2035
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I guess no-one needed a corner.
Here is your 3035 Cleveland Browns Starting Lineup
Position/Player Current Est Future Est Exp GM
QB Sammie McKnight 19 20 10 Subby
RB Derek Ainsworth 17 18 5 TheRoyalOne
FB Richard Hartman 19 20 6 TheRoyalOne
TE Billy McWilliams 17 20 5 TheRoyalOne
WR Dana Lyon 17 18 9 WebEwbank
WR Stanley Lewinsky 17 17 6 Darkiller
WR Jim Henderson 17 18 12 Syrinx
C Burt Carlson 19 20 5 WebEwbank
G Jerry Bensen 19 19 7 TheRoyalOne
G A.J. Germaine 18 17 4 WebEwbank
T Gilbert Reedy 18 19 4 TheRoyalOne
T Rondell Finch 17 17 12 Syrinx
P Ian Reese 14 16 10 Subby
K Blaine Chandler 18 19 9 Darkiller
DE Gene Woodson 19 20 9 Subby
DE Marvin Riley 16 17 6 WebEwbank
DT Geoff Freitag 16 16 5 TheRoyalOne
DT Keith Bennink 14 17 5 WebEwbank
LB Duane Lies 19 19 8 WebEwbank
LB Dale Still 18 18 9 Subby
LB O.J. Briggs 16 15 13 WebEwbank
CB Darryl Hutchins 17 17 10 Subby
CB Barry Peterman 16 15 13 WebEwbank
S Clay Banks 18 18 9 TheRoyalOne
S Henry Berosik 16 17 7 Darkiller
PRKR Jeffrey Maugh 12 20 1 Syrinx
We proceed through pre-season 4-0 with a few injuries. FB Hartman is
out 3-5 weeks and CB Maugh broke is foot in a Punt return and is out 2-3
months.
Week 1
Solid season opener
Ainsworth 22-91-1
McKnight 22-15-167-0-1
Ward 1 Sack
Hutchins 1Int for a TD
The Greek 1Int
Finch 1Fumble recovery for a TD on Punt Coverage
Cleveland 40(1-0) vs. Houston 13(0-1)
Week 2
Weak follow up against an inferior opponent
Ainsworth 23-82-0
McKnight 30-18-280-0-1
Lewinsky 5-87-0
Chandler 4-5 FG’s
Hutchins 1 Int
Lies led with 5 Tackles 1 Sack
Cleveland 12(2-0) vs. New Orleans 10(0-2)
Week 3
Nice division win
Ainsworth 28-111-1
McKnight 22-18-246-2-0
Lies led with 6 Tackles 1 Sack
Bennink and Woodson 1 Sack each
Hutchins and Still 1 Int each
Cleveland 32(3-0) @ Pittsburgh 17(2-1)
Week 4
Another nice division win
Ainsworth 23-135-0
McKnight 25-17-264-2-0 plus 1 rushing TD
Lewinsky 5-104-1
Hutchins led with 7 Tackles
Swift 1.5 sacks, Freitag 1 sack, Bennink half a sack
Berosik had an Int
Cleveland 38(4-0) vs. Cincinnati 13(2-2)
Week 5
Closer then it should have been
Ainsworth 21-148-1
McKnight 33-17-185-0-1
Lyon 5-80-0
Still and Hutchins led with 7 Tackles
Freitag 2.5 sacks, Riley 2 sacks, Robbins 1 sack, Swift half a sack
Berosik had an Int
Cleveland 18(5-0) @ Baltimore 10 (1-4)
After only 2 games back in action, FB Hartman goes out for 2-3 months
with a Hip Pointer
Week 6
An embarrassing loss, helped by McKnight missing half the game, and the D
not showing up
Ainsworth 22-69-0
McKnight 18-14-210-0-0
Parrish 12-5-48-1-2
Lyon 6-79-0
Henderson 5-74-1
Still led with 10 Tackles
No Sacks or INT’s!
Cleveland 19(5-1) @ Tennessee 30 (2-4)
Week 7 – Bye
Week 8
A bad loss to the new division leader (in our 4th sub 20 point game)
Ainsworth 17-94-0 and 2 fumbles 
McKnight 20-10-214-0-3 
Lyon 3-112-0
Berosik led with 11 tackles and an Int
Woodson had a solo sack, and combined with Freitag for another
Cleveland 10(5-2) @ Cincinnati 25 (5-2)
Week 9
A win is a win
Ainsworth 20-70-1
McKnight 29-16-221-2-3
more Int’s
Lewinsky 3-58-1
Lies led with 8 tackles and also grabbed an Int and got a sack!
