Being a Browns fan from the 70's through today, this has been a pleasure to watch. Whoof, Whoof!!! 👍👍
@andrewmanley78963 ай бұрын
Paul Brown had FIFTEEN championships and is the only coach to win on THREE levels. 1930--Severn Prep (Maryland) (high school) 1935-1940--Massillon Washington (high school) 1942--Ohio State (NCAA) 1946-1949--Cleveland Browns (AAFC) 1950--Cleveland Browns (NFL) 1954-1955--Cleveland Browns (NFL)
@JSSTyger6 ай бұрын
Damn right GREAT post !.....FACTS !
@user-wm2hv2mh9b4 ай бұрын
Paul Brown had the Cleveland Browns winning the NFL championship in their initial season in the NFL. I couldn't imagine what that in itself would do for a veteran league if that were to happen in today's world.
@clifforddriver94343 ай бұрын
He had an entire franchise named after him. At least the Brown retained his name. He's truly the father of the pro game as we know it today.
@clifforddriver94343 ай бұрын
God I love the Cleveland Browns
@jackhenry2905 ай бұрын
Same here brother
@stevied44 ай бұрын
Saw whole film here. Repeating. Could watch "1000" times and not get born. I was born in '48. Watched Browns with my dad thru the 50s. Long ago, but now I see why I live the Browns and always have even in some dark years. This year, 2024😍, hey! We are going to make it with Otto II--the honorary Flacco. Finally, 🙏 a Superbowl win! What say! Yaaaah!!!!!
@user-cx2ks7fs2g4 ай бұрын
Marty Schottenheimer R.I.P
@williamdiemert98665 ай бұрын
Life long Steelers fan. We love the browns, cept on browns week lol. Awesome video. 👍👍👍
@ragsixracing5 ай бұрын
All your success is owed to the Browns. Not to knock y’all but I understand how the Steelers have the same philosophy for 54 years following Coach Noll’s blueprint
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
@@janconner2087 Disagree. We FOUGHT for you when Baltimore stole your team. You even having a team today is a direct result of Art Rooney fighting for you .
@ragsixracing4 ай бұрын
@@ragsixracing 😂😂😂 The current AFC North all have ties to the original Cleveland Browns organization. The Steelers history of being a perennial also ran ended with the Chuck Noll hiring. From a football perspective, their team philosophy has been exactly the same for 54 years. Since Noll’s retirement, the two head coaches have literally been motivators, not classic X’s and O’s guys The Bengals were founded by Paul Brown, the original Browns Head Coach, as a response to him being pushed out of the organization by Art Modell. The Ravens were obviously the original Browns. Now can you show me otherwise how it isn’t🤔
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
@@ragsixracing Also, we didn’t need much help to get a new franchise. Once the move was announced, within two weeks, the City of Cleveland secured in federal court the intellectual property of the Browns name and records. The people of Cuyahoga County voted to extend the Sin Tax by a 95%-5% margin and had the promise in place, along with Houston to have our teams back in the NFL. Plus, the deal that Art Modell made with Baltimore effectively ended his career as a team owner so it was literally a win-win even though the franchise hasn’t developed an identity/philosophy until recently. Now, I must say that I admire what the Steelers have done over my lifetime with their philosophy and traditions. But, I also know where it was originally from
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
As a Browns fan who can’t stand the Steelers #Repsect For this comment 💯
@NCHoops24 ай бұрын
Between 1950 & 1969 the Browns played in more NFL titles games (11) than any other team ever did during a 20 year time frame. They also played in 6 consecutive NFL title games (1950-55) & no other team ever played in more than 4 straight. Including their 4 seasons in the AAFC they played in 15 total championship games in 25 years, including 10 straight (1946-55). The 8 league championships won during those 25 years is more than any other pro team has ever won in a time frame of that length.
@nobodyaskedbut5 ай бұрын
Tim Couch, the franchise, quit on him way too soon, my. Condolences.
