Overwhelmed by injuries, the Cleveland Browns’ dismal 4-12 record landed them in last place in the AFC North for the 2008-09 season, but with a new head coach in Eric Mangini and a healthy squad, hopes are high for the 2009-2010 season. Mangini brings a more aggressive attitude to the Browns, as well as seven former Jets, notably safety Abram Elam and defensive end Kenyon Coleman. Determined to improve over last year’s record, the team has embraced Mangini and is looking forward to a winning season. Get your tickets to Cleveland Browns Stadium and see how it all pans out for the Dawg Pound in ’09.

Some Cleveland Browns history: The original Browns were one of the NFL's most consistent teams, posting just 12 losing records in 46 seasons. Head coach Paul Brown collected three league championships and seven division titles from 1950 to 1962. Cleveland joined the NFL in 1950 and immediately captured the first of six consecutive division crowns and the NFL title. (The Super Bowl was not played until 1967.) The team also won NFL titles in 1954 and 1955.