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Nevada Golden Indians Players Payroll of 2015-2016

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2012 Expansion NFC South Nevada Golden Indians

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-	On May 26 2012, the NFL team owners, execpt the Arizona Cardinals, awarded the 34th Expansion franchise to the Nevada Golden Indians ownership & the city of Las Vegas, Nevada; the ownership includes: Owner/ President: Pat Johnston of Nampa, Idaho, Co Owner & Vice President: Robert C. McNair of Houston Texans; Co Owner & Senior Vice President: Carlos Slim, Co Owner & Chairman: Robert Louis Johnson of Charlotte Bobcats, Co Owner/ Senior President & Co Chairman: Al Davis of Oakland Raiders, &	+	On May 26 2012, the NFL team owners, execpt the Arizona Cardinals, awarded the 34th Expansion franchise to the Nevada Golden Indians ownership & the city of Las Vegas, Nevada; the ownership includes: Owner/ President: Pat Denison Johnston of Nampa, Idaho, Co Owner & Vice President: Robert C. McNair of Houston Texans; Co Owner & Senior Vice President: Carlos Slim, Co Owner & Chairman: Robert Louis Johnson of Charlotte Bobcats, Co Owner/ Senior President & Co Chairman: Al Davis of Oakland Raiders, &

	Chief Executive/ Club Operations: Brad Pitt. The team head coach will be Sean Payton for the 2015 Season. The stadium name will be: Golden Indians Park with 82,600 seats; the stadium will be bulit on a 2525 acres in North Las Veages of hills in McCullough with 625 acres for the team stadium & parkting garage; the stadium will looked like in four different teams stadium combined: in North Endzone, North East Corner, & Northwest Corner: Los Angeles football stadium; West side: Southern California University; the East side; Washington Redskins, & South side: Dallas Cowboys. the team stadium will cost 1.6 Billion Dollars, Bob McNair will pay 450 million dollars, Al Davis will pay 330 million Dollars, & 900 million dollars by Brad pitt; the stadium architect will be MCIS Company from Los Angles. The stadium will begin building after May 26 2012 to July 2015 for the 2015 season; the team training camp will be at		Chief Executive/ Club Operations: Brad Pitt. The team head coach will be Sean Payton for the 2015 Season. The stadium name will be: Golden Indians Park with 82,600 seats; the stadium will be bulit on a 2525 acres in North Las Veages of hills in McCullough with 625 acres for the team stadium & parkting garage; the stadium will looked like in four different teams stadium combined: in North Endzone, North East Corner, & Northwest Corner: Los Angeles football stadium; West side: Southern California University; the East side; Washington Redskins, & South side: Dallas Cowboys. the team stadium will cost 1.6 Billion Dollars, Bob McNair will pay 450 million dollars, Al Davis will pay 330 million Dollars, & 900 million dollars by Brad pitt; the stadium architect will be MCIS Company from Los Angles. The stadium will begin building after May 26 2012 to July 2015 for the 2015 season; the team training camp will be at