@clifforddriver94346 ай бұрын
100% facts.
@OldManButtercup6 ай бұрын
Intro was soooooo sick! That said you gotta love this young dude. Another dude with too athleticism with a bag and unstopping motor. Great show CB!
@SerDezBlackfyre4 ай бұрын
This makes me want to be a Browns fan. This is by far my favorite franchise histories I've watched and I really appreciate how coach Brown pretty much revolutionized professional sports when it came to civil rights and equality.
@charmine953Ай бұрын
You were the best Jimmy Brown and you're STILL the best ....I had the honor and privilege of meeting him at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in '99 ....I was standing in a line of people actually two lines that formed a lane between the two lines that the fans made in an area where the race drivers had to walk through to get where they were going I'll NEVER forget it a few race drivers came through and then I saw Jimmy Brown coming down the line I said really loud oh my Goodness it's Jim freaking Brown. ...Everyone just shut up looked down the line and all I started hearing was its Jim Brown it's Jim Brown EVERYONE was in AWE I made sure I got his attention I had on a CLEVELAND INDIANS jacket on I said hello Mr Brown I'd be honored if you would sign my jacket I'm sorry I don't have any Browns items on me But from the Cleveland area and you are the GREATEST to ever play he said your jacket is just fine he signed it and I was just mesmerized I'll NEVER forget it !
@user-wm2hv2mh9b4 ай бұрын
Typos in my last post, but still understandable. Reading other posts. Most have the same sentiment as mine. As the presentation started, Browns/Cleveland/Dawg Pound all united with the team and city! We are one. Even when I lived in LA and elsewhere in my 75 years of life, I remained one with the Browns, win or lose. Thanks to those who drew up this history and posted it. I've sent the link to others & will watch again, over and over and never be bored. And to all my brothers & sisters Browns fans: this year finally, the SUPERBOWL BROWNS!!!😍
@user-cx2ks7fs2g4 ай бұрын
I’m a happy to be a Browns fan!
@crosstatt74415 ай бұрын
The two worst mistakes the Browns ever made: 1. Modell prompting Jim Brown to retire after Modell threatened him with fines for not appearing on time for training camp. Had Modell been more lenient with the team's best player, Brown would have returned and the Browns would have most likely have defeated the Packers and gone on to win Super Bowl I. 2. The Browns trading Paul Warfield to the Miami Dolphins in 1970. Beyond stupid. When Warflied left the team, the Browns were no longer an NFL championship contender, and Warfiield of course played an integral role in the Dolphins winning back-to-back Super Bowls.
@lwmson5 ай бұрын
The fumbles are both Modell’s His worse fumble is buying Paul Brown share and forcing him out
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
When the players were talking about how blunt Paul Brown was , it reminded of my highschool basketball coach lol
@NCHoops24 ай бұрын
RIP Jim Brown.🙏🏾🌹
@elwin387 ай бұрын
THE SEPN Sports Century Episode on Jim Brown was eye opening as to how great a Player he was. If he were playing in this era, he would have multiple 2,000 Yard Seasons, I believe.
@JuliusC19735 ай бұрын
@@JuliusC1973 Yessir!! Especially the Jim Brown from 1957-62. Heck, if his entire 9yr career was in this era, he would get 2,000. He was playing 12 and 14 game seasons his entire career. 16 and 17 game seasons stat wise, he would have been untouchable.
@elwin385 ай бұрын
JB , the Greatest running back of all time !!! And with that thank goodness that Coach Paul Brown wasn’t Paul Irving then they would have been the Cleveland Irving’s . A Great team though by any name .
@RWildekrav665 ай бұрын
@@RWildekrav66 His stats would really have been off the charts if he had played 16 Game Seasons and 17 Game Seasons. He played 12 Game Seasons and 14 Game Seasons. Led The NFL in rushing 8 of 9 Seasons he played. And walked away from The NFL 9 Seasons at Age 29 to make movies.
