The 1983 Cleveland Browns season was the team's 34th season with the National Football League.
Offseason
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NFL Draft
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The following were selected in the 1983 NFL Draft.
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Regular season
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Week
| Date
| Opponent
| Result
| Attendance
|
1
| September 4, 1983
| Minnesota Vikings
| L 27–21
| 70,087
|
2
| September 11, 1983
| at Detroit Lions
| W 31–26
| 60,095
|
3
| September 15, 1983
| Cincinnati Bengals
| W 17–7
| 79,700
|
4
| September 25, 1983
| at San Diego Chargers
| W 30–24
| 49,482
|
5
| October 2, 1983
| Seattle Seahawks
| L 24–9
| 75,446
|
6
| October 9, 1983
| New York Jets
| W 10–7
| 78,235
|
7
| October 16, 1983
| at Pittsburgh Steelers
| L 44–17
| 59,263
|
8
| October 23, 1983
| at Cincinnati Bengals
| L 28–21
| 50,047
|
9
| October 30, 1983
| Houston Oilers
| W 25–19
| 68,851
|
10
| November 6, 1983
| at Green Bay Packers
| L 35–21
| 54,089
|
11
| November 13, 1983
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers
| W 20–0
| 56,091
|
12
| November 20, 1983
| at New England Patriots
| W 30–0
| 40,987
|
13
| November 27, 1983
| Baltimore Colts
| W 41–23
| 65,812
|
14
| December 4, 1983
| at Denver Broncos
| L 27–6
| 70,912
|
15
| December 11, 1983
| at Houston Oilers
| L 34–27
| 29,746
|
16
| December 18, 1983
| Pittsburgh Steelers
| W 30–17
| 72,313
|
Standings
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Awards and records
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- Brian Sipe, NFL Leader, Touchdown Passes (26), Tied with another player
References
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