@tour2ma said:

So you're not optimistic?

Uh no....Of course I'm happy that they appear to have improved the offensive line and have dedicated financial resources to making it better. But they got so many more holes on both sides of the ball. Most importantly they still do not have legit franchise QB on the roster & there does not appear to be a franchise QB in the draft. Yes, they may draft one to develop. Yes, they are probably gonna try & trade for Garoppolo. And yes, they have a boatload of draft picks. But that doesn't mean they know what the hell they are doing with the draft picks. If last year's draft was any indication, then these guys have trouble identifying play makers. I believe Terrell Pryor was a play maker that will only improve as he works on his craft. Of course, he is no longer on the roster & you surely can't count on Gordon. Yes, optimism is better than last year. But then again, we were 1-15 last year, so any optimism has to be a little better than last year's debacle.

This Friday, 3/17/17, is the deadline for season ticket holders to renew their tickets for the upcoming 2017 season. Just curious to know if anyone has had enough & and decided not to renew anymore. Yes, they lowered the prices in the upper deck, but lower level ticket holders are still paying the same price (which is a crock to me). I have lower level seats & I'm still tied to a PSL, so I feel mandated to renew. Those who are in the upper deck or do not have a PSL may feel otherwise.

Just wondering how many have said that enough is enough.

Just checked my credit card & luckily, mine did not get charged. Are you sure it was for Playoffs?? If so, I would call & raise some hell.

Also, the Browns recently started a 12 month payment option for next years season tickets for individuals who would rather pay their balance in 12 monthly installments. Any chance this could be for that?

@browns149 said:

I know near the end of the season, if the Browns are in playoff contention. They will ask for the playoff ticket money. If they don't make the playoff, they will put that money towards next years season tickets.

That is NOT true. That's the way it used to be. A few years ago, the NFL mandated that all 32 teams can only charge for tickets once the team is confirmed to be hosting a home playoff game.

So there is no more instances where money will be put towards the following year's season tickets......

No. They do not charge your credit card unless it is confirmed that the Browns are hosting a home playoff game.

@bob806 said:

In his will he listed his assets. One of the assets is the Browns PSLs which he valued at $3000 (it sounds like he paid $1500 per seat obviously, back in the day).

I simply would like the seats and not get into an ugly probate fight. It just irritates me that I already signed a transfer form (and a small transfer fee of $25 per seat), and now this atty is asking for more money after he sent these forms my way. Reading this thread, and speaking to other fans I know, it seems the PSL has basically gone away.

It's more about a sudden shift in direction than the money. Why send me a transfer form, and then a week later ask for more money? Mind you, this isn't coming from the Browns, but an estate atty....I seriously doubt my deceased uncle would want a spat over Browns seats. If this gets ugly, I'm just going to ask for a refund (if that is even possible) from the Browns ticket office.

LOL.....Yeah, no way are those seats worth $3k. Screw that. Yeah, it sucks that it involves an estate attorney who has no clue, but hold firm. You are in the driver's seat, not the estate attorney. Tell him to go find another buyer who will give him $3k......

First off, I'm not an attorney. So this is just my opinion. Obviously, the attorney overseeing the estate has no idea what the value is of upper deck PSL's. Essentially, the majority of them are worthless. If you are in the first few rows, there might be some value. Otherwise, I would tell him to forget it and not give him a penny. Also, what is the value listed as in the will? I'm sure the will was probably created prior to the Browns requiring the purchase of the PSL in order to purchase season tickets. The Browns no longer require a PSL to purchase season tickets as of a few years ago because they could not sell upper deck seats. Lower level seats are completely different.

If the estate does not buy the 2016 season tickets, the PSL will be forfeited back to the Browns as stated in the PSL agreement/contract. Thus, you can then contact the Browns directly and get season tickets for these exact seats without having to buy the PSL. The Browns have tons of upper deck season tickets available depending on what you are looking for. Of course, you

don't have to buy any PSL to purchase these season tickets in the upper deck. With that being said, I would tell the estate attorney to go pound salt.

Yep, so much for any hope of a 10-20% price cut after last years complete debacle. These knuckleheads just don't have a clue & such an embarassment.

So now they are trying to entice their loyal season ticket holders with a $25 food credit for every seat on your account. Whoopeeee!!!!

It just depends on what you want. Ticketmaster is fine as long as you know that you will probably end up getting upper deck corner seats. If you are looking for something close to the field or just having lower level seats, you will have to go to either NFL Ticket Exchange, Ebay, etc. Obviously, you will pay a premium for the lower level seats. Plus, high demand games (ie, home opener, Steelers game, etc) will be more expensive than a game in December. Hope this helps.....

I've never heard of such a thing. That seems like total BS. Wonder if any of the local media outlets would be interested in this story???

If you are paying face value, I'd much rather sit in Section 108/109 on the fifty yard line for $85. As opposed to sitting in the clubs which start at $126 around the goal line and goes up to nearly $300 per seat at the fifty yard line. Sorry, I'd rather be closer to the midfield, closer to the action, & have that extra money to do whatever you want.........Again, to each their own.

Absolutely positively go with the lower level sideline. For the club seats you get a padded seat that is about 2 inches wider. In very bad weather, it is nice to have the ability to go inside to stay dry/warm. For the extra cost associated with the club seats, it just is not worth it. Maybe if the club seats included food/beer like they do at the Indians games. But for Browns games, you still have to pay full price for everything & it is simply not worth it. However, for the game day experience & to watch the game. anywhere in the lower level between the 30's should be awesome. I don't like sitting real close to the field. Anything above rows 10-15 is ideal for me as you get a better perspective of the plays as they develop. Being right on top of the field, you will not have the same abilities.....Just my $.02.

@topdawg31 said:

said they coming out of Fort Smith, AR estimated arrival Wed 17th

Ok great.....Thanks for the scoop!

Hmmmm........ I didn't receive any emails yet from the Browns about shipping the tix yet. Any interesting tidbits in the email?

@ineedtix said:

I am looking for 2-4 tickets to the Browns vs. Eagles. I want AWESOME Seats! Looking for an amazing experience.

Really want 1st Row off the field endzone if possible.

Just sent you a message.