@JuliusC19735 ай бұрын
Thank you for posting this
@justins.522211 ай бұрын
i've been watching all of them. only ones i did not watch are the cowboys, jets, bears, 49ers
I was given this DVD as a present quite a while ago. The first thing I did was try to find the 1968-1969 playoff wins over the Cowboys (heavy favorites, both times). But I blinked and missed them! These were far and away the biggest Browns victories of my childhood (too young to remember '64). I almost threw this away. DISAPPOINTING!
@carseye12196 ай бұрын
But like 80 hours on the Rutigliano teams who won how many playoff games.?That's right-ZERO!
@carseye12196 ай бұрын
At least we got 40 mins going over the first 10 years (which were their best)
@JSSTyger6 ай бұрын
Im not a Browns fan but i really enjoy learning all the teams history
@dougfarrer169310 күн бұрын
Awesome ... thx for the memories.
@FelixvonSnidonkloffer-vg8fm5 ай бұрын
Love this! Period.
@clarkkent59354 ай бұрын
1:43:30 The Broncos actually played the Browns in 1988 in between this game and The Fumble game.
@lzv69906 ай бұрын
Three overtimes the best game in Cleveland against the Buffalo bills.
@user-ni1ig7un1e5 ай бұрын
That makes you feel proud and Good. NOW, you aint seen nothing yet. The ending was 16 years ago, and Boy The Cleveland Browns have a team we can be proud of. This recent team is on another level, a brutal, different Monster. I cant wait for: 2008-202_:"The Continued History of The Cleveland Browns."
@Scottocaster66684 ай бұрын
These guys should have gone to the superbowl a couple of times.
@gregorylumpkin21285 ай бұрын
The original America’s Team
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
Marion Motley Captain America
@TheSuperKozak5 ай бұрын
God I Love The Cleveland Browns too!!!
@aceiscool113 ай бұрын
Kosar was very good.
@jeremykrause1537 ай бұрын
Kosar won some key games for Dallas in there dynasty run.
@mikekinsella28224 ай бұрын
@@mikekinsella2822 yeah he came off the bench to help beat the 49ers in the nfc championship game.
@jeremykrause1534 ай бұрын
Need a lions one!
@anthonyl17875 ай бұрын
How come every photo I see of Mike McCormick he is sitting on the bench. Why is this fellow in the HOF? I remember he coached, also was a GM.
@billywalik64114 ай бұрын
Does anyone know the name of the music that started at 18:54 ??
@NCHoops24 ай бұрын
LOL with that one-sentence dismissal of the Browns' loss in the 1957 championship game. So for the benefit of anyone who didn't know, here's the score: DETROIT LIONS 59, Cleveland Browns 14. Once again that final score was 59-14. The Browns we're actually three-point favorites entering the game, but the Lions scored two touchdowns in EACH quarter. So once again, that final score: DETROIT 59, Cleveland 14. LOL...
@williamsnyder56164 ай бұрын
Wow, "Grrr" 😆
@Scottocaster66684 ай бұрын
Where do they mention Ernie Davis?
@gregoryhamilton68264 ай бұрын
Outside of Jim Brown and Ozzie Newsom...actually never knew the Browns had a history...Go Dawgs!!!!
@geeatc045 күн бұрын
1:27:00 There's a GLEAM MEN
@mowm88 Жыл бұрын
Cleveland gave up 3 turnovers in 3 possessions in that Drive game.