Woodson had a two solo sacks, and again combined with Freitag for another
Cleveland 30(6-2) vs. Baltimore 28 (2-6)
Week 10
A fun blowout against the AFC West leader
Sievers 31-160-2 – replacing an Injured Ainsworth after the first play
McKnight 31-23-336-3-2
Lewinsky 10-160-1 – Hello!
Lyon 6-92-1
Hutchins had 2 picks; Berosik, Winslett and Banks each had 1
Woodson had a two more sacks
Cleveland 44(7-2) @ Oakland 7 (6-3)
Week 11
An important division win (and a nice piece of revenge as well)
Ainsworth 21-67-0
Sievers 7-50-1 – helping an ailing Ainsworth
McKnight 30-23-281-2-0
Lyon 7-99-1
Henderson 6-80-0
Berosik, and Peterman each had an Int
Woodson and Bennink each had a sack
Cleveland 47(8-2) vs. Tennessee 10(4-6)
Week 12
A tough critical win
Ainsworth 11-33-0 before aggravating his turf toe
Sievers 10-65-0 – helping an ailing Ainsworth
McKnight 32-16-253-2-3
still more Int’s
Henderson 5-97-2
Lyon 5-81-0
Berosik led with 10 tackles
Woodson had a solo sack and combined with Ward for another
Our D forced no turnovers
Cleveland 20(9-2) vs. Pittsburgh 14 (7-4)
Week 13
Another tough win against another tough opponent
Robins 25-102-2 The rookie making the most of his chance at RB
McKnight 24-11-144-0-1
Lies led with 13 tackles!
Bennink, Woodson and Ward each made a sack
Banks had an Int
Cleveland 20(10-2) @ St. Louis 17 (9-3)
Marshall Sievers tore his Knee Ligaments and is out (probably ending
his career)
Week 14
A walk in the park
Robins 20-137-1 Nice first start for the Rookie
McKnight 34-24-319-3-1
Lyon 6-79-0
McWilliams 5-74-1
Lewinsky 5-72-1
Riley, Bennink, Woodson and Ward each made a sack
Ward had a fumble recovery, which was our only defensive turnover
Cleveland 40(11-2) vs. Jacksonville 17 (3-10)
Week 15
Staying a game ahead of Cincy for the division (and home field advantage)
with an exciting OT win
Robins 27-123-0
McKnight 31-18-193-1-1
Henderson 3-45-1
Riley had 2 solo sacks, and combined with Freitag for another sack.
Woodson added another sack to his total
Banks had 2 picks
Cleveland 40(12-2) vs. Denver 17 (7-7)
Week 16
An exciting close win, keeps us 1 game up
Ainsworth 22-117-2 returning from injury in nice form
McKnight 30-19-274-0-1
Lyon 6-74-0
Chandler 4-4 FG’s
Lies led with 10 tackles
Ward 1.5 sacks; Woodson; Riley and Still 1 sack each; Bennink 0.5 sack
We forced no turnovers
Cleveland 33(13-2) @ Miami 31(8-7)
Week 17
Finishing with a route over the division doormat
Ainsworth 20-83-2
McKnight 27-20-281-3-1
Lewinsky 9-152-1
Lyon 8-99-2
Chandler 4-4 FG’s
Woodson and Ward had 1 sack each; Riley and Still each had half a sack
Maugh got his first career Int.
Cleveland 38(14-2) @ Jacksonville 7(4-12)
Cleveland 14-2* (Home field advantage throughout )
Cincinnati 12-4*
Pittsburgh 9-7*
Tennessee 8-8
Baltimore 6-10
Jacksonville 4-12
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Stats-
Wild Cards
Atlanta 16
Philadelphia 13
Milwaukee 23
Cincinnati 41
Pittsburgh 23
Oakland 17
Tampa Bay 38
Greensboro 20
Quarter Finals
Atlanta 19
St. Louis 24
Cincinnati 28
Indianapolis 24
Tampa Bay 30
Minnesota 21
Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
A cool breeze blows across the field on this January afternoon. The
Steelers come in looking for an upset, and revenge for their 2 regular
season losses. Both teams battle to a near stalemate, as the only score in
the first quarter is a Chandler FG.
