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Knight, Jonathan.
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Brown, Paul 1908-1991.
Cleveland Browns (Football team) -- History.
Cincinnati Bengals (Football team) -- History.
Football coaches -- United States -- Biography.
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Knight, Jonathan.
Brown, Paul 1908-1991.
Cleveland Browns (Football team) -- History.
Cincinnati Bengals (Football team) -- History.
Football coaches -- United States -- Biography.
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Paul Brown's ghost : how the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals are haunted by the man who created them / Jonathan Knight.
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Knight, Jonathan.
Sports Publishing, an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing, Inc. 2018.
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796
.33264
K699p
Subjects
Brown, Paul 1908-1991.
Cleveland Browns (Football team) -- History.
Cincinnati Bengals (Football team) -- History.
Football coaches -- United States -- Biography.
ISBN:
9781683582441 (hc.)
Description:
186 p. ; 23 cm.
Summary:
Paul Brown was a football genius and the father of two NFL franchises-the Cleveland Browns, who carry his name, and the Cincinnati Bengals. Arguably the most important figure in the history of the sport, he was a renowned coach and owner, and when he passed away on August 5, 1991, the game lost a giant. But for the Browns and Bengals, his death would herald a new era of bad luck, poor judgment, and comic folly that soon had fans whispering about a curse. Paul Brown's Ghost explores the mystery surrounding the greatest ghost story in NFL history: why these two once-proud franchises have been perpetually denied good fortune in such dramatic, yet different ways-as if they're being haunted by their mutual patriarch. From coaches they shared to draft picks they both lusted after, the Browns and Bengals are connected in ways even their die-hard fans may not realize. Readers will discover the key role the Bengals played in the original Browns' move to Baltimore, how the Browns were instrumental in the Bengals' financially crippling new stadium deal, and how the Bengals actually almost became the new Browns.
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