@mowm88 Жыл бұрын
At 1:28:38 the announcer says it could still come down to somthing crazy in the last min or two With 12 mins left in the browns 1986 season or whatever the drive year was
@justinplaysguitar6 ай бұрын
42:32 Bobby Mitchell 43:23 Mitchell 60+ yrd Run
@stevereber Жыл бұрын
my favorite part of these videos be the early days since I was not around then. i like to see how the teams started off as a franchise
@calebwebster35757 ай бұрын
Everyone blamed Modell. In fact all he wanted was a new stadium in Cleveland. If it wasn’t for the NFL building there prea
@mikemanzo84954 ай бұрын
se van a arrepentir cuando les caiga lumbre de arriba en gran cantidad y no puedan detener nada
@ramongalindo99705 ай бұрын
Tom Brady the goat??? Otto has 7 on 1 team
@ron42456 ай бұрын
Otto also lost a lot of time away from football because he was defending our country in World War 2.
@OldManButtercup6 ай бұрын
Not all in the nfl.
@saveus2285 ай бұрын
No playoffs,totally different era.
@donaldedmondson83065 ай бұрын
@@saveus228with worse equipment, travel, training and medical, each title was tougher than present day. And let’s not add the them dudes had to work a second job to make the lives they wanted
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
Brady is the GOAT. Keep sippin that stuff. 🤣
@davidjones86574 ай бұрын
When was this made around 1990s? Curious.
@carsonmills82284 ай бұрын
It was made in 2008.
@80sFootballCards4 ай бұрын
Testerverde should be in the Hall of Fame
@ricksanchez24257 ай бұрын
No
@jeremykrause1537 ай бұрын
Haa gagagagaag ,,, the side arm king
@bengordon76356 ай бұрын
I don’t think so. He was doable, but he wasn’t a superstar.
@crosstatt74415 ай бұрын
What happened to the Browns is the Owners stoped really care about winning and just wanted to make money.
@Pitchithard5 ай бұрын
That started when Modell forced Paul Brown out
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
🧡🤎
@CXLYBCRZ Жыл бұрын
1:12:40 Red Right 88
@mowm88 Жыл бұрын
The talking heads won’t correct themselves they will just let the myth live
@cwtoutdoors63574 ай бұрын
I just relived my entire life. When Tim Couch threw that hail Mary in New Orleans, I jumped out of my chair and damn near gave my mother in law a heart attack. I was yelling and crying and acting a fool. I immediately hit the floor and looked up as if to see if my dad was watching from above. It was that moment my wife saw exactly why the Browns were so important to me.
@OldManButtercup6 ай бұрын
I'm a Saints fan , that was one of the terrible games of the past. Ditka was a joke coach
@eddiekulp12415 ай бұрын
bet u did the same when rudd took that helmet off lol
@otherwxyz5 ай бұрын
@otherwxyz no I was at the stadium for that game. I threw my hard hat from the nose bleed section and got escorted out. Oops.
@OldManButtercup5 ай бұрын
Why stop at 2007? Is that the year most fans stopped caring?
@ronhoover55165 ай бұрын
Probably when this feature was made.
@ElectricCool5 ай бұрын
@@ElectricCoolyep, it was made in 2008.
@Scottocaster66684 ай бұрын
The black players still had to live in the hood until the 70’s
@janconner20874 ай бұрын
Yeah horrific treatment of our citizens. I do my best to uncover the truth of reality as much as possible. We owe so much to the people that have been tormented by terrible policies and dirty tricks and secrecy of the truth.
@softwhiteund3rarm0r2 ай бұрын
They got to keep the History of the Cleveland Browns but the Ravens have the Organization, reason the new Browns team SUCKS.
@ninjastancegaming636310 ай бұрын
the saddest part is that they won the super bowl 5 years after they left Cleveland
@calebwebster35757 ай бұрын
Chuck Noll…what a traitor.
@Trodpint-A4 ай бұрын
17:45 19:16
@luismaciasasesor2 ай бұрын
Best browns player was Baby Farts Magee Zax
@squidtentoes81105 ай бұрын
pinché internet y webb te boy a desplazar junto con las comunicaciones que invente y (me)traicionen
@ramongalindo99705 ай бұрын
and theyve been horrible for just as many yrs
@wellitsherenow7 ай бұрын
I poop too much
@squidtentoes81106 ай бұрын
The Browns are the best worst team in the NFL 🧡🤎
@watchtonystube3 ай бұрын
Now known for the worst trade in NFL history. Watson is a embarrassment of a player and as a man.
