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Revision as of 01:31, December 18, 2008

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The Cleveland Browns are a National Football League franchise. They are part of the American Football Conference and play in the North division. The team was formed on 1946 by owner Arthur McBride. McBride held a newspaper contest to pick out the name for the team. The winning name for the team, the "Browns", was based on the name of popular Cleveland coach Paul Brown.

After the 1995 season, owner Art Modell decided to move the team to Baltimore for financial reasons, even though the team had an extremely loyal following in Cleveland and had sold out every home game for the previous 20 years. Cleveland was later awarded an expansion team that began playing in 1999. In a unique move, the new team was allowed to retain the team name, logos, and history of the Browns, while the original team that relocated started fresh as the Baltimore Ravens.

Roster

Quarterbacks

  • 3 - Derek Anderson
  • 11 - Ken Dorsey
  • 7 - Bruce Gradkowski
  • 10 - Brady Quinn

Running Backs

  • 31 - Jamal Lewis
  • 35 - Jerome Harrison
  • 28 - Allen Patrick
  • 29 - Jason Wright

Fullbacks

  • 47 - Lawrence Vickers
  • 41 - Charles Ali

Wide Receivers

  • 17 - Braylon Edwards
  • 16 - Joshua Cribbs
  • 18 - Donte Stallworth
  • 12 - Syndric Steptoe
  • 88 - Kevin Kaspar

Tight Ends

  • 80 - Kellen Winslow II
  • 87 - Darnell Dinkins
  • 82 - Steve Heiden
  • 86 - Martin Rucker

Offensive Tackles

  • 77 - Kevin Shaffer
  • 73 - Joe Thomas

Guards

  • 68 - Seth McKinney
  • 61 - Isaac Sowells
  • 65 - Eric Steinbach
  • 79 - Scott Young
  • 62 - Lennie Friedman
  • 72 - Ryan Tucker

Centers

  • 66 - Hank Fraley
  • 70 - Rex Hadnot
  • 64 - Ryan Pontbriand

Defensive Ends

  • 91 - Shaun Smith
  • 98 - Robaire Smith

Defensive Tackles

  • 93 - Louis Leonard
  • 92 - Shaun Rogers
  • 71 - Ahtyba Rubin
  • 97 - Santonio Thomas
  • 99 - Corey Williams

Linebackers

  • 58 - Beau Bell
  • 59 - Titus Brown
  • 54 - Andra Davis
  • 53 - Kris Griffin
  • 96 - Alex Hall
  • 52 - D'Qwell Jackson
  • 55 - Willie McGinest
  • 51 - Shantee Orr
  • 94 - Leon Williams
  • 95 - Kamerion Wimbley
  • 56 - Antwan Peek

Cornerbacks

  • 23 - Travis Daniels
  • 25 - Terry Cousin
  • 30 - Gerard Lawson
  • 22 - Brandon McDonald
  • 24 - Eric Wright
  • 39 - Daven Holly

Safeties

  • 42 - Hamza Abdullah
  • 20 - Mike Adams
  • 26 - Sean Jones
  • 21 - Brodney Pool


Kickers

  • 4 - Phil Dawson

Punters

  • 15 - Dave Zastudil

See also

Related Websites

Source Material