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Cleveland Browns 2012 Playoffs
The Cleveland Browns playoff history is a celebrated one that reaches far back before the NFL and helped usher in the phenomenon of professional football. Those many Browns playoff tickets have seen countless appearances, but only eight league championships- four before the NFL in the AAFC (All-American Football Conference) and four before the Super Bowl in the NFL. Still the pre-Super Bowl days saw Otto Graham and Jim Brown helped the Browns win in 1950, 1954, 1955, and 1964.
The last time the Cleveland Browns were even able to offer playoff tickets was in 2002. That season, just the fourth year since the Browns made a return to the NFL and was essentially an expansion team, the team went 9-7 before meeting the Steelers in the AFC wild card round. They kept the game close like they did all season long, but could not overcome the divisional foe Pittsburgh Steelers. The 36-33 loss would be the beginning of another dramatic downturn that would lead to another rebuilding effort.
Cleveland Browns Background
This season the Cleveland Browns are going to have a difficult time making playoff tickets available for fans. The division is run by the Pittsburgh Steelers, but schedule pits them against the Bengals and the Ravens as well. While both teams did not do terribly well last season, both are coming in with talented rosters and higher expectations. The Ravens defense is still potentially the leagues best and with a rookie quarterback who knows what to expect. The Bengals have a high powered offense and a defense that could potentially be average. The Browns have their own problems, but they also have a big upside.
That upside starts with Derek Anderson. Anderson surprised everyone last year with his role supposed to just be a place holder for Brady Quinn. Instead he forced the Browns to resign him to a lucrative contract. His 29 touchdowns and 3,787 passing yards showed that he had franchise ability. Braylon Edwards is the deep ball threat as a receiver and Jamal Lewis is proving that he can still run with the best. If the defense can find out some way to stop another team then the Browns will be visiting the postseason and the Dawg Pound will be close behind with playoff tickets.