Cleveland Browns Tickets Hot Again

     The Cleveland Browns were founded in 1945 and rumors persist that they were named after Coach Paul Brown, himself, though the team says the name was intended to honor Joe Louis, the boxing champion. They dominated the AAFC for the duration of the league's existence and were a sure thing when the NFL allowed some of the AAFC league teams to enter into the NFL. The Cleveland Browns brought their fans with them.Cleveland Browns tickets sold incredibly well while the team was in the AAFC and the NFL.
The Cleveland Browns had an amazing fan base from the beginning of their history, averaging 57,000 attendees for home games in their first year. The team sold a record number of tickets that season. Cleveland Browns tickets also skyrocketed when the team came back from its three-year hiatus and became an expansion team in 1999.
     2006 was a difficult season for the Cleveland Browns, who have experienced a string of challenging seasons. They finished the season with the resignation of John Collins, the team president.
     2007 season is stirring excitement for the Cleveland Browns. With the addition of players like Joe Thomas, Brady Quinn, Charles Frye, and Derek Anderson, the team definitely has a decent chance of improving their record. With the increased emphasis on training to players' skills, the Browns have a better than average chance of regaining their former fame and glory. For the sake of their fans, the team has developed a new sense of urgency in their playing that is reminiscent of the old Cleveland Browns.
     This season the team will face off against big AFC North rivals the Pittsburgh Steelers (Pittsburgh Steelers tickets) and the Cincinnati Bengals (Cincinnati Bengals tickets). Purchase your Cleveland Browns tickets below!

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