Players who played for the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers

27 players have played for both the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Orpheus Roye spent the most seasons with the two: 8 with the Cleveland Browns and 5 with the Pittsburgh Steelers. On a roster now: Devin Bush and Rayshawn Jenkins. Rosters are on file in full from 1993; before that only some of the stars are.

Players who played for the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers, with their years at each
PlayerPosCLEPIT
Orpheus RoyeDE2000–2007 · 8 seasons1996–2008 · 5 seasons
Joe HadenCB2010–2016 · 7 seasons2017–2021 · 5 seasons
Matt BahrPK1982–1989 · 8 seasons1979–1980 · 2 seasons
Chris GardockiP1999–2003 · 5 seasons2004–2006 · 3 seasons
Mike TomczakQB1992 · 1 season1993–1999 · 7 seasons
Nick EasonDE2004–2006 · 3 seasons2007–2010 · 4 seasons
Earl HolmesLB2002 · 1 season1996–2001 · 6 seasons
Devin BushLB2024–2025 · 2 seasons2019–2022 · 4 seasons
Anthony MadisonCB2009 · 1 season2006–2010 · 5 seasons
Joe SchobertLB2016–2019 · 4 seasons2021 · 1 season
Ricardo ColcloughCB2007 · 1 season2004–2007 · 4 seasons
Quincy MorganWR2001–2004 · 4 seasons2005 · 1 season
Bill JohnsonDT1992–1994 · 3 seasons1995–1996 · 2 seasons
L.J. FortLB2012 · 1 season2016–2018 · 3 seasons
Arnold HarrisonLB2009 · 1 season2006–2009 · 3 seasons
Hank PoteatCB2009 · 1 season2000–2002 · 3 seasons
Chris HubbardG2019 · 1 season2016–2017 · 2 seasons
Justin GilbertCB2014–2015 · 2 seasons2016 · 1 season
R.J. BowersRB2002–2003 · 2 seasons2001 · 1 season
Rayshawn JenkinsS2025 · 1 season2026 · 1 season
Dustin ColquittP2021 · 1 season2020 · 1 season
Morgan BurnettS2019 · 1 season2018 · 1 season
Bruce GradkowskiQB2008 · 1 season2014 · 1 season
Lenzie JacksonWR2000 · 1 season2001 · 1 season
David DunnWR1999 · 1 season1998 · 1 season
George JonesRB1999 · 1 season1997 · 1 season
Harold BishopTE1995 · 1 season1998 · 1 season

Regular season, under every name each club has played as. A season split by a trade counts for both clubs where the game logs reach it (NBA from 1993-94, NFL 1994, NHL 1996, MLB 2001). Longest stay with the two first.

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