Who Is Jim Brown?

In the 60s the Browns were the best team in football. They won all of the AFC championships. Thats before there were Superbowls. To me there best player back then was a running back named Jim Brown. Jim Brown was born february, 17, 1936. He set a lot of records for the Browns when he played. He held the records for the most rushing yards with 12,312 for his career, and held the single season record with 1,863 yards. He only averaged 5.22 yards per carry, but he made every yard count. He also had 106 touchdowns.

Jim Brown was drafted to the Browns in 1957. When he was drafted everyone knew hw was the man. They he was just the last piece of the puzzle to start winning, and they did. Not only was he the best player on the team, but he was a
He retired in the peek of his career. He had no major body or head injuries. He went on the do a lot for the communities and for the game of football. He also went on and did a little acting. He stared in a couple low budget movies. Made a couple guess appearance on a couple tv shows. At 79 he is still up and moving and still showing mad love for his favorite team the Cleveland Browns.

I would even take the team for the 80s era. When we were known as the kardiac Kids. we had a decent team back then at 10-6. We had great players then like Bernie Kosar, Earnest Byner, Webster Slaughter, and even Eric Metcalf. They were not Hall of Famers, but they played decent football together. I remember they made it to the playoffs, and was playing to make it to the championship, and Earnest Byner fumbled the ball in the end zone and we lost. Thats when the Browns statred goin down hill.

It also did not help when Art Moddell took the team to make them the Balitimore Ravens. That really left Cleveland in a bad place. That almost made a lot of fans give up on the Browns, and we are die hard fans. So when they brought them back in 1999 it was on!! We just knew that the Cleveland dynasty was back, but it seemed to be the curse of the Cleveland
We have had bad coaches and quarterbacks, but we should stick with one. The only quarterback we should have stuck with was Brian Hoyer. He was born and raised in the Cleveland area, and his dream was to play for the Cleveland Browns. Brian Hoyer was the second string quaterback behind Brandon Weeden. When Weeden sucked so bad they decided to bring in Hoyer, and he took us to a 2 game winning streak. On the 3rd game, us winning Hoyer hurt himself getting us the first down. He hurt a season ending injury to his leg. The fans were so happy we finally got a quarterback that we could not wait until next