Cleveland Browns Fans
The Cleveland Browns arguably have some of the most dedicated fans in the NFL, as even through bad seasons fans still support the Browns. With the Browns having losing seasons since they returned to Cleveland in 1999, the fans have stayed true to their team and always willing to return to watch the brown and orange play every Sunday.
Die-hard fans usually meet right outside of Cleveland Browns stadium hours before kick-off to tailgate and get a few drinks in them. Most of them sporting Browns clothes and make-up. Some even dress as the mascot “dawg” and have dog ears and body paint. Others like to come to the game riding in style. Their have been spotting of vans parked that have been fully painted orange with the brown strips down the middle of the car. Other fans like to bring cups, cornhole boxes, games, and food before the game to tailgate as well.
The Cleveland Browns fans also have gained a reputation as hard-nose fans. Fans who care so much about their team that if another fan wears any other jersey to the game that fan will not have a fun time. Fans harass, make fun of and even sometimes fight other fans. Even fans of Cleveland fight other Cleveland fans and usually are about 3 to 4 fights a game. Fans are also very passionate about their hate towards the Steelers, as fans yell “Pittsburgh Sucks” repeatedly even if the Browns are not playing them. The fans have ...
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Peyton Hillis
In college, Hillis earned letters during each of his four years with the Arkansas Razorbacks football team. He finished his career with a total of 203 rushes for 959 yards and 12 touchdowns, plus added 118 receptions for 1,195 yards and another 11 touchdowns.http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/roster/Peyton-Hillis/349c4232-a77b-495d-bd8c-3d9e1c63c548
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Mohamed Massaquoi
Massaquoi also had a stand-out career in college with the Georgia Bulldogs football team. He caught 38 passes for 505 yards as a freshman in 2005, earning a Freshman All-American honorable mention and being named the team's Offensive Newcomer of the Year. Massaquoi's success continued during his years with the Bulldogs, including as a senior in 2008 when he tallied 58 catches for 920 yards. On the way to finishing his career with 158 receptions for 2,282 yards and 16 touchdowns, Massaquoi earned All-Southeastern Conference honors, both for athletics and academics. He also went down as recording the fourth-most receiving yards in school history.http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/team/roster/Mohamed-Massaquoi/b826a9da-6981-4b7f-80ad-6af0506ba15e
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Pat Shurmur
After his playing career ended, Shurmur joined the Michigan State Spartans as a graduate assistant in 1988. He went on to serve as the team's tight ends, special teams and offensive line coach from 1990 to 1997. For one season in 1998, Shurmur moved to the Stanford Cardinal football team where he was the offensive line coach.http://www.stlouisrams.com/team/coaches/pat-shurmur/f454eae4-a76b-4ee2-9bfd-45e7cc2b0674
In 1999, Shurmur joined the professional football ranks as the tight ends and offensive line coach with the Philadelphia Eagles. He later moved to serve as the quarterbacks coach for the Eagles. Among other players, Shurmur coached quarterback Donovan McNabb and in 2004, McNabb set franchise records for passer rating and completion percentage. In 2009, Shurmur became the offensive coordinator for the St. Louis Rams, a position he held until early 2011 when he was hired by the Cleveland Browns as their head coach.http://www.stlouisrams.com/team/coaches/pat-shurmur/f454eae4-a76b-4ee2-9bfd-45e7cc2b0674
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Cleveland Browns Draft
- Round 1 (7): Joe Haden – CB Florida
- Round 2 (38): T.J. Ward – FS Oregon
- Round 2 (59): Montario Hardesty – RB Tennessee
- Round 3 (85): Colt McCoy – QB Texas
- Round 5 (160): Larry Asante – SS Nebraska
- Round 6 (177): Carlton Mitchell - WR South Florida
- Round 6 (186): Clifton Geathers – DE South Carolina
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