Here we go Brownies!
Wearing the number 82, this Alabama product spent his whole career as a Brown from 1978-1990
Ozzie Newsome
Flipper
Dolphins
This Purdue product is the all-time leading passing in yards.
Drew Brees
Hampton, Dent, Singletary, McMahon
Bears
This Kent State basketball player did not play football in college.
Antonio Gates
Playing for the Browns from 1946-1955 this man was nicknamed "Automatic" wore the number 14
Otto Graham
Swoop
Eagles
This Mississippi Valley State product holds the record for most career receiving yards.
Jerry Rice
Brown, Vrabel, Faulk, and Bruschi
Patriots
The Giants linebacker wrestled for the WWF and made an appearance in "The Waterboy".
Lawrence Taylor
This Syracuse standout played 12 seasons for the Browns before hanging up his cleats to star in the movie "The Dirty Dozen"
Jim Brown
Miles
Broncos
This 3-time Super Bowl champ is the record holder for most career rushing yards.
Emmitt Smith
Stallworth, Harris, Ham, and Lambert
Steelers
This Hall of Famer was replaced by another future Hall of Famer by the name of Steve Young.
Joe Montana
This Youngstown native played at the University of Miami before taking on the leading role for his hometown Brownies
Bernie Kosar
Poe
Ravens
He coached his team to the only perfect season (17-0) and is also the all-time leader in coaching victories.
Don Shula
Holt, Pace, Fletcher, and Wistrom
Rams
This running back who is second in career rushing yards and went by the nickname "Sweetness".
Walter Payton
This Brown went to the Hall or Fame as both a Kicker and Offensive Lineman after 21 seasons.
Lou Groza
Chomps
Browns
This Virginia Tech stand-out holds the record for most career sacks with 200.
Bruce Smith
Novacek, Newton, Haley, and Smith
Cowboys
This 10-time Pro Bowler holds the NFL record for most consecutive snaps at 10,363
Joe Thomas