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280 CLEVELAND BROWNS STADIUMSTADIUM FACTS & INFORMATIONArchitect: HOK Sports Facilities Group. Tomorrow. end zone and measure approximately 27 feet high by 94 feet wide. They are capable of displaying live video andinstant replays, as well as game information, player and team statistics, advertising, graphics and animation in 16.7 million colors. containing nine boilers and 40 miles of underground piping. The heating system keeps the field from freezing and extends thegrowing season of the turf. sale (which exceeds the industry standard of one point of sale per every 200 guests). square feet, and one officials’ locker room at 1,600 square feet. double-ended hot-restart fixtures. Natural stone accents were used at the base of the Stadium. SUPER ACCOMPLISHMENTSBrowns wide receivers coach Mike Wilson is one of three wide receivers in NFL history who has appeared in four Super Bowls
CLEVELAND BROWNS TRAINING AND ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLEXThe Cleveland Browns Training and Administrative Complex is located inin August 1991, was renovated in the spring of 1999, while furtherrenovations and expansion commenced during the 2009 offseason. Themost recent improvements include an expanded locker room, a lobbyrestoration that pays tribute to Browns’ Hall of Famers and a completerenovation of the cafeteria, video and meeting rooms, including a newExisting features in the state-of-the-art facility include a field house ofand a restaurant-style kitchen for meal preparation. The complex alsohosts four regulation-size natural grass practice fields ideal for year-roundfootball operations, including the team’s training camps.THE DINO LUCARELLI MEDIA CENTERThe Dino Lucarelli Media Center, which opened in December of 2002 at the Browns Training and Administrative Complex in Berea, features an expansivemedia work room, one radio/television interview room and a kitchen for media members.Lucarelli, 77, worked with Cleveland media for more than 50 years and has been affiliated with the Cleveland Browns organization since 1975 withresponsibilities in player relations, media services and alumni relations. Lucarelli called the naming of the media center “one of the biggest thrills of my life.”The Cleveland Chapter of the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA) has named its “Good Guy Award” for Lucarelli. The Good Guy Award isgiven annually for cooperation with the media and for the way a player carries himself in the community and with his teammates. The National FootballFoundation (Northeast Ohio Chapter) Lifetime Achievement Award is also named for Lucarelli.CLEVELAND BROWNS TRAINING CAMP HISTORYThe training and administrative complex is host to the Browns 2012 training camp, which marks the 18th time (1992-95, 1999-2012) the Brownshave conducted training camp at the facility.Bowling Green State University...............................................................................1946-51Hiram College..........................................................................................................1952-74Kent State University...............................................................................................1975-81Lakeland Community College..................................................................................1982-91Berea ................................................................................................... 1992-95, 1999-2012INDEX OF BROWNS INTERESTING FACTS1,000-Yard Rushers, Tandem.......................................................... 111All-Decade Team, NFL, Browns on .................................................282Birthdays, Browns Players...............................................................188Brown, Jim 100-yard Performances .................................................. ........................................................................88Brown, Sheldon Consecutive Interception Streak .............................64Brown, Paul Innovations..................................................................162Browns, 1964 Championship Team.................................................196Bye Week ..........................................................................................Championships, Consecutive by Browns ........................................195Coaching Staff, Experience, Browns ...............................................277Coldest Games, Cleveland History..................................................Colleges, Browns Drafted By...........................................................Comebacks, Largest by Browns and Opponents ............................272Completions, Longest in NFL History ................................................95Cribbs, Joshua Combined Yards .......................................................99Dawson, Phil Consecutive Games with a Field Goal ........................91Dawson, Phil Among NFL Leaders in Field Goal Percentage .........286Dawson, Phil Touchdown Scored ....................................................241Field Position, Average After Kickoff in 2011 ...................................242Free Agency, NFL Movement ..........................................................177Goal-Line Defense, Browns 2011......................................................94Hall of Fame, Browns in ..................................................................Jackson, Brandon Consecutive Reception Streak ............................67Jones, Dub Six Touchdowns .............................................................72Metcalf, Eric Two Punt Return Touchdowns in Same Game ...........Monday Night Football, First Game...................................................21Offensive Line, Browns....................................................................240 ..................................................................22Parker, Juqua Undrafted Free Agent Sack Leaders ..........................Pinkston, Jason Starts in 2011 ........................................................Player Limits, NFL ...........................................................................Pro Bowl, Most Browns Selections..................................................142Richardson, Trent Draft Day Trade..................................................172Rhodes, Ray......................................................................................25Rookies, Browns 2011 Playing Time .................................................50Rookies. Browns 2011 Starts ..........................................................101Rubin, Ahtyba Among Tackle Leaders.............................................260Schwartz, Mitchell............................................................................161Super Bowl Champions, Browns vs. ................................................47Turnovers, NFL Fewest in 2011.......................................................115Undrafted Rookies, Browns on Opening Day..................................276Waivers, NFL...................................................................................112Warmest Games, Cleveland History................................................Wilson, Mike Super Bowl Appearances...........................................280TRAINING AND ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLEX/MEDIA CENTER 281
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CLEVELAND BROWNS2012 MEDIA GUIDECLE
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A PROUD TRADITION - A BRIGHT FUTURE
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INDEXAAll-League Selections........
