And now it's the FAB 4 (SUPERBOWL WHIFFS)
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The Browns have won 4 NFL titles, 4 AAFC titles. And we have 5 other NFL titles by other Cleveland area teams (Akron and Canton being in the Cleveland area....and I live in the Akron/Canton area, and rest assured we ARE part of the Cleveland area.). Those are the facts. They are not revisable to fit anyone's delusion or propaganda. Certain things are undeniable: The sun rises in the east and sets in the west, and we have 13 Pro Football championships.
You want to live under a different delusion, find another planet.
Again you trot out those Cleveland-area teams. This pisses me off because they're not the Browns, and they're not in the spirit of the Browns. Considering that of the original league formed in the 20 only two teams exist in any incarnation, those being the Cardinals and Bears. Also considering the league formed at a freaking dealership in Canton seems to indicate a number of teams could be included in the greater "insert area name" area, and the league originally only included the Ohio league at first. You might as well credit the damn Colts with the titles of the Dayton Triangles while you're at it! And of course we know that every one of the Steelers' championships are the Eagles as well since the quickly aborted birth of the Steagles.
Again you trot out those Cleveland-area teams. This pisses me off because they're not the Browns, and they're not in the spirit of the Browns. Considering that of the original league formed in the 20 only two teams exist in any incarnation, those being the Cardinals and Bears. Also considering the league formed at a freaking dealership in Canton seems to indicate a number of teams could be included in the greater "insert area name" area, and the league originally only included the Ohio league at first. You might as well credit the damn Colts with the titles of the Dayton Triangles while you're at it! And of course we know that every one of the Steelers' championships are the Eagles as well since the quickly aborted birth of the Steagles.
I personally don't give a shit if you are pissed off. WTF difference does the laundry, or the name of the laundry mean? The important part of the Cleveland Browns is the part that says CLEVELAND, not "Browns". They were the Cleveland Bulldogs, and the Cleveland Rams, and the Akron Pros, and the Canton Bulldogs.
And Akron and Canton are just as much part of the Cleveland area as the Downtown area of Cleveland is. The fact that the team doesn't specifically play within the Cleveland City limits doesn't mean squadouche?
If that is the case then New York could not claim the Giants or Jets. Boston could not claim the Pats, Buffalo could not claim the Bills. Washington could not claim the Redskins. Miami could not claim the Dolphins, Green Bay could not claim the Packers. Kansas City could not claim the Chiefs, Dallas could not claim the Cowboys, Phoenix can not claim the Cardinals, etc. etc. I guess we could get around it and say the "Northeast Ohio Browns" like they do with the Minnesota Viking, Tennesse Titans, and Arizona Cardinals. Or maybe we could call them the "Midwest Browns", like they call them the New England Patriots.
I keep my compilation based on what titles were won in which cities/regions. Franchises can come and go, asshole owners can move their team. The loyalty is based on the greater communinty in which people are a part of. That is why the following facts are the relevent facts, and if you want to get pissed off about the following, you can do something about it by sticking your head in the toilet:
Pro Football Titles by Metro Region (including all current NFL areas and any in the past that may have won a title):
Atlanta.......-0- titles
Baltimore.... 4 titles (3 Colts, 1 Ravens)
Boston/NE....4 titles (3 Patriots, 1 Providence Steam Roller)
Buffalo........2 titles
Charlotte..... -0- titles
Chicago...... 11 titles (9 Bears, 2 Cardinals)
Cincinnati.... -0- titles
Cleveland.... 13 titles (8 Browns, 3 Bulldogs, 1 Rams, 1 Akron Pros)
Dallas......... 6 titles (5 Cowboys, 1 Texans)
Denver....... 2 titles
Detroit....... 4 titles
Green Bay... 12 titles
Houston..... 2 titles (Oilers)
Indianapolis 1 title
Jacksonville..-0- titles
Kansas City.. 1 title
Los Angeles 2 titles (1 Rams, 1 Raiders)
Miami........ 2 titles
Minneapolis/St. Paul... -0- titles
Nashville.... -0- titles
New Orleans... -0- titles
New York...... 8 titles (7 Giants, 1 Jets)
Philadelphia... 4 titles (3 Eagles, 1 Yellow Jackets)
Phoenix.......-0- titles
Pittsburgh.... 6 titles
St. Louis ..... 1 title (Rams)
San Diego.... 1 title
San Fran/Oak./SJ...7 titles (5 49ers, 2 Raiders)
Seattle..... -0- titles
Tampa/St. Pete....1 title
Washington D.C... 5 titles
Read it and weep
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Again you trot out those Cleveland-area teams. This pisses me off because they're not the Browns, and they're not in the spirit of the Browns. Considering that of the original league formed in the 20 only two teams exist in any incarnation, those being the Cardinals and Bears. Also considering the league formed at a freaking dealership in Canton seems to indicate a number of teams could be included in the greater "insert area name" area, and the league originally only included the Ohio league at first. You might as well credit the damn Colts with the titles of the Dayton Triangles while you're at it! And of course we know that every one of the Steelers' championships are the Eagles as well since the quickly aborted birth of the Steagles.