@mariaandmichael26806 ай бұрын
THERE ARE TEAMS THAT WILL NEVER WIN THE SUPER BOWL. AND THE BROWNS ARE ONE OF THEM!!. NUF-CED!!.
@sickagain75417 ай бұрын
Nah they'll get one someday. We might all be but the nfl is forever.. and it kinda don't matter cuz we got nfl championships. Just not since the called it the superbowl
@Bigkillaward7 ай бұрын
Don't forget the Lions too.
@styxfan40226 ай бұрын
AND THE BENGALS, VIKINGS, CHARGERS, CARDINALS, FALCONS, BILLS, BRONCOS. NOT IN MY LIFETIME!!.@@styxfan4022
@sickagain75416 ай бұрын
@@Bigkillaward that's right. Championships are championships, regardless of whether they're SBs or not.
@xman777b6 ай бұрын
The Browns history begins in 1999. The Ravens history started in 1946
@k-dawgbroadcasting54445 ай бұрын
Where is the Ravens' history to prove it? Cleveland fought like Dawgs to keep the history where it still currently sits, in Cleveland. The only move was the players.
@larrykinnard5 ай бұрын
The ravens tried to steal history and failed
@jackhenry2905 ай бұрын
YUP , like Tennessee stole Houston's history then got the commissioner to retire the name before they could fight back. I separate it, then resume the Texan history as the Oilers. 29-37 vs the Cleveland Browns.
@MichaelSmith-xb5cp5 ай бұрын
Porqe me molestas dueño y creadores de Google youtube Facebook Twitter instagram mesanger celulares compiuters y todos sus territorios y religiones 🌏🌍🌐🌎👈
@ramongalindo99705 ай бұрын
Saw whole film here. Repeating. Could watch "1000" times and not get born. I was born in '48. Watched Browns with my dad thru the 50s. Long ago, but now I see why I live the Browns and always have even in some dark years. This year, 2024😍, hey! We are going to make it with Otto II--the honorary Flacco. Finally, 🙏 a Superbowl win! What say! Yaaaah!!!!
Being a Browns fan from the 70's through today, this has been a pleasure to watch. Whoof, Whoof!!! 👍👍
Paul Brown had FIFTEEN championships and is the only coach to win on THREE levels. 1930--Severn Prep (Maryland) (high school) 1935-1940--Massillon Washington (high school) 1942--Ohio State (NCAA) 1946-1949--Cleveland Browns (AAFC) 1950--Cleveland Browns (NFL) 1954-1955--Cleveland Browns (NFL)
Damn right GREAT post !.....FACTS !
Paul Brown had the Cleveland Browns winning the NFL championship in their initial season in the NFL. I couldn't imagine what that in itself would do for a veteran league if that were to happen in today's world.
He had an entire franchise named after him. At least the Brown retained his name. He's truly the father of the pro game as we know it today.
God I love the Cleveland Browns
Same here brother
Saw whole film here. Repeating. Could watch "1000" times and not get born. I was born in '48. Watched Browns with my dad thru the 50s. Long ago, but now I see why I live the Browns and always have even in some dark years. This year, 2024😍, hey! We are going to make it with Otto II--the honorary Flacco. Finally, 🙏 a Superbowl win! What say! Yaaaah!!!!!
Marty Schottenheimer R.I.P
Life long Steelers fan. We love the browns, cept on browns week lol. Awesome video. 👍👍👍
All your success is owed to the Browns. Not to knock y’all but I understand how the Steelers have the same philosophy for 54 years following Coach Noll’s blueprint
@@janconner2087 Disagree. We FOUGHT for you when Baltimore stole your team. You even having a team today is a direct result of Art Rooney fighting for you .
