Cleveland Browns
Established in 1946 by Paul Brown in the AAFC, the Browns dominated early pro football, winning four AAFC titles and four NFL Championships (1950, 1954, 1955, 1964). Cleveland’s rich history is immortalized by legendary Hall of Famers including Jim Brown – one of the greatest players in football history – Otto Graham, Lou Groza, Gene Hickerson, and Ozzie Newsome. Backed by the famous “Dawg Pound,” Cleveland’s football roots run deep.
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Huntington Bank Field
Huntington Bank Field sits directly on the southern shore of Lake Erie in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The open-air venue holds 67,431 fans and is one of the few northern stadiums to maintain a natural Kentucky Bluegrass playing surface, equipped with an underground heating system to prevent the ground from freezing solid.
Lake Erie generates some of the most unforgiving weather in professional sports. Strong, biting winds blow unobstructed off the water, creating severe wind chill, heavy lake-effect snow squalls, and chaotic wind patterns inside the stadium that dramatically suppress deep passing games and long field goal tries.