Cleveland Browns
Team Stats
AFC North
1946
Cleveland Browns Stadium
No Super Bowl appearances
Head Coach
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Romeo Crennel
- 20-28
- 0-0
- Three seasons
- 20-28
Romeo Crennel was named the head coach of the Cleveland Browns on February 8, 2005. Crennel's first two seasons saw his team record losing records, but in 2007 the Browns recorded a 10-6 regular season record, narrowly missing out on the playoffs.
Featured Player
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Braylon Edwards
- Wide Receiver
- 6-3
- 215 lbs
- 25
- 21/2/1983
- University of Michigan
- Three seasons
Braylon Edwards is recognized as one of the best young receivers in the NFL. In 2007, Edwards had a breakout season making his first Pro Bowl with 80 receptions for 1269 yards and 16 touchdowns.
Team Info
The Browns were formed in 1946 and played in Cleveland until 1995, when owner Art Modell announced he was moving his team to Baltimore to become the Ravens. However, the city of Cleveland and the NFL struck a deal to return the Browns to the playing field in 1999 and they did so as an expansion team under new owner Al Lerner. Under head coach Butch Davis the Browns reached the playoffs in 2002 for the first time in their new incarnation, but successive losing seasons forced Lerner to pull the plug on the Davis regime and install Romeo Crennel, architect of the New England Patriots defense, as the new head coach. In 2007 Cleveland had their best season in years, posting a 10-6 record but narrowly missing out on the playoffs.
