Top 10 single seasons by a Cleveland Browns player in the 2010s

The Cleveland Browns had a rough time in the 2010s. Even though the team didn’t find too much success, individual players found great success. Here’s a list of the top 10 individual seasons in the 2010s

The Cleveland Browns had some rough seasons during the 2010s. Only having two years with less than 10 losses, the team struggled at a historical rate.

5-11, 4-12, 5-11, 4-12, 7-9, 3-13, 1-15, 0-16, 7-8-1, 6-10.

Above are each of the individual records for the Cleveland Browns teams from 2010-2019. Each season had its positives and negatives, and the fan base rallied around the team every year. Not all was bad, as some individual players had some incredible careers and single seasons.

Joe Thomas became a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Josh Gordon sprung onto the scene, Peyton Hillis made the cover of Madden 12, Baker Mayfield broke the rookie passing touchdown record, and the Browns saw players be awarded a trip to the Pro Bowl 27 times.

With all the great individual seasons, it is hard to pick out a top 10. In this top 10, we will be looking at statistics and production, so players like Joe Thomas and Joel Bitonio, who have been top players for the franchise over the past decade, will not be considered for this.

Their value is immeasurable to the franchise, but for this exercise, we’re going to look at players at positions where their value can be somewhat measured.

With all that being said, let’s take a look at what I believe were the top 10 individual seasons by a Cleveland Browns player in the 2010s.