The 1989 Cleveland Browns season was the team's 40th season with the National Football League.
Personnel
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| 1989 Cleveland Browns staff
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| Head Coaches
Offensive Coaches
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| Defensive Coaches
Special Teams Coaches
Strength and Conditioning
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| Week
| Date
| Opponent
| Result
| Attendance
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| 1
| September 10, 1989
| at Pittsburgh Steelers
| W 51–0
| 57,928
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| 2
| September 17, 1989
| New York Jets
| W 38–24
| 73,516
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| 3
| September 25, 1989
| at Cincinnati Bengals
| L 21–14
| 55,996
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| 4
| October 1, 1989
| Denver Broncos
| W 16–13
| 78,637
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| 5
| October 8, 1989
| at Miami Dolphins
| L 13–10
| 58,444
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| 6
| October 15, 1989
| Pittsburgh Steelers
| L 17–7
| 78,840
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| 7
| October 23, 1989
| Chicago Bears
| W 27–7
| 78,722
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| 8
| October 29, 1989
| Houston Oilers
| W 28–17
| 78,765
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| 9
| November 5, 1989
| at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
| W 42–31
| 69,162
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| 10
| November 12, 1989
| at Seattle Seahawks
| W 17–7
| 58,978
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| 11
| November 19, 1989
| Kansas City Chiefs
| T 10–10
| 77,922
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| 12
| November 23, 1989
| at Detroit Lions
| L 13–10
| 65,624
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| 13
| December 3, 1989
| Cincinnati Bengals
| L 21–0
| 76,236
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| 14
| December 10, 1989
| at Indianapolis Colts
| L 23–17
| 58,550
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| 15
| December 17, 1989
| Minnesota Vikings
| W 23–17
| 70,777
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| 16
| December 23, 1989
| at Houston Oilers
| W 24–20
| 58,852
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| Week
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| Opponent
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| Divisional
| January 6, 1990
| Buffalo Bills
| W 34–30
| 77,706
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| Conference Championship
| January 14, 1990
| at Denver Broncos
| L 21–37
| 76,005
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StandingsEdit
ReferencesEdit
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