The Cleveland Browns are the unluckiest team in the NFL

1) The AFC All Star team"Despite being loaded with some of the best and most popular players in the NFL""Despite being loaded with NFL stars year after year"The AFC all star team at least had the luxury to have good players on their rosters. The Browns have been woefully unable to achieve that same feat despite having tremendous numbers of opportunities to draft great players over the years, as shown before, which shows that they are far more unlucky than the AFC All Star team. "Since 2012, after having endured severe criticism from fans and sportswriters for over two decades of unexciting play"Criticising on field performance?... The Browns have been criticized from fans, writers, and even coaches and players for bad play, and that criticism goes back way further than just 2012... The Browns have been much more unlucky in being criticized for their perofmance than the AFC All Star team was, to the point that its not even a contest. 2) Unluckiest Schedule"What can be more unluckier.... than to not have some of their best players show up in the Pro Bowl?"Not having any good players TO BEGIN WITH over the past ten years despite plenty of drafting opportunities would be unluckier, which is exactly what the Cleveland Browns have gone through.... Not only do the Browns lack good players to begin with, the Browns are also in one of the most difficult NFL divisions themselves, with the Browns routinely being pitted against the Steelers, Ravens, and Bengals... Each of whom has won the division once in the past 3 yearshttps://en.wikipedia.org... So the Browns schedule is just as merciless as the AFC All star team's schedule is, but the Browns are not even afforded the luxury of having good players to work with, meaning they are far more unlucky than the AFC All Star team"The Associated Press famously observed in 2012 that the game appeared to be like two-sides "having a pillow fight"(1) (which is sort of like that action scenes we saw in DDO The Movie)."^ I'm going to ask for conduct points to be awarded to me for that one. If con insists on trying to troll and argue like a petty child then he may go ahead, but I won't stoop to his level. 3) Worst uniformsWorst uniforms is a completely opinionated argument since literally any team can be seen as having the 'worst' uniforms by different people. The Browns uniforms are arguably bad since their helmets dont have a logo at all and their uniforms are literally the same color as poop, and even then, the actual team with the worst uniform in my opinion goes to the Pittsburg Steelers throwback uniforms: http://www.ampedasia.com...;They look like bumblebees for christs sake.... Con cannot prove in any shape or form that the AFC championship team have the absolute worst uniforms, and it can also be argued that the Browns uniforms are just as bad, even though both pale in comparison to some of the bad uniforms other teams have to use. 4) Record"The AFC drew players from some of the worst teams in the NFL. From 2005-2012 this would have included teams like the Cleveland Browns..."At least the AFC team got to pick the BETTER players on the Browns to work with, the Browns themselves meanwhile have to play with the ENTIRE Cleveland Browns football team in its season, which is a far unluckier fate to be faced with..."Resulted in a 3-5 record against the rival NFC (last 10 years)"That's still a better average than just about ALL of the Browns' records over the past 10 years.... A 3-5 record multiplied by 2 comes out to 6-10, and the browns have fallen below 6-10 in 8 of the past 10 seasons since they are currently off to a 2-10 start this year and likely wont win 4 in a row to finish out the year: https://en.wikipedia.org... So record wise the Cleveland Browns are indeed the unluckier team using the measurement of overall record5) Stadium CostsAloha Stadium was opened up around 1975, the Browns stadium opened up in 1995, making it 20 years youngerAloha Stadium cost $180 million to renovate recently, the Browns stadium cost $120 million to renovate recently$180 million divided by 40 years of operation comes out to $4.5 million a year in renovation costs for Aloha Stadium$120 million divided by 20 years of operation comes out to $6 million a year in renovation costs for the Browns StadiumSo despite being newer than Aloha Stadium by 2 full decades, the Browns have had to spend 75% more on average per year to keep it renovated... Meaning that when it comes to stadiums, the Browns have proven to be more unlucky than the AFC All-Star team https://en.wikipedia.org...(Cleveland)#Renovationshttps://en.wikipedia.org..."F#$@% Flordia! Which is the same state that brought you.... internet trolls named after imachairs."Really displaying your maturity as a debater arent ya? Hope forfeiting conduct points are worth it.