Early in the second, the Steelers got on the board, with a solid TD drive,
including a daring 9 yard pass play on 4th and 8. Cleveland answers, but
only with a FG. The quarter keeps moving with no scoring action.
Cleveland’s ball, 2 minute wanring before the half, down by one. 3rd and
8, Ainsworth takes it up the middle for 12, following a crushing lead
block by C Carlson. 1st ad 10 at the Pitt. 19. McKnight drops back , and
finds Lyon near the goal line, Lyon makes in the catch, and lunges into
the endzone for the score. Ainsworth then carries the ball in for 2. The
Browns take a 14-7 lead into the half.
The third quarter starts with a Cleveland drive that ends with Chandler
drilling a 56 yard kick. (17-7) Cleveland stops the Steelers on their next
drive. But Cleveland starts to stall as well, feeling cocky they go for it
on 4th and 3, but come up short. The Steelers take over on the Brown’s
38, but can’t convert as the D holds them to 7 yards, and their kicker
shanks it wide right. The Browns take advantage of their luck and pass
their way down the field(16 and 26 yarders) for a 14 yard scoring strike
to Lewinsky.
Holding a 24-7 lead going into the fourth, the game is essentially over.
The quarter starts with us blocking a punt, leading to an easy 7 points
for Ainsworth. Later in the fourth their QB coughs up the ball as Freitag
and Woodson slam into him. Ward drops on the ball. This leads to Ainsworth
TD run. A fumbled Steelers punt return allows us to put a final 3 points
on the board, inside the two minute warning.
Ainsworth 19-190-2
McKnight 27-17-235-2-0
Lyon 6-88-1
Lewinsky 5-76-1
Woodson combined with Freitag for one sack and with LB Ekstrom for another
Blair had the only pick
Cleveland 41 vs. Pittsburgh 7
League Finals
Tampa Bay 18
St. Louis 21
Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals
It comes down to the game everyone was expecting. Cincinnati had to fight
through two 11-5 teams to get here, but they made it. They are five point
underdogs, due to their week 4 loss here in Cleveland, and their 12-4
record. But they hope to capture the magic of their week 8 victory, where
they forced 5 Cleveland turnovers. For the 99,900 fans the game didn’t
live up to some expectations. To others it was the sweetest kind of game
of all.
The first quarter started with a negative 8 yard Cincinnati drive.
Followed by a 58 yard TD drive by Cleveland capped by a McKnight pass to
Henderson. The scoring stopped until the middle of the second quarter,
when the Browns got the ball at their own 30 yard line, gave the ball to
Ainsworth and watch as he bobbed and weaved through Bengals’ defenders
in a beautiful 70 yard TD run! With only 7 seconds remaining in the second
quarter, a pass got away from McKnight and Bengal CB Jennings grabbed it
out of the air at mid-field. Jennings began to run as the final seconds
ticked away… to the 45… the 40...35...30 past all the Browns
players… to the25, the 20…, then comeing in from behind, 4th wideout
Byron Armour raced in and shoved the ball carrier out of bounds, saving
what looked to be a sure touchdown.
At the half the Browns held their 14-0 lead.
Neither team could make anything of their first drives, but on
Cleveland’s second attempt, they managed a FG. Then came the final nail
in Cincy’s coffin. On 2nd and 10, RB Sanders made a brilliant 8 yard
run, but as LB Still managed to strip the ball out of his hands while
tackling him. LB Briggs dropped on the ball as we took over at their 24.
Two McKnight passes later it was 24-0 and the Bengal’s where completely
deflated. A late 3rd quarter Int led to one final Brown’s scoring drive.
Ainsworth 20-88-2
McKnight 38-20-2-1
Henderson 5-90-1
DE Ward led with 5 tackles
Freitag and Swift had our only 2 sacks
Berosik 1 Int
Cleveland 31 vs. Cincinnati 0
FOF Bowl
Cleveland Browns vs. St Louis Rams
The fans are ready for a rematch of the thrilling 3 point Cleveland
victory in St. Loins during week 13. The Rams have the number 1 passing
offense, the Browns the number 2. The Rams hope to win in the air. If this
turns into a ground war, the Browns have the advantage with their first
place rushing game, against the Rams’ last place rushing D (how did they
get to the Bowl in the first place??)
Cleveland started slow, managing a first down on their opening drive, then
loseing 9 yards on 3 plays and punting from the 17 yard line. The result
was terrible as St. Louis started on our 24.
