Legendary Players
18 entries in the Cleveland Browns compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Lou GrozaThe dual-threat tackle and kicker who powered the Browns to eight titles.Marion MotleyThe versatile fullback who broke barriers, set a rushing record that still stands, and plaBobby MitchellThe versatile force who teamed with Jim Brown before becoming Washington's integration pioBrian SipeThe 1980 MVP who set a historic single-season passing record (later surpassed) and led eigBernie KosarThe supplemental draft acquisition who became the heart and soul of the modern Browns era.Jamal LewisThe veteran workhorse who delivered 1,300 rushing yards in his debut Browns season.Earnest BynerA productive running back who rushed, blocked, and caught the ball for the Cleveland BrownDub JonesThe six-touchdown hero who helped invent the flanker position for the Cleveland Browns.George RattermanThe 'Gorilla' who terrorized quarterbacks and defined the Browns' championship defense.Milt PlumThe steady-handed quarterback who carried the Browns' legacy into a new NFL era.Dante LavelliAn end with "one of the strongest pairs of hands" who secured seven championships alongsidFrank GiffordNo information regarding Frank Gifford's football career is available in the provided sourJoe ThomasThe immovable object who dominated Cleveland football for ten years.Bob GrieseThe steady hand of the perfect season and a two-time Super Bowl champion.Jerry KramerThe heart of Lombardi's line, a Packers legend often mistaken for Cleveland royalty.Jim LangerThe only player cut by Cleveland who became a Hall of Famer with Miami and Minnesota.Ronnie BrownThe elusive "Bus" who powered Cleveland's late-2000s resurgence with grit and grace.Bud GrantThe Minnesota legend who retired before the 1984 season, with no connection to the Clevela
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