It was by their recent standards a hugely successful campaign for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League. Before this last season, the lovable losers had only managed a single victory out of their previous thirty-five games. Failing to win a single game in 2017, and only one in 2016, the beleaguered franchise wound up the 2018 season with seven triumphs (and one tie).
For the first time in what might've seemed a decade to Browns fans, there was excitement. A new rookie quarterback, Baker Mayfield, to energize the field playing alongside young talent on both sides of the ball. Cleveland's football team throughout the season played the part, they were certainly up and coming proving as much with a couple surprising wins early on.
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