The craziest statistic regarding the Browns is that despite having one of the top five winning percentages in NFL history, the team has never made it to the Super Bowl.

Fun Browns Facts:

* Don Cockroft had a 13-year run with the Cleveland Browns and was the second leading scorer in the franchise's history with 1,080 points.

*The Cleveland Browns were named after legendary coach Paul Brown who built the team and then founded the Cincinnati Bengals with a stadium named in his honor.

*Legendary Browns Pro Football Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome caught passes in 150 consecutive games.

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Behind an extremely dominant offense that included Pro Football Hall of Famers Motley Graham and Dante Lavelli, the Browns quite simply took football hostage in the 1950s. The unmerciful Browns reached the playoffs from 1950-1955, then again in 1957 and 1958, making them the team with the fifth highest number of victories in football history. Those last wins were the beginning of what is today referred to as the "Jim Brown Era," when one of footballs greatest all-time rushing heroes ruled the green with what are considered the most cunning moves ever to have cut through defensive tackles in the history of the game. In the late 1970s Sam Rutigliano became the most well known of the many Browns Head Coaches as he led the Kardiac Kids' to several playoff years. The Browns added to the offense and defense greatly with their two first-round draft picks in 1978, taking linebacker Clay Matthews and Wide Receiver Ozzie Newsome who went on to become a Pro Football Hall of Famer.

In the 1980s the Cleveland Browns returned as one of the most dominant forces in the NFL winning seven playoff appearances in the decade. During those amazing years, fans bought Cleveland Browns tickets to see Browns All Pro Safety Don Rogers baffle opponents along with the spectacular catches of Wide Receiver Earnest Byner.