Top 10 Cleveland Browns All Time

1. Jim Brown (RB) - Widely regarded as one of the greatest running backs in NFL history, Jim Brown's dominance in the late 1950s and early 1960s set numerous records and earned him three MVP awards. 

2. Otto Graham (QB) - A pioneer of the modern quarterback position, Otto Graham led the Browns to 10 championship games in 10 seasons, winning 7 titles (4 in the AAFC, 3 in the NFL). 

3. Nick Chubb (RB) - Since entering the NFL in 2018, Chubb has consistently been a force in the Browns' backfield. He has accumulated over 5,000 rushing yards in a relatively short career span, highlighting his ability to consistently gain yards on the ground while battling through injuries. Chubb averages 5 yards per game and when healthy, is one of the hardest running backs to tackle in the NFL. 

4. Lou Groza (OT/K) - Known as "The Toe," Lou Groza was a dominant offensive tackle and kicker for the Browns from 1946 to 1967, earning numerous Pro Bowl selections and contributing to multiple championships. 

5. Ozzie Newsome (TE) - A Hall of Fame tight end, Ozzie Newsome played his entire career (1978-1990) with the Browns, becoming one of the most prolific pass-catching tight ends in NFL history. 

6. Gene Hickerson (OG) - A dominant offensive guard, Gene Hickerson played his entire career (1958-1973) with the Browns, earning 6 Pro Bowl selections and helping pave the way for Jim Brown and others. 

7. Frank Gatski (C) - Known for his durability and leadership, Frank Gatski anchored the Browns' offensive line during the 1950s, winning 4 championships and earning multiple Pro Bowl selections. 

8. Leroy Kelly (RB) - Following in the footsteps of Jim Brown, Leroy Kelly continued the tradition of excellence at running back for the Browns in the 1960s and early 1970s, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections and leading the league in rushing. 

9. Hanford Dixon (CB) - As part of the famed "Dawg Pound" defense in the 1980s, Hanford Dixon was a lockdown cornerback known for his physical play and leadership, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections. 

10. Joe Thomas (OT) - A cornerstone of consistency and excellence on the offensive line, Joe Thomas played his entire career (2007-2017) with the Browns, earning 10 Pro Bowl selections and setting a record for consecutive snaps played.