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Cleveland Browns Colors, Facts and History

The Cleveland Browns colors are brown, orange and white.

League
National Football League ยท AFC North
City
Cleveland, Ohio
Home
Huntington Bank Field (67,895 seats)
Founded
1946
Super Bowl titles
0
Head coach
Todd Monken (Oct 2026)
Colors
Brown, orange, white
Recent All-Stars
Shedeur Sanders, Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward (2026 Pro Bowl Games roster)

Cleveland Browns history

Coach Paul Brown and businessman Arthur B. McBride formed the club in 1944 for the new All-America Football Conference, and play started in 1946. The team, named after Brown himself, went 47-4-3 across the AAFC's four seasons and won every one of its titles. When that league folded after 1949, Cleveland moved to the NFL alongside San Francisco and the first Baltimore Colts.

Success carried right over. The Browns won the NFL in their first season there and again in 1954, 1955 and 1964. They played for the league title in every one of their first 10 seasons and won seven, a streak no other major North American pro team has matched. From 1965 to 1995 they made the playoffs 14 times without another title or a Super Bowl trip.

Did you know?

  • Cleveland is the only one of the 32 NFL clubs with no logo on its helmets.
  • Huntington Bank Field opened in 1999 and holds 67,895 fans.
  • Team offices and practice fields are in Berea, Ohio.

Colors are shown as plain swatches with their hex codes. This site is not affiliated with the Cleveland Browns or the National Football League; team names are used only to identify the teams.

Questions about the Cleveland Browns

Have the Browns ever played in a Super Bowl?

No. Cleveland has 0 Super Bowl titles and has never appeared in the game.

Who are the Browns named after?

The team takes its name from Paul Brown, its first coach and a co-founder.

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