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Classic Browns: The 50 Greatest Games in Cleveland Browns History (Classic Cleveland) |
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NFL History of the Cleveland Browns |
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The Best Show in Football: The 1946-1955 Cleveland Browns--Pro Football's Greatest Dynasty |
Astute analysis of a revolutionary time in Cleveland sports, pro football, and American society. It belongs on any short list of must-have books for the shelf o
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One Moment Changes Everything: The All-America Tragedy of Don Rogers |
A careful and caring chronicle of the Rogers family. A compelling microcosm of the best and worst aspects of American life. (reviewed in 3/08 OBR Magazine)
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Paul Brown: The Man Who Invented Modern Football |
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Paul Brown: The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of Football's Most Innovative Coach |
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Brown's Town: 20 Famous Browns Talk Amongst Themselves |
The most absorbing book featuring the words of ex-Browns. Natali is easily the best prose stylist among all authors of Browns books.
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Jim Brown: The Fierce Life of an American Hero |
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The Cleveland Browns: The Great Tradition |
A handsome and highly readable history, with the best overall combination of text and image. Qualifies as an heirloom book.
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On Being Brown: What It Means to Be a Cleveland Browns Fan |
Charming collection of short essays and interviews with fans and former players, connecting one with another, and reader and author, by dipping into pooled emot
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Legends By The Lake (Ohio History and Culture) |
Well worth the space it takes up on your bookshelf Its greatest strength lies in the frequent quotations generated from several dozen interviews.
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Cleveland Browns: NFL Greatest Games |
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Sundays in the Pound: The Heroics And Heartbreak of the 1985-89 Cleveland Browns |
Quality research and an enjoyable text through which to revisit a fondly remembered era.
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