Cleveland Browns vs Every NFL Rival: Matchups & Stats 2026

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Cleveland Browns vs Every Rival

Every NFL team versus Browns, in one place — head-to-head records, roster breakdowns, and matchup stats for the 2026 season. Explore the Steelers versus Browns rivalry (dating to 1950), Ravens versus Browns, Bengals versus Browns, and all 31 other opponents side by side. Find who has the edge in every Cleveland Browns matchup.

About Cleveland Browns

The Cleveland Browns are a professional American football team in the AFC North division of the NFL, based in Cleveland, Ohio. Founded in 1946, the Browns are one of the oldest franchises in professional football and play their home games at Huntington Bank Field. Cleveland's fiercest rivals are the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, and Cincinnati Bengals — all in the AFC North — with the Steelers rivalry dating back to 1950 and consistently ranking among the most heated in the NFL. The Browns went 3-14 in 2023, then improved to 7-10 in 2024. They have never appeared in a Super Bowl but won four AAFC championships before NFL merger. Key all-time players include Jim Brown (widely considered the greatest running back in NFL history), Bernie Kosar, Ozzie Newsome, and more recently Deshaun Watson and Myles Garrett. The Browns famously relocated to Baltimore in 1996 (becoming the Ravens) before an expansion franchise was awarded to Cleveland in 1999. The team plays in one of the most passionate NFL markets, with the "Dawg Pound" endzone section a fixture of NFL culture.

AFC North division — rivals: Steelers, Ravens, BengalsHome: Huntington Bank Field, Cleveland, OhioJim Brown — widely regarded greatest NFL running back ever2026 season schedule features all 32 NFL teams across 17 weeks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cleveland Browns record vs the Pittsburgh Steelers?

The Cleveland Browns hold an all-time record of approximately 73 wins against the Pittsburgh Steelers (with the Steelers holding a slight overall edge), making it one of the NFL's oldest and most contested rivalries. The series dates to 1950. In recent seasons the Steelers have dominated, but divisional matchups remain tightly contested. Check the current head-to-head page for the latest win-loss breakdown.

Who are the Cleveland Browns' biggest rivals?

The Browns' biggest rivals are the Pittsburgh Steelers (oldest and most intense), Baltimore Ravens (former Browns franchise, relocated 1996), and Cincinnati Bengals. All three are AFC North division opponents. The Browns play each rival twice per season — once at home, once away. The Steelers rivalry is widely considered one of the most heated in NFL history.

What is the Cleveland Browns' 2026 schedule?

The Browns' 2026 regular season schedule includes home and away matchups against all four AFC North rivals (Steelers, Ravens, Bengals) plus rotational games against other AFC and NFC divisions. The full schedule is typically released in May and runs from September through January. See the schedule matchup pages on this site for head-to-head stats for each opponent.

How many Super Bowls have the Cleveland Browns won?

The Cleveland Browns have never appeared in or won a Super Bowl. However, the original Browns franchise won four AAFC (All-America Football Conference) championships (1946–1949) before the merger with the NFL. After joining the NFL in 1950, the Browns won an NFL Championship in 1950, 1954, 1955, and 1964 — the last time Cleveland won a pro football championship. The Super Bowl era began in 1967, and the Browns have not advanced to a Super Bowl.

What are the Cleveland Browns' home colors and stadium?

The Cleveland Browns wear orange (helmet and accents), brown (jerseys and pants), and white. Their distinctive bright orange helmet — with no logo — is one of the most recognizable in the NFL. They play home games at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio, which seats approximately 67,895 fans. The stadium opened in 1999 when the expansion Browns franchise was awarded to Cleveland.