-	the university of Nevada. The surface of team stadium is turf. The team stadium will be buit on 170 acres with Parting garage, Medical Hospital on 200 acres, & 50 acres for team Security; the team stadium will be 7,405,200 square feet with seven floors, also with eight resturants on each floor: 1. Krispy Kream, 2. McDonald's, 3. Wendy's, 4. Mongollian BBQ, 5. Texas Roadhouse, 6. Jack in the Box, 7. Carl JR. & 8. Pizza Hut, also along the team resturants with a Costco bakery. The endzone color for the team is: Dark Navy. From 50 acres, 30 acres for team security & 20 acres for the team shops, the team shops are called: 1. Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 2. Expansion Golden Indians Shop, 3. Go Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 4. NFL Nevada Golden Indians shop, & 5. Chief Pontaic Store. The team franchise will cost 3.6 Billion Dollars, Robert Louis Johnson will pay 645 million Dollars & Carlos Slim will pay 2. 5 billion dollars. Team name will be called the Nevada Golden Indians from eighty team names contest, the other three choices were: Golden Panthers, Golden Spartans, or Wild Hawks. There are eight team colors:Navy blue, color number is 0,0,128; Cardinal, color number: 176,59, 57; Black, color number: 59,59,59; Metallic Silver: 198, 198,198 for color number; White: 232,241,240 for color number; Michigan Yellow: 198, 198,0 for color number; Teal: 24,94, 90 for color number; & Columbia Blue: 119, 188, 223 for color number; the team store colors to be used are: Black, Steel, White, Coastal Blue, Active Blue, Yellow Gold, Bright Garnet & Traditonal Blue. The team mascot: Chief Pontaic in honour of team owner ancestor.  On Feb 21, 2015 is the expansion draft for the Nevada Golden Indians, on Espn & Espn 2. The team logo will be simailr to University of Illinois expect the indian face in the drawing, also the team owner added a circle of the tennessee titans with the letter N meaning Nevada in the center with seven stars meaning strength & protection of a indian spirit. the inside circle color is Columbia Blue with outside circle is Navy Blue, the letter N color is Teal, the stars color is Michigan Yellow,  also below the circle logo of south east corner & the south of the indian logo with a arrow pointing left across the bottom in Cardinal red color.   The uniforms will looked like: the style will be: helmet, 3 helmet stripes, with a facemask; Jersey with 3 stripes; pants with 3 stripes with Jersey 1 from madden software, & 3 socks stripes; there are home, away, two away alternate, & eight home alternate uniforms:	+	the university of Nevada. The surface of team stadium is turf. The team stadium will be buit on 170 acres with Parting garage, Medical Hospital on 200 acres, & 50 acres for team Security; the team stadium will be 7,405,200 square feet with seven floors, also with eight resturants on each floor: 1. Krispy Kream, 2. McDonald's, 3. Wendy's, 4. Mongollian BBQ, 5. Texas Roadhouse, 6. Jack in the Box, 7. Carl JR. & 8. Pizza Hut, also along the team resturants with a Costco bakery. The endzone color for the team is: Dark Navy. From 50 acres, 30 acres for team security & 20 acres for the team shops, the team shops are called: 1. Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 2. Expansion Golden Indians Shop, 3. Go Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 4. NFL Nevada Golden Indians shop, & 5. Chief Pontaic Store. The team franchise will cost 3.6 Billion Dollars, Robert Louis Johnson will pay 645 million Dollars & Carlos Slim will pay 2. 5 billion dollars. Team name will be called the Nevada Golden Indians from eighty team names contest, the other three choices were: Golden Panthers, Golden Spartans, or Wild Hawks. There are eight team colors:Navy blue, color number is 0,0,128; Cardinal, color number: 176,59, 57; Black, color number: 59,59,59; Metallic Silver: 198, 198,198 for color number; White: 232,241,240 for color number; Michigan Yellow: 198, 198,0 for color number; Teal: 24,94, 90 for color number; & Columbia Blue: 119, 188, 223 for color number; the team store colors to be used are: Black, Steel, White, Coastal Blue, Active Blue, Yellow Gold, Bright Garnet & Traditonal Blue. The team mascot: Chief Pontaic in honour of team owner ancestor.  On Feb 21, 2015 is the expansion draft for the Nevada Golden Indians, on Espn & Espn 2. The team logo will be simailr to University of Illinois expect the indian face in the drawing, also the team owner added a circle of the tennessee titans with the letter N meaning Nevada in the center with seven stars meaning strength & protection of a indian spirit. the inside circle color is Columbia Blue with outside circle is Navy Blue, the letter N color is Teal, the stars color is Michigan Yellow,  also below the circle logo of south east corner & the south of the indian logo with a arrow pointing left across the bottom in Cardinal red color.   The uniforms will looked like: the style will be: helmet, 3 helmet stripes, with a facemask; Jersey with 3 stripes; pants with 3 stripes with Jersey 1 from madden software, & 3 socks stripes; there are home, away, two away alternate, & eight home alternate uniforms:
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		+	The meeting for the NFL owners with the Nevada Golden Indians is in New York City, New York between May 19 to May 25 of 2012 before award the 34th expansion NFL NFC South franchise to Pat Denison Johnston of Nampa, Idaho, & the Nevada Golden Indians Ownership.
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Nevada Golden Indians Players Payroll of 2015-2016

