NFL: Browns fans planning Monday night game protest
Associated Press
BEREA, Ohio — Tired of seeing their beloved Browns lose, some Cleveland fans are fighting back.
Hoping to make a statement to protest the NFL team's abysmal record — this season and since the team returned in 1999 — some Browns backers are encouraging fans to walk in late to the Nov. 16 home game against Baltimore.
Two longtime season-ticket holders came up with the idea after last Sunday's 31-3 loss to Green Bay.
They are hoping the temporarily empty seats for a nationally televised Monday night game will send a message to owner Randy Lerner that they want a better product on the field.
The Browns are 1-6 this season and 55-113 since 1999.