I personally don't give a shit if you are pissed off. WTF difference does the laundry, or the name of the laundry mean? The important part of the Cleveland Browns is the part that says CLEVELAND, not "Browns". They were the Cleveland Bulldogs, and the Cleveland Rams, and the Akron Pros, and the Canton Bulldogs.
And Akron and Canton are just as much part of the Cleveland area as the Downtown area of Cleveland is. The fact that the team doesn't specifically play within the Cleveland City limits doesn't mean squadouche?
If that is the case then New York could not claim the Giants or Jets. Boston could not claim the Pats, Buffalo could not claim the Bills. Washington could not claim the Redskins. Miami could not claim the Dolphins, Green Bay could not claim the Packers. Kansas City could not claim the Chiefs, Dallas could not claim the Cowboys, Phoenix can not claim the Cardinals, etc. etc. I guess we could get around it and say the "Northeast Ohio Browns" like they do with the Minnesota Viking, Tennesse Titans, and Arizona Cardinals. Or maybe we could call them the "Midwest Browns", like they call them the New England Patriots.
I keep my compilation based on what titles were won in which cities/regions. Franchises can come and go, asshole owners can move their team. The loyalty is based on the greater communinty in which people are a part of. That is why the following facts are the relevent facts, and if you want to get pissed off about the following, you can do something about it by sticking your head in the toilet:
Pro Football Titles by Metro Region (including all current NFL areas and any in the past that may have won a title):
Atlanta.......-0- titles
Baltimore.... 4 titles (3 Colts, 1 Ravens)
Boston/NE....4 titles (3 Patriots, 1 Providence Steam Roller)
Buffalo........2 titles
Charlotte..... -0- titles
Chicago...... 11 titles (9 Bears, 2 Cardinals)
Cincinnati.... -0- titles
Cleveland.... 13 titles (8 Browns, 3 Bulldogs, 1 Rams, 1 Akron Pros)
Dallas......... 6 titles (5 Cowboys, 1 Texans)
Denver....... 2 titles
Detroit....... 4 titles
Green Bay... 12 titles
Houston..... 2 titles (Oilers)
Indianapolis 1 title
Jacksonville..-0- titles
Kansas City.. 1 title
Los Angeles 2 titles (1 Rams, 1 Raiders)
Miami........ 2 titles
Minneapolis/St. Paul... -0- titles
Nashville.... -0- titles
New Orleans... -0- titles
New York...... 8 titles (7 Giants, 1 Jets)
Philadelphia... 4 titles (3 Eagles, 1 Yellow Jackets)
Phoenix.......-0- titles
Pittsburgh.... 6 titles
St. Louis ..... 1 title (Rams)
San Diego.... 1 title
San Fran/Oak./SJ...7 titles (5 49ers, 2 Raiders)
Seattle..... -0- titles
Tampa/St. Pete....1 title
Washington D.C... 5 titles
Read it and weep
I personally don't give a shit if you are pissed off. WTF difference does the laundry, or the name of the laundry mean? The important part of the Cleveland Browns is the part that says CLEVELAND, not "Browns". They were the Cleveland Bulldogs, and the Cleveland Rams, and the Akron Pros, and the Canton Bulldogs.
No tickie...no laundry!!!And Akron and Canton are just as much part of the Cleveland area as the Downtown area of Cleveland is. The fact that the team doesn't specifically play within the Cleveland City limits doesn't mean squadouche?
If that is the case then New York could not claim the Giants or Jets. Boston could not claim the Pats, Buffalo could not claim the Bills. Washington could not claim the Redskins. Miami could not claim the Dolphins, Green Bay could not claim the Packers. Kansas City could not claim the Chiefs, Dallas could not claim the Cowboys, Phoenix can not claim the Cardinals, etc. etc. I guess we could get around it and say the "Northeast Ohio Browns" like they do with the Minnesota Viking, Tennesse Titans, and Arizona Cardinals. Or maybe we could call them the "Midwest Browns", like they call them the New England Patriots.
