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Josh Gordon is number 12 on the Cleveland Browns.

Because he wanted a new stadium and Cleveland wouldn't build one for him.

Alex Mack is number 55 on the Cleveland Browns.

"Cleveland Brown's stadium is located in Cleveland, Ohio and has a seating capacity of over 73,200 people. It has been the Cleveland Brown team's home field for 49 years."

The Cleveland Browns entered the NFL in 1950 after having been in the AAFC since 1946.

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First half of season he wasn't starting,second half he was, 3 games later he borke his finger and had season ending surgery

Brady bought a house in Avon Lake, OH.

Browns running back Ernie Davis died of Leukemia in 1962, before ever getting the chance to play in the NFL. However, Ernie Davis wasn't drafted by the Browns, he was originally drafted by the Washington Redskins with the first pick in the first round of the 1962 NFL Draft.

Lewis is best known for his career as a Raven, where he helped the team win Super Bowl XXXV as a rookie. Lewis has one child, a son. Paternity was established after an arrest and subsequently dropped charges over non-payment of child support.

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Brady Quinn is a professional quarterback for the NFL. As of September 2014, he is not signed with any team. He does not give out his home address to the public.

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Source: http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/article.php?id=6345 In 1970, when most other teams were scared stiff about taking a chance on this new venture called Monday Night Football, the Browns were confident enough to offer themselves up as one of the sacrificial lambs for that first game. At that time, no one knew for sure what would happen when a football game was aired nationally at night, during primetime, and on Monday, when the NFL had always played on Sunday afternoon. Nobody had ever tried that combination. So when MNF was launched 36 years ago, it could have become the equivalent of today's "American Idol" and been an immediate smash hit, or it could have blown up in everyone's face by drawing a miniscule audience and made the league and ABC the laughingstocks of all laughingstocks. There were some ABC affiliates who thought the latter and opted not to pick up the game, choosing instead other programming such as movies. But we all know how well it turned out - for the NFL, ABC, the Browns, who got to display their talent to the nation with a 31-21 victory in front of the largest crowd in club history, 85,703. It is also important to note that this was the first season after the full merger of the AFL and NFL, so this marked the first regular-season game for the Browns against an old AFL club. That juiced up the atmosphere even more. What got lost in the shuffle, though, was how the game also became a defining moment in the career of a man named Billy Andrews. Billy Andrews, the original Monday Night Football star. So how did it all come about? The Browns, who had jumped out to a 14-0 first-quarter lead on an eight-yard pass from Bill Nelsen to Gary Collins and a two-yard run by Bo Scott, added another touchdown just moments into the second half to go up 21-7 as Homer Jones returned the kickoff 94 yards. But the Jets, only 18 months removed from their incredible Super Bowl upset of the Baltimore Colts, rallied and eventually cut the lead to 24-21 with 3:22 left in the game as Joe Namath passed 33 yards to George Sauer. After the Browns went three-and-out on their next series, the Jets took over at their own 4 with 1:30 remaining after a booming 69-yard punt by Don Cockroft. With just 38 seconds left, the Jets had gotten only as far as their own 18, but with the dangerous Namath in there, the Browns knew the game was far from over. After all, Namath had taken the Jets 80 yards on four plays -- all passes -- for their last score. The Browns needed to make one more big play, and Andrews was the man who did it. He intercepted a Namath pass intended for Emerson Boozer and returned it 25 yards for the clinching TD. "It was an option route where I was one-on-one with Boozer," Andrews said. "He made a move to the outside and I had him covered. Namath threw the ball to the inside, probably because Jack Gregory (Browns defensive end) was in his face. I think he was just trying to throw it away. "I was laying on the ground, and the ball just stuck in my hand. It just stuck in my hand. When I got up, I was initially headed toward the wrong goal line, and then I got turned around and headed the right way." There was no one in Andrews' path to the goal line except Namath. "He just stood there. He had his head tucked down," said Andrews, who played 11 NFL seasons, including eight (1967-74) with the Browns. "As slow as I was, if he would have chased me, he would have caught me." Andrews, now 61, remains a busy man. Just as was the case when he was with the Browns, he and his brother operate a 2,000-acre beef and dairy farm in Clinton, La., a ftiny country town of between 800 and 900 people located 30 miles north of Baton Rouge where Andrews has lived his entire life. Though hardly inconspicuously since 1970. "That play has always been a topic of conversation for me," he said. "Wow, what an experience that was. Even when I watch Monday Night Football now, I think back to that game and to the play. "It was a big deal. I intercept a pass from Joe Namath, and it changed my life." In retrospect, that first Monday Night Football game changed a lot of lives.

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"The Browns are represented by a brown dog wearing a Cleveland browns helmet. The true browns' fans can buy tickets to sit in what they call the "Dog Pound", which is right next to the browns' endzone"

Actually, the Brown currently have four mascots. CB a bull mastiff; Chomps a Lab; TD a German Shephard, and Trapper a Weimaraner. They used to have an elf, Brownie, but have since replaced him with these dogs.

We still have the Dawg Pound, and now have Browns Backers which is the browns official fanclub.

The "Dawg" thing started with Hanford Dixon barking with teamates on the field and fans in the east endzone seating could hear that and joined in, hence the "dog pound" prior to the Dawg craze the browns mascot was Brownie the Elf and is still found on a lot of Browns merchandise

"Brown Goods" is industry slang for all electronic products, tv, stereo, ect. "White Goods" refers to appliances.

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Their original coach Paul Brown used the same colors as Bowling Green, which are orange and brown

As of August 2014, the Cleveland Browns have never been to the Super Bowl.

$1.44 million per contract year with possible raise in 2010

Cleveland Browns Stadium 100 Alfred Lerner Way Cleveland, Ohio 44114

good question i have never seen a al lerner signed ball but i have a 1999 kickoff ball with al lerner and carmen a. policy im asumeing its worth around $500.00-$1000 because they are so rare and you wont fine anotherone anywhere iv looked on ebay amazon google and nothing they are just so rare