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With the acquisition of 2-time Pro Bowl selection, defensive tackle Shaun Rogers, and the re-signing of Pro Bowl quarterback Derek Anderson, the Cleveland Browns look to regain former glory in this 2008 season after finishing with a 10-6 record the previous season.  Successful Head Coach Romeo Crennel was signed to a two-year contract extension on January 29th, two weeks after defensive coordinator Todd Grantham was fired to be replaced by Browns' defensive backs coach Mel Tucker.  Offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski also agreed to a 2-year contract extension keeping him in Cleveland until at least 2011.   Fans anticipating a great 2008 season are purchasing tickets fast.

The Cleveland Browns' extensive franchise history began in 1946, when owner Arthur McBride made the team one of seven football teams to make up the All-American Football Conference.  McBride originally chose to name the team through a newspaper contest, with the person with the winning name to receive a $1000 war bond (World War II was occurring at the time).  Although the winning name was "Panthers," the Cleveland Browns get their name from their beloved first coach, Paul Brown.  Over the years, the Browns have had the luxury of playing with some of the greatest players in NFL history, including QB Terry Bradshaw and Hall of Fame fullbacks Jim Brown and Marion Motley.  The Cleveland Browns' incredible franchise accomplishments include 24 playoff appearances, 18 division championships, 14 league title appearances, and 5 NFL Championships.  The Browns have a solid fan base in Cleveland, with fans coming out every year to buy tickets to see their home team play.