Cleveland Browns

Brian Sipe.

Ernie Davis was not married. I learned this from the following article: http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081009/NEWS/810100304/1002/SPORTS&Title=_The_Express__Tells_the_Story_of_Ernie_Davis__Love_and_Battles

The following players have worn #73 for the Raiders:

Billy Locklin 1960

Jim Brewington 1961

Chuck McMurtry 1962-1963

John Diehl 1965

Greg Kent 1966

Richard Sligh 1967

Thomas Gipson 1971

Dave Browning 1978-1982

Charley Hannah 1983-1988 (L.A. Raiders)

James FitzPatrick 1990-1991 (L.A. Raiders)

Charles McRae 1996

Darryl Ashmore 1998-2000

Frank Middleton 2001-2004

Ed Wang 2012

Jamie Cumbie 2011-2012

Matt McCants 2013

Very few - less than 5 games since the Browns rejoined the league in '99.

An NFL team, as in almost every other organized sport chooses the "starting" players based on talent, and ability shown through practice or other evaluation. Sometimes if a player has violated certain rules and regulations set by the coach, organization, or NFL the player will not be allowed to play in the game. Also, even tho certain members of the team may not be listed as starting, they could gain the opportunity to play later in the game as substitutes, as for an injured player, or for use in a specific situation that would require the skills of such player.

Manning wore No. 18 In honor of his older brother Cooper, who could not continue playing football in college because of a congenitive spinal problem. Cooper wore 18 at Isidore Newman High School in New Orleans, and was Peyton's favorite receiver when they played there together.

Their father, Archie Manning, wore No. 18 at the University of Mississippi from 1968 to 1970.

Since 1999, the Cleveland Browns have played at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio. Prior to that the Browns played at Municipal Stadium, which was torn down to have Cleveland Browns Stadium built in it's place.

The Cleveland Browns have never won, let alone played in, a Super Bowl. However, they did win the NFL Championship in 1950, 1954, 1955, and 1964 before the merger and creation of the Super Bowl.

The 49ers didn't win the SB in 1992... they won in '81, '88, 89 and '94. But there were a lot of players that were Super Bowl winners on the '92 team. If you look at some of the footballs that have a single signature like Montana, Young, Rice, etc. you will see that each ball can sell for up to $400 depending on the quality of the signature and ball signed on.

I have a team autographed ball from the 1992 team (First and second string players and coaches). I am guessing that ball is worth several thousand dollars. You just don't see many coaches autographed items out there... so rarity comes into play there. I would be interested in having my ball appraised too.

The Browns came back to Cleveland in 1999.

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Through their first meeting in 2012, the Cleveland Browns have an all-time regular season record of 57-62 versus the Steelers. The Browns are also 0-2 in their postseason meetings.

1999

No, the Browns have never won the Super Bowl. However, they did when NFL championships in 1964, 1955, and 1954, and also in 1924 as the Cleveland Bulldogs

no the browns have never been to a superbowl but before superbowl days they won like 5 NFL championship games.

The original Cleveland Browns joined the NFL in 1950, coming from the All-America Football Conference along with the San Francisco 49ers.

The current Browns franchise began playing in 1999, after Art Modell moved the original Browns to Baltimore after the 1995 season.

The last playoff appearance for the Cleveland Browns was in 2002. Their quarterback was Brandon Weeden.

Bill Nelsen was the starter, Mike Phipps and Don Gault were backups.

The Browns' last NFL championship was in 1964 when they defeated the Baltimore Colts in the title game 27-0.

According to some sources, The team was dubbed the Cleveland "Naps" shortly after it's creation in 1901. This nickname was in honor of their superstar, Napoleon Lajoie. Once he left, there was a newspaper competition to pick a name. There is a dispute as to whether the fans actually voted for "Indians" or some newspaper people selected it. In any case, it was selected, and the wahoo made the emblem at a time when racism and racial insensitivity were rampant in our culture. Jews, Blacks, Italians, Irish, Asian peoples were all commonly caricatured in cartoonish, racist manners throughout the media before and during this period. By the middle of the twentieth century, however; most of the caricatures started disappearing as the fight against discrimination and racism towards these groups increased. Unfortunately, in part because there were so few Native voices left on the continent after hundreds of years of genocide, Indian views were rarely heard. Since the 1970s when the movement to change the name and mascot beganin clveland, an old legend has re-emerged that proposes that the "Indians" name was given in honor of a Native American, Louis Sockilexus, who had been a successful Cleveland player for a couple years. A review of the newspapers of the period show that his name was never brought up during selection of the team name. The legend is just a convenient cover story to argue that the name is a tribute to Native Americans. Every year Native Americans from tribes all over the country converge on opening day to protest the name and logo, arguing that both distort the image of their people and rob them of the power to shape the world's view of them. They beg us to see how this distortion affects the self-image and mental health of their children. They also point out that the consequent use of their religious symbols (feathers, paint, etc) demeans and insults their religion. Unfortunetely, the team seems to have no plans to change the name or the mascot/logo. The author is a former member of SABR and a current member of Fans for Fairness.

None. Brown won four All American Football Conference championships (1946, 1947, 1948, 1949) and three National Football League championships (1950, 1954, 1955) but no American Football League championships. He coached the Cincinnati Bengals from 1968-1975, with the team being in the AFL in 1968 and 1969. They finished in last place in the AFL West division both seasons.