@@ragsixracing 😂😂😂 The current AFC North all have ties to the original Cleveland Browns organization. The Steelers history of being a perennial also ran ended with the Chuck Noll hiring. From a football perspective, their team philosophy has been exactly the same for 54 years. Since Noll’s retirement, the two head coaches have literally been motivators, not classic X’s and O’s guys The Bengals were founded by Paul Brown, the original Browns Head Coach, as a response to him being pushed out of the organization by Art Modell. The Ravens were obviously the original Browns. Now can you show me otherwise how it isn’t🤔
@@ragsixracing Also, we didn’t need much help to get a new franchise. Once the move was announced, within two weeks, the City of Cleveland secured in federal court the intellectual property of the Browns name and records. The people of Cuyahoga County voted to extend the Sin Tax by a 95%-5% margin and had the promise in place, along with Houston to have our teams back in the NFL. Plus, the deal that Art Modell made with Baltimore effectively ended his career as a team owner so it was literally a win-win even though the franchise hasn’t developed an identity/philosophy until recently. Now, I must say that I admire what the Steelers have done over my lifetime with their philosophy and traditions. But, I also know where it was originally from
As a Browns fan who can’t stand the Steelers #Repsect For this comment 💯
Between 1950 & 1969 the Browns played in more NFL titles games (11) than any other team ever did during a 20 year time frame. They also played in 6 consecutive NFL title games (1950-55) & no other team ever played in more than 4 straight. Including their 4 seasons in the AAFC they played in 15 total championship games in 25 years, including 10 straight (1946-55). The 8 league championships won during those 25 years is more than any other pro team has ever won in a time frame of that length.
Tim Couch, the franchise, quit on him way too soon, my. Condolences.
100% facts.
Intro was soooooo sick! That said you gotta love this young dude. Another dude with too athleticism with a bag and unstopping motor. Great show CB!
This makes me want to be a Browns fan. This is by far my favorite franchise histories I've watched and I really appreciate how coach Brown pretty much revolutionized professional sports when it came to civil rights and equality.
You were the best Jimmy Brown and you're STILL the best ....I had the honor and privilege of meeting him at the Atlanta Motor Speedway in '99 ....I was standing in a line of people actually two lines that formed a lane between the two lines that the fans made in an area where the race drivers had to walk through to get where they were going I'll NEVER forget it a few race drivers came through and then I saw Jimmy Brown coming down the line I said really loud oh my Goodness it's Jim freaking Brown. ...Everyone just shut up looked down the line and all I started hearing was its Jim Brown it's Jim Brown EVERYONE was in AWE I made sure I got his attention I had on a CLEVELAND INDIANS jacket on I said hello Mr Brown I'd be honored if you would sign my jacket I'm sorry I don't have any Browns items on me But from the Cleveland area and you are the GREATEST to ever play he said your jacket is just fine he signed it and I was just mesmerized I'll NEVER forget it !
Typos in my last post, but still understandable. Reading other posts. Most have the same sentiment as mine. As the presentation started, Browns/Cleveland/Dawg Pound all united with the team and city! We are one. Even when I lived in LA and elsewhere in my 75 years of life, I remained one with the Browns, win or lose. Thanks to those who drew up this history and posted it. I've sent the link to others & will watch again, over and over and never be bored. And to all my brothers & sisters Browns fans: this year finally, the SUPERBOWL BROWNS!!!😍
I’m a happy to be a Browns fan!
The two worst mistakes the Browns ever made: 1. Modell prompting Jim Brown to retire after Modell threatened him with fines for not appearing on time for training camp. Had Modell been more lenient with the team's best player, Brown would have returned and the Browns would have most likely have defeated the Packers and gone on to win Super Bowl I. 2. The Browns trading Paul Warfield to the Miami Dolphins in 1970. Beyond stupid. When Warflied left the team, the Browns were no longer an NFL championship contender, and Warfiield of course played an integral role in the Dolphins winning back-to-back Super Bowls.
