Cleveland Browns Fabric: Allover Cotton (New)

The Browns were founded in 1946 as a charter member of the All America Football Conference. Within two years the team had already won its first league championship and would win three more before the AAFC merged with the NFL in 1949.

Once the move to the NFL had been made, the Browns continued to win. In the team's first NFL season it won the NFL Championship game 30-28 over the Los Angeles Rams. The Browns repeated as NFL champions in 1954 and 1955. The Browns of these season were led by future Hall of Famers Otto Graham at quarterback, Marion Motley at fullback, and Bill Willis at nose guard.

After Graham retired in 1955, the Browns looked for a leader on offense. The search was completed in 1957 when Jim Brown was drafted out of Syracuse. In his nine seasons Brown led the team three appearances in the NFL Championship game, winning the 1964 edition 27-0 over the Baltimore Colts.

To date, the Browns still have not made a trip to the Super Bowl.

AAFC & NFL Championship Game Appearances:

• 1946: Won 14-9 over the New York (Football) Yankees

• 1947: Won 14-3 over the New York (Football) Yankees

• 1948: Won 49-7 over the Buffalo (Original) Bills

• 1949: Won 21-7 over the San Francisco 49ers

• 1950: Won 30-28 over the Los Angeles Rams

• 1951: Lost 24-17 to the Los Angeles Rams

• 1952: Lost 17-7 to the Detroit Lions

• 1953: Lost 17-16 to the Detroit Lions

• 1954: Won 56-10 over the Detroit Lions

• 1955: Won 38-14 over the Los Angeles Rams

• 1957: Lost 59-14 to the Detroit Lions

• 1964: Won 27-0 over the Baltimore Colts

• 1965: Lost 23-12 to the Green Bay Packers

The Browns' Hall of Famers:

1. Doug Atkins, Defensive End (1953–1954)

2. Jim Brown, Running Back (1957-1965)

3. Paul Brown, Coach (1946-1962)

4. Willie Davis, Defensive End (1958–1959)

5. Len Dawson, Quarterback (1960–1961)

6. Joe DeLamielleure, Guard (1980–1984)

7. Frank Gatski, Center (1946–1956)

8. Otto Graham, Quarterback (1946-1955)

9. Lou Groza, Offensive Tackle/Placekicker (1946–1959, 1961–1967)

10. Len Ford, Defensive End (1950–1957)

11. Gene Hickerson, Guard (1958–1973)

12. Henry Jordan, Defensive Tackle (1957–1958)

13. Leroy Kelly, Running Back (1964–1973)

14. Dante Lavelli, Wide Receiver/Tight End (1946–1956)

15. Mike McCormack, Offensive Tackle (1954–1962)

16. Tommy McDonald, Wide Receiver (1968)

17. Bobby Mitchell, Wide Receiver (1958–1961)

18. Marion Motley, Running Back (1946-1953)

19. Ozzie Newsome, Tight End (1978–1990)

20. Paul Warfield, Wide Receiver (1964–1969, 1976-1977)

21. Bill Willis, Nose Guard (1946–1953)

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