Cleveland Browns

In Canada, Long-Suffering N.F.L. Fans Have Reason to Cheer
With the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions both Super Bowl contenders, fans north of the border are nervously hopeful a title drought could end.
ByKen Belson

Dub Jones, Who Scored 6 Touchdowns for Browns in One Game, Dies at 99
A 6-foot-4 halfback and flanker, he was a tall, reliable target for Browns quarterback Otto Graham as Cleveland rolled to titles in the late 1940s and ’50s.
ByRichard Goldstein

How the Cleveland Browns Can Make the Playoffs: Through Week 17
The Browns have been eliminated from playoff contention.
ByJosh Katz, Kevin Quealyand Rumsey Taylor

Deshaun Watson Is Accused of Sexual Assault
In a lawsuit filed Monday, a woman said the N.F.L. quarterback, who faced numerous accusations of sexual misconduct several years ago, assaulted her in 2020.
ByJenny Vrentas

Frank Ryan Dies at 87; Cerebral Quarterback Led Browns to ’64 Title
Off the field, he earned a Ph.D. in mathematics and taught the subject at Rice and Yale. And he brought computers to the House of Representatives.
ByRichard Goldstein

How the Cleveland Browns Can Make the Playoffs: Through Week 18
The Browns have a less than 1% chance to get a first-round bye.
ByJosh Katz, Kevin Quealyand Rumsey Taylor

As the Number of Women in the N.F.L. Expands, So Does This Group Text
Pro football has seen an influx of women hired as scouts and assistant coaches in the past decade. They have formed their own support systems.
ByEmmanuel Morgan

N.F.L. Increases Penalties for Sexual Misconduct in Light of Deshaun Watson Case
The league can more strictly penalize players for sexual assault involving coercion or threats, and its discipline can take into account patterns of conduct, after a judge who oversaw Watson’s hearing cited the policy’s limits.
ByJenny Vrentas
Sports of The TimesJim Brown Should Be Seen Fully, Flaws and All
Brown, who died on Thursday, demanded that people see more to him than strong athletic performances. In the 1960s, that was unusual for athletes.
ByKurt Streeter
On Pro FootballJim Brown Piled Up Yards, but Never Wavered an Inch
In the fraternity of N.F.L. standouts, Brown was revered for his dominance on the field and for his willingness to walk away on his own terms.
ByKen Belsonand Jenny Vrentas
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