Recently, we ranked the top 10 running backs in Cleveland Browns history and Earnest Byner came in at No. 7. One of the better backs during his time in the NFL, Byner could have climbed higher up ...

A day after his 22-year-old conference title-game blunder was knocked down a peg in the pantheon of pro football pants-pooping, former Browns running back Earnest Byner has lost his job. Jim Wyatt of ...

Cleveland Browns fans know heartbreak like few others in sports. This emotional montage revisits five gut-wrenching moments ...

Byner's stellar versatility helped him last in the NFL with the Browns (1984-88), Redskins (1989-93), Browns again (1994) and Ravens (1996-97). Advertisement ...

Mitchell, 48, is scheduled to arrive at Redskins Park today. "I had a conversation with Earnest and he's going to move on and try to find another team to go with," Zorn said. "It's hard.

Earnest Byner knows a thing or two about moving on from life’s cruel twists. But five months after he was fired by the Titans after helping Chris Johnson run for 2,000 yards, the running backs coach ...

Former NFL defensive lineman Mike Golic wakes up with "GMFB" and shares his favorite memory with Eric Allen, who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

His name is Earnest Byner, and you may know him as the running back responsible for The Fumble, which cost the Browns the 1987 AFC title. Byner called me out of the blue, and now we talk about ...

3. Earnest Byner Earnest Byner was already one of the league's best before Washington sent Mike Oliphant to the Cleveland Browns in 1989.

This time around, a big reason the Browns lost is because Earnest Byner lost a fumble at the one-yard line with 1:12 left to play in the fourth quarter of a game the Broncos would win 38-33.