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Ken Houston for the Oilers.BD Sullivan wrote:Cleveland Crosby for the Browns.Todd Pence wrote:Sam Adams might be the most regionally appropos name for a player in NFL history. With the possible exception of Seattle wide receiver Louis Clark.
BD Sullivan wrote:The Browns had two Robert Jackson's playing on the team for 3-4 years.rhickok1109 wrote:For one stretch in the early 1970s, the Patriots had Sam Adams, Julius Adams, and Bob Adams on the roster.
The Browns seemed to acquire plenty of Browns, beginning with Paul Brown. There was Dean, Eddie, John, Ken, Preston, Stan, Terry and Thomas.conace21 wrote:Sadly, Bill Cody never played for the Bills.
Jim Brown.
In my childhood, I got a kick out of the Cleveland Browns having their coach and best player both being named Brown.BD Sullivan wrote:The Browns seemed to acquire plenty of Browns, beginning with Paul Brown. There was Dean, Eddie, John, Ken, Preston, Stan, Terry and Thomas.conace21 wrote:Sadly, Bill Cody never played for the Bills.
Jim Brown.
I recall prior to the '87 AFC title game in Denver (played in January), they actually found someone in the Denver area named Cleveland Brown.JWL wrote:One time while watching a Browns game at my grandmother's house she saw Courtney Brown and said, "He sure is Brown."
Was be proud to be right back in his home town, with his new family? With old friends and new friends and even a bear?BD Sullivan wrote:I recall prior to the '87 AFC title game in Denver (played in January), they actually found someone in the Denver area named Cleveland Brown.JWL wrote:One time while watching a Browns game at my grandmother's house she saw Courtney Brown and said, "He sure is Brown."