Brian Brennan Discusses playing with Bernie Kosar and Favorite Cleveland Memories | Browns Club 46

In this episode of Club 46, wide receiver Brian Brennan sits down with Jay Crawford to discuss his career with the Cleveland Browns, playing in three AFC Championship games and his journey to the NFL.
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[@gabriel-contentwriter5578]

I grew up in Cleveland, was a teen in the 80s, and went to EVERY Browns home game from 1982 through 1990 with my grandfather. I was at all home playoff games, including the Jets and Broncos playoff games in 1986. Cleveland had and will always have the best fans in the world. Those were some great times.

[@schwarem]

Met him at Browns training camp as a kid in the mid 80's. He was by far the nicest player. He was the last one into the locker room signing autographs and talking to every fan that wanted some of his time.

[@werdw4849]

My hero when playing football as a kids was Brian Brennan, I always focused on route running and catching because of his great hands

[@toddtoho3606]

What a class act. He was so clutch on 3rd down.

[@nicolemosley8273]

One of my favorites in a Brown uniform 🏈❤️

[@Snowboy2015]

a solid, dependable receiver. I miss watching browns games when they were good and had players like this fella.

[@bryanb9907]

Another one of my all-time favorite Browns. Clay Matthews is my all-time favorite Brown and all-time favorite player in history.

[@ronaldrosen105]

Brian was clutch!

[@Cherno4625]

The work ethic of those teams was second to none. This is what's missing with today's team. Don't worry about personal glory, play for each other!

[@dznutz217]

Great interview. Watching this is just as great as watching Brennan back in the day. So great to see him doing so well.

[@theresadeleon5067]

Small but mighty. Always found a way to get open. Surest hands on the team. Hated seeing him as a Bungle. Funny how Belichik cuts him them goes on to have Brennan clones in Wes Welker and Julian Edelman. The 80s were a great time to be a Browns fan.

[@ozonethegreat6948]

My childhood hero!

[@derrickseitzer7703]

Brian Brennan was the Edelman to the Browns like Edelman was to the Pats. Enjoyed watching him play.A great Cleveland Brown

[@eugene1197]

Great interview... Brian Brennan was awesome!!

[@tyrearn9235]

I will always say this. This team flourished with a clutch white reciever. Think about it. In our era, if you're age 60 and over. The great white receivers we had here: Gary Collins Dave Logan Brian Brennan They with Warfield, Rucker,Slaughter, Langhorne produced great results.

[@derrickgreen3080]

Brian Brennen put the Browns as close to the Super Bowl as they have ever been with a 48 yard catch to put them ahead of Denver 20-13.

[@CC-md9db]

I suppose Jay didn't have the heart to tell Brian that he played football 'like a bond guy.'

[@donaldpayton7153]

Dub Jones next on 46

[@robtintelnot9107]

I got a auto and picture with him in San Francisco, late 80s. He was wearing a hideous track suit.

[@davev3559]

Brennan was unafraid to go over the middle make the toughest catches and give the fans his best. Not surprised Bill Belicheck was classless when he released you. Belicheck never clicked with the Cleveland fan baseand he's totally overrated. Brennan achieved his goal because he's loved by Diehard Browns fans!

[@derrickseitzer7703]

Brian Brennan was the Edelman to the Browns like Edelman was to the Pats. Enjoyed watching him play.A great Cleveland Brown.

[@derrickseitzer7703]

Brian Brennan was the Edelman to the Browns like Edelman was to the Pats. Enjoyed watching him play.A great Cleveland Brown