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	'''Total Quarterbacks 2015 Salary:$16,973,580M.'''		'''Total Quarterbacks 2015 Salary:$16,973,580M.'''
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		+	'''Runningbacks 2015 Salaries:'''
		+
		+	'''Tashard Choice Salary:$6,840,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $47,880,000M.'''
		+
		+	'''Ahmard Hall Salary:$423,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.269M.'''
		+
		+	'''Jason Hester Salary: $2,790,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $16.740M.'''
		+
		+	'''Quinn Johnson Salary: $480,000/4Yrs. Total Contract:$1.920M.'''
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		+	'''Adrian Peterson Salary: $25,749,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $180.243M.'''
		+
		+	'''Chauncey Washington Salary:$695,000/5Yrs. Total Contract:$3.475M.'''
		+
		+	'''Cadillac Williams Salary:$6,943,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $48.601M.'''
		+
		+	'''DeAngelo Williams Salary: $7,583,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $53.081M.'''
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		+	'''Total Runningbacks 2015 Salaries: $51.503M.'''
		+
		+	'''Wide Recievers & Tight Ends 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Kevin Boss Salary:$975,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $4.875M.'''
		+
		+	'''Andre Caldwell Salary:$948,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $ 5.688M.'''
		+
		+	'''Owen Daniels Salary: $1,825,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $9.125M.'''
		+
		+	'''Juaquin Iglesias Salary: $857,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.142M.'''
		+
		+	'''Calvin Johnson Salary: $32,950,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $230.650M.'''
		+
		+	'''Brandon Lloyd Salary: $470,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.410M.'''
		+
		+	'''Mario Manningham Salary:$7,290,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $36.450M.'''
		+
		+	'''Mohomed Massaquoi Salary: $985,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.910M.'''
		+
		+	'''Martrez Milner Salary: $4,830,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $24.150M.'''
		+
		+	'''Martin Rucker Salary: $6,930,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $41.580M.'''
		+
		+	'''Steve Smith Salary: $11,972,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $83.804M.'''
		+
		+	'''Brandon Stoakley: $8,425,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $33.700M.'''
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		+	'''Total Wide Recievers & Tight Ends 2015 Salaries: $78.457M.'''
		+
		+	'''Offensive Linemens 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Branden Albert Salary: $8,579,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $60.053M.'''
		+
		+	'''Jordan Black Salary: $697,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $ 2.788M.'''
		+
		+	'''Oniel Cousins Salary: $468,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $ 1.404M.'''
		+
		+	'''Melvin Fowler Salary: $523,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $ 1.569M.'''
		+
		+	'''Brandon Gorrin Salary: $625,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $ 2.500M.'''
		+
		+	'''David Hale Salary: $547,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.641M.'''
		+
		+	'''Davin Joseph Salary: $3,680,000/4Yrs.Total Contract: $14.720M.'''
		+
		+	'''Nick Mangold Salary: $15,675,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $78.375M.'''
		+
		+	'''Vince Manuwai Salary:$635,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.540M.'''
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		+	'''Marcus McNeill Salary: $7,950,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $55.650M.'''
		+
		+	'''Jamon Meredith Salary: $ 840,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $4.200M.'''
		+
		+	'''Uche Nwaneri Salary: $469,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $ 1.407M.'''
		+
		+	'''Jeremy Parquet Salary:$537,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.611M.'''
		+
		+	'''Chilo Rachal Salary: $698,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.792M.'''
		+
		+	'''Dallas Reynolds Salary: $430,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.290M.'''
		+
		+	'''Duke Robinson Salary:$10,690,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $74.830M.'''
		+
		+	'''A.Q. Shipley Salary: $642,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.568M.'''
		+
		+	'''Kendall Simmons Salary: $857,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $3.428M.'''
		+
		+	'''Keydrick Vincent Salary: $685,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $3.425M.'''
		+
		+	'''Eric Winston Salary: $3,625,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $21.750M.'''
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		+	'''Total Offensive Linemens 2015 Salaries: $58.852M.'''
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		+	'''Total 2015 Offensive Team Salaries: $205.786M.'''
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		+	'''Defensive Linemens 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Gaines Adams Salary: $429,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.287M.'''
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		+	'''Jared Allen Salary: $16,865,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $118.055M.'''