Our defense held, and they only came away with 3. Again the Ram’s
stopped us cold, forcing a punt from our 16. This time Reese got off a
nice kick that was covered quickly. Both teams exchanged a punts. The Rams
then drove deep into Cleveland teritory, only to be stopped short as LB
Duane Lies picked off a pass intended for Rams TE Irving Rogers at the 14.
As time ran out in the first quarter, Cleveland was finnaly coming to
life, as they advanced into St. Louis territory.
The second quarter opened with a Cleveland FG to tie the score at 3. The
Rams came back, only to wind up missing a go ahead 46 yard FG.
Capitalizing on their mistake, Cleveland’s air attack brought them to
the Rams’ 35. From there, on 2nd and 15, Ainsworth took over, and 2
plays later he was dancing in the Endzone. Browns move ahead 10-3. The
Browns defense holds the Rams’ to only one first down on the next drive,
forcing a punt. The Browns used two big passes from McKnight to Lewinksy
(10 and then 31 yards) to move to the 6 yard line. From there it took
Ainsworth two attempts to drive it in and close the half 17-3.
Both teams managed nothing on each of their first 2 drives in the second
half. It took the Rams the final 6 minutes of the third quarter just to
fight through the Browns defense and manage a field goal. The Browns then
started the 4th with a 4 min. 30 second, 75 yard TD drive, that was
ignited with a 20 yard Ainsworth run and capped by a 5 yard Ainsworth run
for the score. Again the teams exchanged punts, followed by another St.
Louis FG. With the score at 24-9 and only 7 minutes left, things looked
bleak for the Rams. Things looked worse as the Browns proceeded to run
another 4 min. off the clock (although not producing any more points).
With 2:15 left, the Browns defense finally slipped, being called for
unnecesary roughness on 4th and 9 (when the receiver had dropped the ball
down field )
The Rams then got a 44 yard pass down to the goal line, and plunged in for
their first TD on the next play. Down by 6, with only 1:13 left, it was
obvious they would have to go for the onside kick. Cleveland had their
“hands” unit on the field, and WR Herman Vance managed to recover the
kick. (ok so it’s a little unfair when your 5th wideout is good enough
to be the first WR on ANY other team.) From there the Browns simply ran
out the clock, making one first down in the process to burn up St Louis’
time outs.
Ainsworth 23-97-3 Game MVP
McKnight 31-17-0-0
Lewinsky 7-88-0
Briggs led a dominating D with 7 tackles (St. Louis RB’s averaged only
1.7 yard per carry)
Lies had 6 tackles and an Int
Bennink and Ward each made one sack
Cleveland 24 vs. St. Louis 16
Browns Win! Browns Win!
Individual Stats
QB Sammie McKnight(16 starts) 438-279-63.6%(1st) - 3868 yards(3rd)
8.83avg(1st) 20TD 19Int 89.0Rtg (5th) and surprising League MVP, 2nd
Team All-League QB honors in what is a statisticly disapointing season
for him with his second lowest rating as a starter.
RB Derek Ainsworth(16 games/13 starts) 256-1115 4.3avg 9TD’s Championship
MVP
WR Dana Lyon (16 games/15 starts) 68-1007 14.8avg 5TD’s
WR Stanley Lewinsky(16 games/14 starts) 60-998 16.6avg 6TD’s
WR Jim Henderson (16 games/3 starts) 43-694 16.1avg 5TD’s
C Burt Carlson (15games/15 starts) 29-77blocks (37.6%) 2 sacks allowed
K Blaine Chandler 48-56FG’s(85.7%) 44-44PAT’s 1st Team All-League K
making a single season record number of FG’s
DE Gene Woodson 32 tackles, 14.5(6th) sacks
LB Duane Lies 90 tackles 3 sacks, 1 Int
LB Dale Still 74 tackles 1.5 sacks, 1 Int, 1 Fumble Recovery
CB Darryl Hutchins 50 tackles, 5 Int’s 1 TD
S Henry Berosik 76 Tackles, 5 Int’s 1 TD
S Clay Banks 66 Tackles, 4 Ints, 2 Fumble Recoveries
Team Stats
Turnovers +4 (10th)
Offense
Rushing:2405(1st) Passing:4052(2nd) Thrid Down:.354(18th) Points For:464
(1st)
Defense
Rushing:1627(4th) Passing: 3143 (8th) Thrid Down:.301 (1st)Points Against:
269 (2nd)
Herb:
Perforance: 100
Value: 100
Profit: 100
Dificulty: 74
Year End Score: 98
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