Cleveland Browns year by year

78 seasons since 1946 · 570-561-14 all time · 4 titles

How have the Browns ranked, year by year?

The Cleveland Browns have played 77 seasons since 1946: 567-560-14 in the regular season, with 4 titles. Their defense allowed the fewest points in the league in 1994. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2023's (13th in points allowed), the best offense 2023's (10th in points scored). In 2026 they are 3-1, 22nd in points scored and 18th in points allowed after 4 games.

Cleveland Browns by season: record, points scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
Season	W-L-T	Offense	Defense	Yds/G	Yds allowed/G	Coach	Postseason
2026	3-1	20.322nd	23.818th	292.523rd	348.523rd	Todd Monken	—
2025	5-12	16.431st	22.314th	—	—	Kevin Stefanski	—
2024	3-14	15.232nd	25.627th	—	—	Kevin Stefanski	—
2023	11-6	23.310th	21.313th	—	—	Kevin Stefanski	Lost in the wild card round
2022	7-10	21.218th	22.420th	—	—	Kevin Stefanski	—
2021	8-9	20.520th	21.813th	—	—	Kevin Stefanski	—
2020	11-5	25.514th	26.221st	—	—	Kevin Stefanski	Lost in the divisional round
2019	6-10	20.922nd	24.620th	—	—	Freddie Kitchens	—
2018	7-8-1	22.420th	24.521st	—	—	Hue Jackson, Gregg Williams	—
2017	0-16	14.632nd	25.631st	—	—	Hue Jackson	—
2016	1-15	16.531st	28.330th	—	—	Hue Jackson	—
2015	3-13	17.430th	27.029th	—	—	Mike Pettine	—
2014	7-9	18.727th	21.19th	—	—	Mike Pettine	—
2013	4-12	19.327th	25.423rd	—	—	Rob Chudzinski	—
2012	5-11	18.924th	23.019th	—	—	Pat Shurmur	—
2011	4-12	13.630th	19.25th	—	—	Pat Shurmur	—
2010	5-11	16.931st	20.813th	—	—	Eric Mangini	—
2009	5-11	15.329th	23.421st	—	—	Eric Mangini	—
2008	4-12	14.530th	21.916th	—	—	Romeo Crennel	—
2007	10-6	25.18th	23.921st	—	—	Romeo Crennel	—
2006	4-12	14.930th	22.322nd	—	—	Romeo Crennel	—
2005	6-10	14.532nd	18.811th	—	—	Romeo Crennel	—
2004	4-12	17.327th	24.424th	—	—	Butch Davis, Terry Robiskie	—
2003	5-11	15.929th	20.112th	—	—	Butch Davis	—
2002	9-7	21.519th	20.010th	—	—	Butch Davis	Lost in the wild card round
2001	7-9	17.825th	19.915th	—	—	Butch Davis	—
2000	3-13	10.131st	26.227th	—	—	Chris Palmer	—
1999	2-14	13.631st	27.329th	—	—	Chris Palmer	—
1995	5-11	18.125th	22.320th	—	—	Bill Belichick	—
1994	11-5	21.311th	12.81st	—	—	Bill Belichick	Lost in the divisional round
1993	7-9	19.015th	19.217th	—	—	Bill Belichick	—
1992	7-9	17.020th	17.210th	—	—	Bill Belichick	—
1991	6-10	18.316th	18.614th	—	—	Bill Belichick	—
1990	3-13	14.327th	28.928th	—	—	Bud Carson, Jim Shofner	—
1989	9-6-1	20.914th	15.94th	—	—	Bud Carson	Lost the conference championship
1988	10-6	19.020th	18.06th	—	—	Marty Schottenheimer	Lost in the wild card round
1987	10-5	26.03rd	15.92nd	—	—	Marty Schottenheimer	Lost the conference championship
1986	12-4	24.45th	19.411th	—	—	Marty Schottenheimer	Lost the conference championship
1985	8-8	17.923rd	18.47th	—	—	Marty Schottenheimer	Lost in the divisional round
1984	5-11	15.625th	18.66th	—	—	Sam Rutigliano, Marty Schottenheimer	—
1983	9-7	22.313th	21.414th	—	—	Sam Rutigliano	—
1982	4-5	15.623rd	20.217th	—	—	Sam Rutigliano	Lost in the wild card round
1981	5-11	17.324th	23.423rd	—	—	Sam Rutigliano	—
1980	11-5	22.38th	19.412th	—	—	Sam Rutigliano	Lost in the divisional round
1979	9-7	22.49th	22.020th	—	—	Sam Rutigliano	—
1978	8-8	20.98th	22.325th	—	—	Sam Rutigliano	—
1977	6-8	19.212th	19.122nd	—	—	Forrest Gregg, Dick Modzelewski	—
1976	9-5	19.114th	20.520th	—	—	Forrest Gregg	—
1975	3-11	15.622nd	26.624th	—	—	Forrest Gregg	—
1974	4-10	17.915th	24.626th	—	—	Nick Skorich	—
1973	7-5-2	16.718th	18.213th	—	—	Nick Skorich	—
1972	10-4	19.117th	17.89th	—	—	Nick Skorich	Lost in the divisional round
1971	9-5	20.410th	19.510th	—	—	Nick Skorich	Lost in the divisional round
1970	7-7	20.413th	18.913th	—	—	Blanton Collier	—
1969	10-3-1	25.1	21.4	—	—	Blanton Collier	Lost the conference championship
1968	10-4	28.1	19.5	—	—	Blanton Collier	Lost the conference championship
1967	9-5	23.9	21.2	—	—	Blanton Collier	Lost in the divisional round
1966	9-5	28.8	18.5	—	—	Blanton Collier	—
1965	11-3	25.9	23.2	—	—	Blanton Collier	Lost the championship game
1964	10-3-1	29.6	20.9	—	—	Blanton Collier	Won the championship
1963	10-4	24.5	18.7	—	—	Blanton Collier	—
1962	7-6-1	20.8	18.4	—	—	Paul Brown	—
1961	8-5-1	22.8	19.3	—	—	Paul Brown	—
1960	8-3-1	30.2	18.1	—	—	Paul Brown	—
1959	7-5	22.5	17.8	—	—	Paul Brown	—
1958	9-3	25.2	18.1	—	—	Paul Brown	Lost in the divisional round
1957	9-2-1	22.4	14.3	—	—	Paul Brown	Lost the championship game
1956	5-7	13.9	14.8	—	—	Paul Brown	—
1955	9-2-1	29.1	18.2	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship
1954	9-3	28.0	13.5	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship
1953	11-1	29.0	13.5	—	—	Paul Brown	Lost the championship game
1952	8-4	25.8	17.8	—	—	Paul Brown	Lost the championship game
1951	11-1	27.6	12.7	—	—	Paul Brown	Lost the championship game
1950	10-2	25.8	12.0	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship
1949Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	9-1-2	28.3	14.3	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship game
1948Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	14-0	27.8	13.6	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship game
1947Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	12-1-1	29.3	13.2	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship game
1946Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	12-2	30.2	9.8	—	—	Paul Brown	Won the championship game

Regular season. Offense and defense are points scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1970, the first season after the merger; yards (passing net of sacks, plus rushing) in 1999.

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