Success. That’s one word that anyone following the NFL knows was not synonymous with the Cleveland Browns organization. Whether a fan of the league since 2000 or 2017, you know that front office drama, coaching carousels, and draft pick whiffs were nothing out of the ordinary for the Browns franchise. Things began to take a turn in 2018, however, when general manager John Dorsey took the helm and began to mold the team into something to be proud of.
It all started by removing players who didn’t fit the culture he desired. Dorsey said he wanted to make his football team full of “real players,” which is something the previous regimes had failed to do.