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Is the long (long!) run of Cleveland Browns’ woes merely due to just really huge numbers evening out? From their inaugural season of 1946 in the All-American Football Conference through the 1970 merger of the AFL and NFL, the Browns ran up a regular-season record of 233-68-8: a whopping .767 winning percentage. Since the merger, however, the Browns have literally been the worst team in the league…

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In the 15 seasons running from 2006 to ’20, the worst team in week 3 was the Houston Texans at 3-12 SU/5-10 ATS. Four teams went 4-11 in the span: the Cleveland Browns (8-6-1 ATS), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-8 ATS), Arizona Cardinals (5-10 ATS) and San Francisco 49ers (5-10 ATS). The worst team to bet, however, was the Los Angeles Chargers, who went such 3-10-1 in the span.

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Tennessee Titans assistant hired to be the next Cleveland Browns DC

Tennessee Titans assistant hired to be the next Cleveland Browns DC

Jim Schwartz was hired as the next Defensive Coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. He is the Senior Defensive Assistant for Tennessee Titans. The Titans' defense was terrible last season. Dean Pees retired because Mike Vrabel called plays in the AFC Championship Game.  Dean Peese will return to the NFL in 2021.

Jan 17titansized.com
Browns Hire Jim Schwartz as Defensive Coordinator

Browns Hire Jim Schwartz as Defensive Coordinator

Jim Schwartz has been hired as the new defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. He replaces Joe Woods, who was fired recently. Schwartz was a personal scout under Bill Belichick from 1993-1995. The 56-year-old was the defensive coach for Tennessee Titans for 8 seasons.

Jan 17nesn.com
Browns hiring former Lions head coach Jim Schwartz as new defensive coordinator, per report

Browns hiring former Lions head coach Jim Schwartz as new defensive coordinator, per report

Jim Schwartz will be the next defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. He has 14 years of experience as a defensive assistant and head coach. The Browns parted ways with defensive coach Joe Woods on January 9. Cleveland allowed 22.0 points per game this season. It also allowed the eighth-most rushing yards per games and the fifth-fewest passing yards.

Jan 17cbssports.com
Browns Hire Jim Schwartz as DC, Pass on Brian Flores

Browns Hire Jim Schwartz as DC, Pass on Brian Flores

Jim Schwartz will be hired as the new defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. Brian Flores will not be the next defensive coach for them. Flores is interested in the Arizona Cardinals head coaching job. He has an interview for a vacant defensive assistant position at the Falcons. The Steelers will keep Flores for now. The Browns will need to adjust their defensive scheme to suit Schwartz. They will replace Joe Woods as defensive head coach. Schwartz won the 2017 Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Jan 17steelersnow.com
Jadeveon Clowney Apologizes to Myles Garrett for Comments on Browns' Favoritism

Jadeveon Clowney Apologizes to Myles Garrett for Comments on Browns' Favoritism

Jadeveon Clowney apologizes to Myles Garrett for comments he made last week about the Browns caring more about Garrett's stats than winning.

Jan 13bleacherreport.com
Browns' Jadeveon Clowney apologizes to Myles Garrett for comments

Browns' Jadeveon Clowney apologizes to Myles Garrett for comments

Jadeveon Clowney apologizes to Myles Garrett for his comments regarding the team's use of teammate Myle Garrett. The defensive end was sent home from practice and made inactive for the regular-season finale. He also admitted to only playing on third downs during a win over the Baltimore Ravens because he was unhappy with his role. Browns general manager Andrew Berry is disappointed in the situation.   Â . . . .. The Browns lost the game to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Jan 13wkyc.com
'Lesson learned': Browns K Cade York aims for consistency in 2023

'Lesson learned': Browns K Cade York aims for consistency in 2023

Cade York had a difficult season as a kicker for the Cleveland Browns. He had good games and bad ones, but the biggest challenge was his mental approach. His teammate Corey Bojorquez believes he will improve next year.   Â . i in the AFC North. i in this climate. It's hard to play indoors. it's a hard place to kick. I've been some rough places and this is towards the top. Corey. Bo jrquez. The mental aspect of the game is the main focus for York. he believes it is a problem for him. In the end, he wants to focus on his technique and not on the other things.

