Cleveland Browns Tickets

About the Cleveland Browns

Cleveland is home to some of the most hard core fans in the sports nation, a pessure well felt by recently departed first round draft pick Tim Couch.  The Dog und will have even higher expectation for quarterback Jeff Garcia as the Cleveland Browns head into the 2004 season.  Garcia has all the tools that coach Butch Davis looks for in a quarterback, and Garcia has tools to work with in his receivers Dennis Northcutt ,  Antonio Bryant and Andre Davis.  All three are big, fast receivers that can hit you in the middle or strike a devastating blow when going deep.  Running backs William Green and Lee Suggs will share the load on the ground, and both are adept at catching the ball out of the backfield.  The biggest threat on the ground might be Garcia, who has a knack for pulling the ball in and running when he sees a hole in the defense.  Either way, the Browns have finally gotten off the Couch and into the new era league where NFL means Not For Long.

While the offense was a focal point in the offense, the defense was the biggest need for a team that was last against the run in 2003.  Strengthening the linebacker core is Warrick Holdman, a fast Will linebacker who presents coverage mismatches when defending tight ends and running backs alike.  With Holdman and Andra Davis in the box, teams will have to pass the ball deep to get past the line of scrimmage.  When they do, Kenard Lang will be waiting.  As one of the leagues best up and coming defensive ends, in his third year with the Browns Lang will try to hit double digits in sacks, being only two shy in 2003. 

After a century of football played on the hallowed grounds of  Cleveland Municipal Stadium the Browns were ready for a new home.  The ticket holders asked, and they received as Cleveland finished Cleveland Stadium in 1999.  The new 73,000-seat stadium is packed with amenities for all fans to enjoy.  Two video scoreboards relay the replay action to the fans, while those in the 100+ luxury suites will have the comfort of climate control and private video monitors.   The flagship section of the stadium houses 10,000 bleacher seats exclusively for the most hard core fans in Cleveland, the Dog Pound.  Fans and ticket holders should be exited in 2004 as the new look Browns give opposing teams an old fashion whoopin.