Showing posts with label kosar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kosar. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Bernie Kosar Beats the Steelers



This is a game from 1986 when a 23 year old Bernie Kosar brought the Browns down the field to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in an overtime thriller.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Bernie Kosar's Last TD With the Browns

Bernie Kosar was released in the middle of the 1993 season by then Browns Head Coach Bill Belichik. Here is Kosar's last touchdown pass as a member of the Cleveland Browns.

Tuesday, December 26, 2006

My Top Ten Favorite Browns Players

This Sunday December 31st is the last week of the NFL and since my fantasy football season is over, I finished in third place by the way, I decided to make a list of my ten favorite Browns players.

10. Josh Cribbs - the WR/KR is a very exciting player to watch. If only he was more consistent.
9. Webster Slaughter - a mainstay of the Browns offense in the '80s.
8. Brian Brennan - He began the 1991 season as the 5th leading receiver in Brown's history.
7. Braylon Edwards - obviously his affiliation with the University of Michigan is a negative, but he is a
major piece of the Brown's future.
6. Lou "The Toe" Groza - from the Brown's future to the Brown's past. Groza was a real football player. He was a kicker (hence the nickname "the toe") and a defensive lineman.
5. Stevon Moore - in his second season as a Brown in 1993 Stevon had 157 tackles.
4. Pepper Johnson - Johnson was part of a defense that in 1994 set a 16 game record allowing only 204
points.
3. Steve Everitt - drafted with the 14th pick in 1993 Everitt stabilized the middle of the offense. He also endured himself to Browns fans everywhere by wearing a Browns Memorial Doo-Rag, during the first exhibition game as a Raven.
2. Eric Metcalf - Metcalf was the spark plug of the Browns teams in the early '90s. He was a great Punt Return man who made the fans of the Dawg Pound really feel like part of the team.
1. Bernie Kosar - was there any doubt that he would be # 1 on the list. Belichick made a real big mistake when he cut Bernie in favor of Vinny Testaverde.