The 1951 Cleveland Browns season was the team's second season with the National Football League. Dub Jones set an NFL record with six touchdowns in one game versus the Chicago Bears.[1]
Exhibition Schedule
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| Week
| Date
| Opponent
| Result
| Attendance
|
| 1
| August 17, 1951
| vs College All-Stars at Chicago
| W 38–7
| 92,180
|
| 2
| August 25, 1951
| vs. New York Yanks at Akron
| W 34–7
| 25,820
|
| 3
| September 4, 1951
| at Detroit Lions
| L 20–21
| 35,165
|
| 4
| September 9, 1951
| at Chicago Bears
| W 32–21
| 67,342
|
| 5
| September 14, 1951
| Los Angeles Rams
| W 7–6
| 38,851
|
Regular Season ScheduleEdit
| Week
| Date
| Opponent
| Result
| Attendance
|
| 1
| September 30, 1951
| at San Francisco 49ers
| L 24–10
| 52,219
|
| 2
| October 7, 1951
| at Los Angeles Rams
| W 38–23
| 67,186
|
| 3
| October 14, 1951
| Washington Redskins
| W 45–0
| 33,968
|
| 4
| October 21, 1951
| Pittsburgh Steelers
| W 17–0
| 32,409
|
| 5
| October 28, 1951
| New York Giants
| W 14–13
| 56,947
|
| 6
| November 4, 1951
| at Chicago Cardinals
| W 34–17
| 19,742
|
| 7
| November 11, 1951
| Philadelphia Eagles
| W 20–17
| 36,571
|
| 8
| November 18, 1951
| at New York Giants
| W 10–0
| 52,215
|
| 9
| November 25, 1951
| Chicago Bears
| W 42–21
| 40,969
|
| 10
| December 2, 1951
| Chicago Cardinals
| W 49–28
| 30,550
|
| 11
| December 9, 1951
| at Pittsburgh Steelers
| W 28–0
| 24,229
|
| 12
| December 16, 1951
| at Philadelphia Eagles
| W 24–9
| 16,263
|
| Week
| Date
| Opponent
| Result
| Attendance
|
| Championship
| December 23, 1951
| at Los Angeles Rams
| L 24–17
| 57,540
|
StandingsEdit
Awards and recordsEdit
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ The Best Show in Football:The 1946–1955 Cleveland Browns, p.226, Andy Piascik, Taylor Trade Publishing, 2007, ISBN 978-1-58979-360-6
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