“Proven wrong” – Browns

Cleveland Browns is entering a new period – inside and outside the field.

Delon Gabriel and Shidor Sanders have the opportunity to fight Picklet and Joe Flaco for the right to vote for the future.

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With the end of their newcomers, the Browns will have a new and $ 2.4 billion home in Brook Park after deciding to leave 80 years of history in Cleveland’s city center.

One of the men who came together from the lake was Brian Sip, the leadership of the famous Cardiac children in 1979 and 1980.

The team excited their supporters with incredible return to obtain their nickname, and Sip said the current home and the passionate fans of Brown play a big role.

“Gordi Holmes was one of the front officers who chose me at the airport after I was prepared,” Sip told Mary Kay Cabot.

“He got me directly to the stadium,” he said. “We entered the old Bronz offices and walked through the privileges and one of those ramps, and that landscape to the huge stadium and then the lake beyond that was just exciting for me.

“I was so fascinated by that old stadium and location there in downtown and lake.”

Bronshers’ decision to abandon Lake Erie and move to a new site near the airport is controversial and leaves the “hole” in the center of Cleveland.

Their new stadium will have a dome, it is very important to bring Super Bowl to Ohio.

Pet McAffi discussed the possibility of alienation of “real fans” in his beloved play, and SIPE, which named MVP in 1980, found memories of the current site – years before the pound of Dawg.

The 75 -year -old said, “I will never forget that walk in the city, down to the stadium.” “The closer you get to the stadium, the more like the flow that fed a river. The slogan was getting taller and taller, and the enthusiasm only peaked when he began to cross the belt there and was very fun.”

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Despite the greetings of the warm weather, Sipe-the 13th round of 1972-also thinks that the new arena is not exposed to elements.

“I was a South California son and I never had to learn how to throw football in the rain,” he said. “Growing up in San Diego, I not only had to learn to throw a wet ball, but during the rain I had to throw the ball, and then I had to throw the ball when it was snow,” he said.

“While it was snowy – I said it many times – I didn’t really care about the bad weather because I was a slow man and when the weather was bad the whole game was played. I was actually rooted for it.”

Playing until the age of 35, Sip enjoyed Flacco’s performance in 2023 and insisted that there is no reason the veteran could not perform.

But he does not see Gabriel and Sanders launching $ 4.6 million by 2028.

“It was exciting whether she was a little in the teeth,” she said of the last Flacco spell in Cleveland. “Watching it was a lot of fun. I have a lot of hopes for this season,” he said.

“Everything has changed. I couldn’t believe I was still playing at the age of 35 but now the kids are personal coach and all of them are abroad. This whole world has changed.

“When I arrived, it was only understood that noon did not play the attacking position,” he said.

“By the way, I think that’s wrong.

“If I had been a coach right, I probably could have played. Early on, based on what I saw, I felt I could play in the NFL, but it was understandable that I didn’t want for a while.”

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