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The Cleveland Browns finished the 2006 season a depressing last place in the AFC North, but changes during the off season bring hope for 2007. Coach Romeo Crennel is determined to break his losing streak and adding Mike Adams and draft picks Joe Thomas and Brady Quinn to an already strong line up including Kamerion Wimbley, Kellen Winslow and Sean Jones just may be enough to turn things around. The Browns will definitely need fan support and Coast to Coast has all the best tickets to Cleveland Browns Stadium. Get yours today and see the Cleveland Browns live in action in 2007!
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.
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After Cleveland's one-year absence from the postseason in 1956, rookie sensation Jim Brown carried the team back into the playoffs in 1957. Brown, a strong runner with great speed, earned top rookie honors and the first of his eight rushing titles. Behind Brown and rookie wide receiver Paul Warfield, Cleveland won the NFL title in 1964, besting the Baltimore Colts (now Indianapolis Colts) in a 27-0 victory in the championship game. The following season Brown was named player of the year. He retired with a total of 12,312 career rushing yards.
Running back Leroy Kelly replaced Brown as Cleveland's main offensive threat and won rushing championships in 1967 and 1968. Under head coach Blanton Collier the Browns won division titles in 1968 and 1969, but lost in the championship game both years.
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