The fumbles are both Modell’s His worse fumble is buying Paul Brown share and forcing him out
When the players were talking about how blunt Paul Brown was , it reminded of my highschool basketball coach lol
RIP Jim Brown.🙏🏾🌹
THE SEPN Sports Century Episode on Jim Brown was eye opening as to how great a Player he was. If he were playing in this era, he would have multiple 2,000 Yard Seasons, I believe.
@@JuliusC1973 Yessir!! Especially the Jim Brown from 1957-62. Heck, if his entire 9yr career was in this era, he would get 2,000. He was playing 12 and 14 game seasons his entire career. 16 and 17 game seasons stat wise, he would have been untouchable.
JB , the Greatest running back of all time !!! And with that thank goodness that Coach Paul Brown wasn’t Paul Irving then they would have been the Cleveland Irving’s . A Great team though by any name .
@@RWildekrav66 His stats would really have been off the charts if he had played 16 Game Seasons and 17 Game Seasons. He played 12 Game Seasons and 14 Game Seasons. Led The NFL in rushing 8 of 9 Seasons he played. And walked away from The NFL 9 Seasons at Age 29 to make movies.
Thank you for posting this
i've been watching all of them. only ones i did not watch are the cowboys, jets, bears, 49ers
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I was given this DVD as a present quite a while ago. The first thing I did was try to find the 1968-1969 playoff wins over the Cowboys (heavy favorites, both times). But I blinked and missed them! These were far and away the biggest Browns victories of my childhood (too young to remember '64). I almost threw this away. DISAPPOINTING!
But like 80 hours on the Rutigliano teams who won how many playoff games.?That's right-ZERO!
At least we got 40 mins going over the first 10 years (which were their best)
Im not a Browns fan but i really enjoy learning all the teams history
Awesome ... thx for the memories.
Love this! Period.
1:43:30 The Broncos actually played the Browns in 1988 in between this game and The Fumble game.
Three overtimes the best game in Cleveland against the Buffalo bills.
That makes you feel proud and Good. NOW, you aint seen nothing yet. The ending was 16 years ago, and Boy The Cleveland Browns have a team we can be proud of. This recent team is on another level, a brutal, different Monster. I cant wait for: 2008-202_:"The Continued History of The Cleveland Browns."
These guys should have gone to the superbowl a couple of times.
The original America’s Team
Marion Motley Captain America
God I Love The Cleveland Browns too!!!
Kosar was very good.
Kosar won some key games for Dallas in there dynasty run.
@@mikekinsella2822 yeah he came off the bench to help beat the 49ers in the nfc championship game.
Need a lions one!
How come every photo I see of Mike McCormick he is sitting on the bench. Why is this fellow in the HOF? I remember he coached, also was a GM.
Does anyone know the name of the music that started at 18:54 ??
LOL with that one-sentence dismissal of the Browns' loss in the 1957 championship game. So for the benefit of anyone who didn't know, here's the score: DETROIT LIONS 59, Cleveland Browns 14. Once again that final score was 59-14. The Browns we're actually three-point favorites entering the game, but the Lions scored two touchdowns in EACH quarter. So once again, that final score: DETROIT 59, Cleveland 14. LOL...
Wow, "Grrr" 😆
Where do they mention Ernie Davis?
Outside of Jim Brown and Ozzie Newsom...actually never knew the Browns had a history...Go Dawgs!!!!
1:27:00 There's a GLEAM MEN
Cleveland gave up 3 turnovers in 3 possessions in that Drive game.
At 1:28:38 the announcer says it could still come down to somthing crazy in the last min or two With 12 mins left in the browns 1986 season or whatever the drive year was
42:32 Bobby Mitchell 43:23 Mitchell 60+ yrd Run
my favorite part of these videos be the early days since I was not around then. i like to see how the teams started off as a franchise
Everyone blamed Modell. In fact all he wanted was a new stadium in Cleveland. If it wasn’t for the NFL building there prea
se van a arrepentir cuando les caiga lumbre de arriba en gran cantidad y no puedan detener nada
Tom Brady the goat??? Otto has 7 on 1 team
Otto also lost a lot of time away from football because he was defending our country in World War 2.
