFL teams existing at the time of the AFL-NFL merger never to appear (the Lions are the other).
==Home Fields==
==AFC North Rivals==
*[[Baltimore Ravens]]
*First Energy Stadium - Cleveland, Ohio (1999–present - formerly known as Cleveland Browns Stadium)
*[[Cincinnati Bengals]]
*Municipal Stadium (1946-1995)
*[[Pittsburgh Steelers]]
*[[Pittsburgh Steelers]]
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