I keep my compilation based on what titles were won in which cities/regions. Franchises can come and go, asshole owners can move their team. The loyalty is based on the greater communinty in which people are a part of. That is why the following facts are the relevent facts, and if you want to get pissed off about the following, you can do something about it by sticking your head in the toilet:
Pro Football Titles by Metro Region (including all current NFL areas and any in the past that may have won a title):
Atlanta.......-0- titles
Baltimore.... 4 titles (3 Colts, 1 Ravens)
Boston/NE....4 titles (3 Patriots, 1 Providence Steam Roller)
Buffalo........2 titles
Charlotte..... -0- titles
Chicago...... 11 titles (9 Bears, 2 Cardinals)
Cincinnati.... -0- titles
Cleveland.... 13 titles (8 Browns, 3 Bulldogs, 1 Rams, 1 Akron Pros)
Dallas......... 6 titles (5 Cowboys, 1 Texans)
Denver....... 2 titles
Detroit....... 4 titles
Green Bay... 12 titles
Houston..... 2 titles (Oilers)
Indianapolis 1 title
Jacksonville..-0- titles
Kansas City.. 1 title
Los Angeles 2 titles (1 Rams, 1 Raiders)
Miami........ 2 titles
Minneapolis/St. Paul... -0- titles
Nashville.... -0- titles
New Orleans... -0- titles
New York...... 8 titles (7 Giants, 1 Jets)
Philadelphia... 4 titles (3 Eagles, 1 Yellow Jackets)
Phoenix.......-0- titles
Pittsburgh.... 6 titles
St. Louis ..... 1 title (Rams)
San Diego.... 1 title
San Fran/Oak./SJ...7 titles (5 49ers, 2 Raiders)
Seattle..... -0- titles
Tampa/St. Pete....1 title
Washington D.C... 5 titles
Read it and weep
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I personally don't give a shit if you are pissed off. WTF difference does the laundry, or the name of the laundry mean? The important part of the Cleveland Browns is the part that says CLEVELAND, not "Browns". They were the Cleveland Bulldogs, and the Cleveland Rams, and the Akron Pros, and the Canton Bulldogs.
No tickie...no laundry!!!And Akron and Canton are just as much part of the Cleveland area as the Downtown area of Cleveland is. The fact that the team doesn't specifically play within the Cleveland City limits doesn't mean squadouche?
If that is the case then New York could not claim the Giants or Jets. Boston could not claim the Pats, Buffalo could not claim the Bills. Washington could not claim the Redskins. Miami could not claim the Dolphins, Green Bay could not claim the Packers. Kansas City could not claim the Chiefs, Dallas could not claim the Cowboys, Phoenix can not claim the Cardinals, etc. etc. I guess we could get around it and say the "Northeast Ohio Browns" like they do with the Minnesota Viking, Tennesse Titans, and Arizona Cardinals. Or maybe we could call them the "Midwest Browns", like they call them the New England Patriots.
I keep my compilation based on what titles were won in which cities/regions. Franchises can come and go, asshole owners can move their team. The loyalty is based on the greater communinty in which people are a part of. That is why the following facts are the relevent facts, and if you want to get pissed off about the following, you can do something about it by sticking your head in the toilet:
Pro Football Titles by Metro Region (including all current NFL areas and any in the past that may have won a title):
Atlanta.......-0- titles
Baltimore.... 4 titles (3 Colts, 1 Ravens)
Boston/NE....4 titles (3 Patriots, 1 Providence Steam Roller)
Buffalo........2 titles
Charlotte..... -0- titles
Chicago...... 11 titles (9 Bears, 2 Cardinals)
Cincinnati.... -0- titles
Cleveland.... 13 titles (8 Browns, 3 Bulldogs, 1 Rams, 1 Akron Pros)
Dallas......... 6 titles (5 Cowboys, 1 Texans)
Denver....... 2 titles
Detroit....... 4 titles
Green Bay... 12 titles
Houston..... 2 titles (Oilers)
Indianapolis 1 title
Jacksonville..-0- titles
Kansas City.. 1 title
Los Angeles 2 titles (1 Rams, 1 Raiders)
Miami........ 2 titles
Minneapolis/St. Paul... -0- titles
Nashville.... -0- titles
New Orleans... -0- titles
New York...... 8 titles (7 Giants, 1 Jets)
Philadelphia... 4 titles (3 Eagles, 1 Yellow Jackets)
Phoenix.......-0- titles
Pittsburgh.... 6 titles
St. Louis ..... 1 title (Rams)
San Diego.... 1 title
San Fran/Oak./SJ...7 titles (5 49ers, 2 Raiders)
Seattle..... -0- titles
Tampa/St. Pete....1 title
Washington D.C... 5 titles
Read it and weep
No tickie...no laundry!!!
I wish I could thank that more than once. Or super-thank it.
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