The Cleveland Browns originally played in the Central division of the American Football Conference in the National Football League. In 2002, they became part of the North Division of the AFC. The team moved to Baltimore to become the Baltimore Ravens in 1996. In 1998, a new Browns franchise was awarded by the NFL to Al Lerner and Carmen Policy and, thus, the Browns once again played in Cleveland at the Cleveland Browns Stadium.

The Cleveland Browns were founded by owner Arthur McBride in 1946 and Paul Brown was named coach and General Manager. Paul Brown was actually the inspiration for the name of the team, although he resisted the idea of having a team named after him at first. Many people think that the name Cleveland Browns was picked in honor of Joe Louis, the famous boxer who was known as 'The Brown Bomber.' In actuality, a newspaper contest was held and most of the entries favored naming the team after the coach. Coach Brown circulated the story that they had named the team after Joe Louis, even though none of the contest entries mentioned Louis.

The Cleveland Browns have a season ticket waiting list, meaning that availability of Browns tickets is typically spotty and mostly for single games. As with most ball clubs that are a large draw, most available Browns tickets will likely be found in a secondary ticket market. These Browns tickets are typically sold by season ticket holders, so some surprisingly good seats are often available, even with short notice.

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