Jan 13news5cleveland.com

Cleveland Browns Game Schedule 2023: (30 games)

Sunday, 19 Sep: Houston Texans vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 03 Oct: Cleveland Browns vs Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium

Thursday, 21 Oct: Denver Broncos vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Saturday, 25 Dec: Cleveland Browns vs Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field

Saturday, 14 Aug: Cleveland Browns vs Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank Field

Sunday, 22 Aug: New York Giants vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 12 Sep: Cleveland Browns vs Kansas City Chiefs at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium

Sunday, 26 Sep: Chicago Bears vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 10 Oct: Cleveland Browns vs Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium

Sunday, 17 Oct: Arizona Cardinals vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 14 Nov: Cleveland Browns vs New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium

Sunday, 21 Nov: Detroit Lions vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 12 Dec: Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Monday, 03 Jan: Cleveland Browns vs Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field

Saturday, 18 Dec: Las Vegas Raiders vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 11 Sep: Cleveland Browns vs Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium

Sunday, 18 Sep: New York Jets vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Thursday, 22 Sep: Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 02 Oct: Cleveland Browns vs Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Sunday, 09 Oct: Los Angeles Chargers vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 16 Oct: New England Patriots vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Saturday, 22 Oct: Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium

Monday, 31 Oct: Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 13 Nov: Cleveland Browns vs Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium

Sunday, 20 Nov: Cleveland Browns vs Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium

Sunday, 27 Nov: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 04 Dec: Cleveland Browns vs Houston Texans at NRG Stadium

Sunday, 11 Dec: Cleveland Browns vs Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium

Saturday, 24 Dec: New Orleans Saints vs Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium

Sunday, 01 Jan: Cleveland Browns vs Washington Football Team at FedExField

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Did the AFL/NFL merger kill the Cleveland Browns? Like the Detroit Lions, the Cleveland Browns may trace their history back to days when the NFL was not a unilateral power among football associations. Even more so that the Lions, the Browns were nearly perpetually a powerhouse until 1970. And like the Lions, the Browns are just one of four teams that has never played in a Super Bowl (the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texas, born in 1995 and 2002, respectively).

So yes, only the sexagenarians and the well-versed in NFL history can truly recall a dominant Cleveland Browns team. Read solely from the webpages of history, the story of the Browns is truly a tale of two teams.

Cleveland was granted a team in the newly-formed All-American Football Conference in 1946 and originally was to be known as the Panthers. However, a semipro team claimed rights to the name, and the team was named for head coach Paul Brown, who’d been wooed over from the insanely popular Ohio State program.

The AAFC lasted but four seasons, and the Browns were the dictionary definition of dominant, going 51-4-3 including four consecutive championship game wins; their sole losses had come against the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Dons, and along with the 49ers and Baltimore Colts, the Browns were subsumed by the NFL for the 1950 season. There, the winning continued: In their first six NFL seasons, the Browns were 3-3 in championship games and completing the 10-peat of championship appearances. The Browns added another title game appearance in ’57.

Also of note in 1957: The rookie season of Jim Brown, quite possibly the greatest ever to play the game and inarguably the greatest Cleveland Browns player ever. Brown stayed around through the 60s, when the team enjoyed a decade of winning seasons, five playoff appearances and one more NFL championship. Through the 1969, the Browns cumulative all-time win-loss record was 280-74-11, a crazy .782 winning percentage.

After the merger of AFL and NFL, however, the expressions “Cleveland Browns” and “winning season” have usually been mutually exclusive. The Browns have made the playoffs just 11 times in the 48 seasons starting in 1970, and five of these came in the five-year span of 1985 to ’89; those were the years of Bernie Kosar at QB and (mostly) Marty Schottenheimer as head coach. Yet even in what may be considered the golden age of modern-era Cleveland Browns ball, the late 80s Browns are today mostly known for The Fumble of Earnest Byner and as victims in The Drive by John Elway.

In the 1990s, things got worse. Browns fans suffered the ignominy of a Seattle Supersonics-like move that temporarily deprived one of America’s football-maddest cities (You don’t have to be crazy to be a Browns fan, but it definitely helps) of their beloved team as a sop to the city of Baltimore. Cleveland was re-granted the Browns franchise for the 1999 season and, um, the highlights have come few and far between since then.

In fact, the team in the 21st century have become instant trivia fodder, as in “Which four NFL teams have never played in a Super Bowl?” and “Which was the first AFC team to post an 0-16 record?”

Since the turn of the century, the Browns have managed just two playoff appearances, going just 1-2 SU – but 3-0 ATS! Sadly, these games remain the highwater mark for both Cleveland fans and NFL bettors. From the merger through 2021, the Browns are a cumulative 261-446-3 for a winning percentage of .370, or an average season of just under 6-10. This would also give post-merger Cleveland the worst win-loss record among NFL teams by more than 30 points over current cumulative leader, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Yeesh…

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Let’s not mince words here: Since the AFL-NFL merger, the Cleveland Browns have traditionally been one of the league’s laughingstocks. Perpetually an underdog come playoff time, about the sole bright spot on the Browns from an NFL bettor’s perspective is that they tend to cover with the points – on the rare occasions they make the postseason, that is…