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		+	'''Kareem Brown Salary: $ 475,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.425M.'''
		+
		+	'''Red Bryant Salary: $538,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.152M.'''
		+
		+	'''Calais Campbell Salary: $769,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $3.845M.'''
		+
		+	'''Derrick Harvey Salary: $960,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.760M.'''
		+
		+	'''John Henderson Salary: $5,849,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $40.943M.'''
		+
		+	'''Aaron Maybin Salary: $647,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $3.235M.'''
		+
		+	'''Demario Pressley Salary: $4,870,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $19.480M.'''
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		+	'''Marcus Spears Salary: $ 6,972,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $34.860M.'''
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		+	'''Total Defensive Linemens 2015 Salaries: $38.374M.'''
		+
		+	'''Linebackers 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Jasper Brinkley Salary:$532,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $2.660M.'''
		+
		+	'''Dan Connor Salary: $598,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $3.588M.'''
		+
		+	'''Channing Crowder Salary: $652,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.608M.'''
		+
		+	'''Thomas Davis Salary: $749,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $3.745M.'''
		+
		+	'''Omar Gaither Salary: $625,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.875M.'''
		+
		+	'''Tony Gilbert Salary: $2,651,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $13.255M.'''
		+
		+	'''Thomas Howard: $738,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.952M.'''
		+
		+	'''Curtis Lofton: $3,596,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $21.576M.'''
		+
		+	'''Jason Phillips: $525,500/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.102M.'''
		+
		+	'''Keith Rivers: $857,500/7Yrs. Total Contract: $6.002M.'''
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		+	'''Total Linebackers 2015 Salaries: $10.991M.'''
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		+	'''Defensive Backs & Safties 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Dominique Barber Salary: $528,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.112M.'''
		+
		+	'''Erik Coleman Salary: $732,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.928M.'''
		+
		+	'''Chris Crocker Salary: $574,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $2.870M.'''
		+
		+	'''Vontae Davis Salary:$965,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $6.755M.'''
		+
		+	'''Brandon Flowers Salary: $5,328,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $ 37.296M.'''
		+
		+	'''Marlin Jackson Salary: $4,975,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $34.825 M.'''
		+
		+	'''Malcolm Jenkins Salary: $12,895,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $90.265M.'''
		+
		+	'''Dawan Landry Salary: $7,580,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $ 30.320M.'''
		+
		+	'''Laron Landry Salary: $8,695,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $ 52.170M.'''
		+
		+	'''Keenan Lewis Salary: $594,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $2.970M.'''
		+
		+	'''Marlon McCree Salary: $462,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.386'''
		+
		+	'''Dajuan Morgan Salary: $9,745,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $68.215M.'''
		+
		+	'''Reggie Nelson Salary: $ 3,850,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $19.250M.'''
		+
		+	'''Total Defensive Backs & Safties 2015 Salaries: $56.923M.'''
		+
		+	'''Specialteams 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Miles Austin Salary: $960,500/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.763M.'''
		+
		+	'''Matt Bryant Salary: $2,493,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $12.465M.'''
		+
		+	'''Brandon Fields Salary : $397,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.191M.'''
		+
		+	'''Brian Jennings Salary : $583,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.332M.'''
		+
		+	'''Rhys Lloyd Salary: $420,500/4Yrs. Total Contract: $1.682M.'''
		+
		+	'''Glenn Martinez Salary: $415,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.245M.'''
		+
		+	'''A.J. Trapassao Salary: $ 3,957,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $27.699M.'''
		+
		+	'''Total Specalteams 2015 salaries: $9.225M.'''
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		+
		+
		+	'''Practice Squad 2015 Salaries:'''
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		+	'''Aaron DeCloud Salary: $754,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $3.016M.'''
		+
		+	'''Tylan Johnson Salary: $563,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.252M.'''
		+
		+	'''Ian Johnson Salary: $5,742,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $34.452M.'''
		+
		+	'''Tiquan Underwood Salary: $647,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $ 3.235M.'''
		+
		+	'''Monte Taylor Salary: $529,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.116M.'''
		+
		+	'''Total Practice Squad 2015 Salaries: $8.235M.'''
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		+	'''Total Team salary of 2015-2016 NFL Season: $329.534M.'''
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Barry Sanders