Not all in the nfl.
No playoffs,totally different era.
@@saveus228with worse equipment, travel, training and medical, each title was tougher than present day. And let’s not add the them dudes had to work a second job to make the lives they wanted
Brady is the GOAT. Keep sippin that stuff. 🤣
When was this made around 1990s? Curious.
It was made in 2008.
Testerverde should be in the Hall of Fame
No
Haa gagagagaag ,,, the side arm king
I don’t think so. He was doable, but he wasn’t a superstar.
What happened to the Browns is the Owners stoped really care about winning and just wanted to make money.
That started when Modell forced Paul Brown out
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1:12:40 Red Right 88
The talking heads won’t correct themselves they will just let the myth live
I just relived my entire life. When Tim Couch threw that hail Mary in New Orleans, I jumped out of my chair and damn near gave my mother in law a heart attack. I was yelling and crying and acting a fool. I immediately hit the floor and looked up as if to see if my dad was watching from above. It was that moment my wife saw exactly why the Browns were so important to me.
I'm a Saints fan , that was one of the terrible games of the past. Ditka was a joke coach
bet u did the same when rudd took that helmet off lol
@otherwxyz no I was at the stadium for that game. I threw my hard hat from the nose bleed section and got escorted out. Oops.
Why stop at 2007? Is that the year most fans stopped caring?
Probably when this feature was made.
@@ElectricCoolyep, it was made in 2008.
The black players still had to live in the hood until the 70’s
Yeah horrific treatment of our citizens. I do my best to uncover the truth of reality as much as possible. We owe so much to the people that have been tormented by terrible policies and dirty tricks and secrecy of the truth.
They got to keep the History of the Cleveland Browns but the Ravens have the Organization, reason the new Browns team SUCKS.
the saddest part is that they won the super bowl 5 years after they left Cleveland
Chuck Noll…what a traitor.
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Best browns player was Baby Farts Magee Zax
pinché internet y webb te boy a desplazar junto con las comunicaciones que invente y (me)traicionen
and theyve been horrible for just as many yrs
I poop too much
The Browns are the best worst team in the NFL 🧡🤎
Now known for the worst trade in NFL history. Watson is a embarrassment of a player and as a man.
THERE ARE TEAMS THAT WILL NEVER WIN THE SUPER BOWL. AND THE BROWNS ARE ONE OF THEM!!. NUF-CED!!.
Nah they'll get one someday. We might all be but the nfl is forever.. and it kinda don't matter cuz we got nfl championships. Just not since the called it the superbowl
Don't forget the Lions too.
AND THE BENGALS, VIKINGS, CHARGERS, CARDINALS, FALCONS, BILLS, BRONCOS. NOT IN MY LIFETIME!!.@@styxfan4022
@@Bigkillaward that's right. Championships are championships, regardless of whether they're SBs or not.
The Browns history begins in 1999. The Ravens history started in 1946
Where is the Ravens' history to prove it? Cleveland fought like Dawgs to keep the history where it still currently sits, in Cleveland. The only move was the players.
The ravens tried to steal history and failed
YUP , like Tennessee stole Houston's history then got the commissioner to retire the name before they could fight back. I separate it, then resume the Texan history as the Oilers. 29-37 vs the Cleveland Browns.
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Saw whole film here. Repeating. Could watch "1000" times and not get born. I was born in '48. Watched Browns with my dad thru the 50s. Long ago, but now I see why I live the Browns and always have even in some dark years. This year, 2024😍, hey! We are going to make it with Otto II--the honorary Flacco. Finally, 🙏 a Superbowl win! What say! Yaaaah!!!!