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BROWNS IN THE COMMUNITYThe Clevelan
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HEALTH & WELLNESSLocally, the Brown
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DO YOU LOVE THE CLEVELAND BROWNS?PR
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STAFF DIRECTORYMANAGEMENTJim McLaug
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MIKE HOLMGRENFRONT OFFICEPRESIDENTY
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HOLMGREN’S CAREER COACHING BACKGR
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GIL HASKELLSENIOR ADVISORTO THE PRE
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SHURMUR’S CAREER COACHING BACKGRO
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CHRIS TABORSPECIAL TEAMSCOORDINATOR
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During his 21 seasons as a coach, B
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NOLAN CROMWELLSENIOR ASSISTANT- OFF
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Prior to his work in the NFL, Hagen
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LYLE’S CAREER COACHING BACKGROUND
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GEORGE WARHOPOFFENSIVE LINEYEAR WIT
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Fellowship program.Wilson served as
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TOM HEADLEETom Headlee is in his th
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FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFFCHAD BOGARDCh
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CLEVELAND BROWNS STAFFTodd ArgustDi
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Neal GulkisVice PresidentMedia Rela
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Robert PerryManagerSuite SalesMike
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Lauren WhitakerCoordinatorDigital M
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SHELDON BROWN24DEFENSIVE BACKHEIGHT
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PERSONALNative of Newbury Park, Cal
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ecovered a fourth quarter fumble by
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CRIBBS’ 2010 RETURN STATISTICSKic
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33 yards in overtime for a 31-28 wi
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Year Team 10-19 Pct 20-29 Pct 30-39
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2004:tackles, his second consecutiv
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JOHN GRECOthree consecutive contest
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as a senior as he led his team to t
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SEASONAL REVIEWS2011: Sustained a t
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D’QWELL JACKSON52LINEBACKERHEIGHT
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PERSONAL (Honolulu, Hawaii) H
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four letters in wrestling, advancin
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MOHAMED MASSAQUOI11WIDE RECEIVERHEI
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the former women’s basketball coa
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JORDAN NORWOOD10WIDE RECEIVERHEIGHT
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COLLEGEPlayed in 22 games at Oklaho
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SEASONAL REVIEWS2011: Played in all
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FROSTEE RUCKER92DEFENSIVE LINEHEIGH
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PERSONAL Also let
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with 184 consecutive passes without
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JOHN HUGHES93DEFENSIVE LINEHEIGHT:
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TREVIN WADE26DEFENSIVE BACKHEIGHT:
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JOSH COOPER88WIDE RECEIVERHEIGHT: 5
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WILLIAM GREEN49DEFENSIVE LINEHEIGHT
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JARROD SHAW74OFFENSIVE LINEHEIGHT:
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JEFF WOLFERT7KICKERHEIGHT: 6-2 WEI
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NUMERICAL ROSTERNO NAME POS HT WT D
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2011 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCEAF
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2011 FINAL STATISTICSWON 4, LOST 12
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PARTICIPATION CHARTDATE 9/11 9/18 9
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GAME-BY-GAME - LONGEST DRIVES - PLA
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2011 TEAM SUPERLATIVESMOST POINTSFE
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3CLEVELAND BROWNS 17,MIAMI DOLPHINS
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7SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 20,CLEVELAND B
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11CINCINNATI BENGALS 23,CLEVELAND B
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15BALTIMORE RAVENS 20,CLEVELAND BRO
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BERNIE KOSAR ERAIn 1985, the franch
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CLEVELAND BROWNS IN THE HALL OF FAM
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CLEVELAND BROWNS IN THE HALL OF FAM
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1984TE Ozzie Newsome - AFC Offensiv
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Davis, Ben (DB) Defiance ..........
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Monroe, Rod (TE) Cincinnati .......
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Billy Cundiff (2009)Richmond McGree
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Billy Kinard (1956)Jamie Caleb (196
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Al Baker (1987, 1989-90)Lance Zeno
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Ernie Adams - 1991-95Dave Adolph -
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choice in 1973 for WR Frank Pitts)5
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1999 1999 EXPANSION DRAFT1. OL Jim
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^indicates playoff gameRESULTS VS.
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1952 (8-4)COACH: Paul Brown1ST AMER
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1966 (9-5)COACH: Blanton Collier2ND
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1971 (9-5)COACH: Nick SkorichDIVISI
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Page 238 and 239: YEARLY RESULTS (1946-2011)REGULARCO
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Page 248 and 249: Most Pass Completions - Career1,944
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Page 274 and 275: DATE OPPONENT PLAYER ATT, YARDS12/9
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