Who is the greatest Cleveland Browns player of all time?

By YPB Team

Rushing pioneers, iron-man linemen, beloved playoff-run quarterbacks, and modern defensive terrors — every era of Browns history has a claim. Where do you stand?

  1. Jim Brown — ranked #11
    Jim Brown
    Running back from 1957 to 1965, widely considered the greatest player in NFL history and the centerpiece of Browns football.
    1000pts
  2. Myles Garrett — ranked #22
    Myles Garrett
    Pass rusher from 2017 onward, a five-time Pro Bowler and 2023 Defensive Player of the Year before his high-profile trade to the Rams.
    652pts
  3. Nick Chubb — ranked #33
    Nick Chubb
    Running back from 2018 onward, one of the most efficient ball-carriers in modern NFL history before a career-threatening knee injury.
    503pts
  4. Clay Matthews — ranked #44
    Clay Matthews
    Linebacker from 1978 to 1996 who brought relentless energy to the Cleveland defense across nearly two decades.
    503pts
  5. Otto Graham — ranked #55
    Otto Graham
    Quarterback from 1946 to 1955 who led the Browns to 10 championship game appearances in his 10 professional seasons.
    391pts
  6. Bernie Kosar — ranked #66
    Bernie Kosar
    Quarterback from 1985 to 1993, the beloved local hero who engineered multiple deep playoff runs and remains a cult figure in Cleveland.
    235pts
  7. Brian Sipe — ranked #77
    Brian Sipe
    Quarterback who earned the 1980 NFL MVP award and led the Kardiac Kids on one of the most dramatic regular-season runs in team history.
    235pts
  8. Frank Minnifield — ranked #88
    Frank Minnifield
    Cornerback who formed one of the NFL's most feared tandems with Hanford Dixon during the 1980s playoff runs.
    235pts
  9. Paul Warfield — ranked #99
    Paul Warfield
    Wide receiver from 1964 to 1969 whose blazing speed and sure hands made him one of the most dangerous weapons of his era.
    1pts
  10. Leroy Kelly — ranked #1010
    Leroy Kelly
    Running back from 1964 to 1973 who stepped out of Jim Brown's shadow to post three straight 1,000-yard seasons.
    1pts
  11. Ozzie Newsome — ranked #1111
    Ozzie Newsome
    Tight end from 1978 to 1990, a Hall of Famer who redefined the position and later built Super Bowl-winning rosters as a GM.
    1pts

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