Joel Bitonio and Rob Burnett are on the list. But are there other Cleveland players who should have made the cut?

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Down by 12 points in the fourth quarter, Brian Sipe rallied the Cleveland Browns to a 27-26 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers before 79,095 at Cleveland Stadium on Oct. 26, 1980.

Sipe angered and disappointed many fans for the way he left Cleveland. But there’s no denying his impact on the Browns and the jolt he and the 1980 team provided the city and the fan base.

The Browns enjoyed a history of good quarterbacks (Otto Graham, Brian Sipe, Bernie Kosar and Vinny Testaverde, just to name a few) before Art Modell moved the team to Baltimore in 1996. But the ...

Best remembered for his standout season in 1980, when he led the team to an 11-5 record and won the NFL MVP award, QB Brian Sipe remains one of the best quarterbacks to ever put on a Browns uniform.

The Cleveland Browns headed into the 1985 season with questions on offense. After making the ill-fated decision to move on from quarterback Brian Sipe, the offense struggled with Paul McDonald ...

He departs fourth on the all-time list in passing yards behind only Brian Sipe, Otto Graham and Bernie Kosar — the holy trinity of Browns quarterbacks. He’s fifth in touchdown passes and ...

Browns minority owner JW Johnson joined Cleveland Browns Daily on Wednesday and hinted that they may not be done with helmet updates ... to Brian Sipe, to playoff runs, to the original Dawg ...

Mike Davis cut in front of Ozzie Newsome and picked off Brian Sipe's pass on "Red Right 88," helping pave the way ... Indiana, on Jan. 4, 1981, his boyhood fandom of the Cleveland Browns long a ...

Brian Sipe. Round: 13th; ... In 2021, the 86th annual NFL draft was held in Cleveland. The Browns surely hope that draft class picked in front of their home fans is a strong one, ...

The Cleveland Browns headed into the 1985 season with questions on offense. After making the ill-fated decision to move on from quarterback Brian Sipe, the offense struggled with Paul McDonald ...