Jim Ingraham is a local journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. He writes for publications such as Forbes and the Medina Gazette, and his work has also appeared in Lorain County Printing and Publishing and Baseball America. Jim's articles primarily focus on the Cleveland Browns football team, providing commentary, analysis, and insights into the team's performances and key players.
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CLEVELAND — The Browns and their two wins returned home Thursday night to face the Steelers and their eight wins.
By: Jim Ingraham
Of all the quarterbacks the Browns have considered, pursued, employed, and let go during the Haslam era, the worst of the bunch — and it’s not even close — is the one who should have been the easiest of all on which to make a call. Deshaun Watson. He never should have been a candidate
Welcome to the start of mock draft season. The timing is perfect for the going-nowhere Browns, who Sunday continued to go nowhere, for the 10th time in 13 games, this one (yawn) by the score of Steelers 27, Browns 14.
By: Jim Ingraham
Welcome to the start of mock draft season. The timing is perfect for the going-nowhere Browns, who on Sunday continued to go nowhere, for the 10th time in 13 games, this one (yawn) by the score of Steelers 27, Browns 14. If you have checked the Browns’ schedule lately, you already know that the chances of
By: Jim Ingraham
When he was at his peak, Cleveland had only three TV stations, which was one less than the number of home runs he hit in Baltimore on the night of June 11, 1959.
Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images) Getty Images
By: Jim Ingraham
What we have here is not a football team, but a failed experiment, poorly conceived and sloppily executed. It wasn’t even an intended experiment as much as an accidental one, created by some failed football scientists. Sunday’s final score from Haslam Acres: Kansas City Chiefs 21, Cleveland’s failed experiment 7. That’s right, the beat goes
By: Jim Ingraham, Roki Sasaki
It started at the 2023 Winter Meetings, when Cleveland won the first overall pick in the 2024 draft lottery.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Jameis Winston has thrown 12 interceptions, been sacked 24 times, has a ... [+] quarterback rating of 57.8, and Cleveland has a record of 2-5 in games started by Winston. (AP Photo/Matt Freed)
By: Jim Ingraham
What is it about Cleveland and quarterbacks? Has there ever been an NFL team more inept at finding one than the Browns? Seriously. This isn’t brain surgery. It only seems like it with the Browns. How come most of the other NFL teams can find quarterbacks, one way or another, when needed. But for the
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