Product Description

The complete Network Broadcasts of three historic games in Browns history: 10/19/80 Browns 26, Packers 21 (Dave Logan Game) 9/10/89 Browns 51, Steelers 0 (Opening Day Rout) 12/29/02 Browns 24, Falcons 16 (Browns clinch playoff berth) The “Dave Logan” game epitomizes the “Cardiac Kids” era in Cleveland it was a nail-biting, last-second comeback that resulted in a Browns victory. The opening day victory against the Steelers is sweet for many Browns fans because of their ingrained hatred of the Steelers. The 2002 game against the Falcons propelled the Browns into the 2002 playoffs. William s Greens run put the game away much to the delight of the Browns faithful.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #52437 in DVD
• Brand: Team Marketing
• Released on: 2007-12-04
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 3
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 390 minutes

Features

• Officially Licensed
• Highest Quality Recording

Customer Reviews

Great Collection for Browns Fans
This is a rare collection for Browns fans. DVDs of Browns games are few and far between at best, so it's best to grab one when they come around. This is a great set of games.

A 3-DVD set, each contains one game in its entirety. They are:

DVD #1: 1980 Browns vs. Packers,10/19/80.
Dave Logan catches an amazing 46-yard touchdown pass to give the Cardiac Kids a win over the Green Bay Cheeseheads.

DVD #2: 1989 Browns vs. Steelers, 9/10/89.
The Browns destroy the Steelers 50 - 0 on Opening Day.

DVD #3: 2002 Browns vs. Falcons, 12/29/02.
William Green helps the Browns smack the Falcons 24 - 16, putting the Browns in the playoffs.

Brian Sipe is the quarterback on the first DVD, Bernie Kosar in the second.

If you've got a Browns fan in your house, this is the gift for them.

Browns Great Games over the Years
This is a good 3 dvd set however on the dvd the Atlanta Falcons game and the Pittsburgh Steelers game are on the wrong described dvd, so when you watch the Atlanta Falcons game your really watching the Steelers game and vice versa. However these games are the actual NFL games straight off the TV the day they were aired with commentary and no commercials.
Very cool.

Games are great but the packaging is not....
I was excited to receive my Browns DVD collection today. Unfortunately the packaging was all messed up. The sleeves did not represent the discs in inside them (no big problem there, I just switched the sleeves), however, the disc labeled for the Steelers v Browns game on my set is actually the Browns v Falcons game (and vice-versa). Still great to have these games archived on DVD, but the quality control on these is bad. Just want to know if this happened on others or just mine before I complain to Warner Brothers.