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	'''Barry Sanders''' (born [[July 16]], [[1968]]) is a [[Pro Football Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] and [[Heisman Trophy]] winning [[American football]] [[running back]] who spent his entire professional career with the [[Detroit Lions]] of the [[National Football League\|NFL]]. Sanders is best known for being among the most prolific running backs in NFL history, but he retired in his prime, leaving him just short of the [[List of National Football League rushing yards leaders\|all-time rushing record]].		'''Barry Sanders''' (born [[July 16]], [[1968]]) is a [[Pro Football Hall of Fame\|Hall of Fame]] and [[Heisman Trophy]] winning [[American football]] [[running back]] who spent his entire professional career with the [[Detroit Lions]] of the [[National Football League\|NFL]]. Sanders is best known for being among the most prolific running backs in NFL history, but he retired in his prime, leaving him just short of the [[List of National Football League rushing yards leaders\|all-time rushing record]].

-	==College career==	+	==My name is Sam Reaymy I like cheese, btw ur gay as hell ==

-	Sanders played for the Oklahoma State Cowboys from 1986 to 1988. During his first two years, he backed up All-American [[Thurman Thomas]]. Thomas moved on to the [[NFL]], and Sanders became the starter for his junior year.	+	Hi people, I'm gay!

-	In what has been called the greatest season in college football history,<ref name='ESPN Page2'>{{cite news \| first=Jeff \| last=Merron \| coauthors= \| title=Best individual college football seasons \| date= \| publisher= \| url =http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/collegefootball/seasons.html \| work =[[ESPN]] \| pages = \| accessdate = 2007-08-12 \| language = }} Marron wrote, ''The only serious question when composing this list was "Who's No. 2?''</ref> Sanders led the nation by averaging 7.6 yards per carry and over 200 yards per game, including rushing for over 300 yards in four games. He set college football season records with 2,628 yards rushing, 3,249 total yards, most point (234), 39 touchdowns, of which 37 were rushing (also a record), 5 consecutive 200 yard games, scored at least 2 touchdowns in 11 consecutive games, and 9 times he scored at least 3 touchdowns. Sanders won the [[Heisman Trophy]] as the season's best player.<ref name='Heisman balloting'> {{cite web\|url=http://www.heisman.com/winners/b-sanders88.html \|title=Heisman Trophy / 1988 - 54th Award \|accessdate=2007-08-12 }}</ref>	+	==Perso ==
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-	Hi people, I'm gay!

-	==Personal life==	+	i like food!!!!

-	As of 2007, Sanders lives in suburban [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]] with his wife Lauren Campbell (a former weekend [[news anchor]] in Detroit) and four children.

-	==Career highlights==	+	==chris miller==
-	* Sanders holds the NFL record for the most carries for negative yardage. This is due to his common practice of running backwards to avoid a tackle in hopes of breaking out an explosive run; this, however, often led to being brought down behind the line of scrimmage. According to the SI Book of Football, these numbers were 336 Carries for -952 Yards. That then says that he had "forward" runs of 2726 Carries for 16,221 Yards (Which would have left him 505 Yards behind Payton), for a 5.95 YPC average.	+	hi,im chris miller i love that edward collins!!!and im fat as hell!!!!!!!!!!
-	* He set 34 NCAA records during his Heisman Campaign.
-	* He holds the college single-season rushing record with 2,628 rushing yards in 1988 at [[Oklahoma State University]].
-	* As a receiver, Sanders made 352 receptions for 2,921 yards and 10 touchdowns for the Detroit Lions.
-	* Sanders led the NFL in rushing four times. 1990, 1994, 1996, and 1997.
-	* He rushed for over 1,500 yards in a season for an NFL record five times.
-	* In 1988, Sanders won the [[Heisman Trophy]] while attending [[Oklahoma State University]].
-	* In the 1989 draft, he was selected in the 1st round (3rd overall) by the [[Detroit Lions]].
-	* In 1997, he set an NFL record by rushing for at least 100 yards in 14 consecutive games and became only the third player to reach 2,000 yards in a single season. He shared the NFL MVP award with [[Brett Favre]].
-	* During the final 14 games of the 1997 season Sanders rushed for exactly 2000 yards on 310 carries (6.5 yd./carry), a figure which bears comparison with [[O.J. Simpson]]'s 14-game mark of 2003 yards on 332 carries (6.0 yd./carry).
-	* Each of his 10 years from 1989 through 1998 he was first- or second-team All-Pro and selected to the [[Pro Bowl]].
-	* Over his professional career, he rushed for at least 100 yards in 76 games, just short of Walter Payton's 77 games and Emmitt Smith's 78 games, while playing three and five seasons fewer, respectively.
-	* At the time of his retirement, Sanders' 15,269 career rushing yards placed him second behind Walter Payton's 16,726 yards. At Sanders' then-current yearly yardage pace, he would have eclipsed Payton within one or two years.
-	* If Sanders had gained an additional 31 yards over the course of his 153 games, he would have been only the 2nd NFL runner to average 100 yards per game. (See [[Jim Brown]])
-	* His 18,190 career yards from scrimmage place him fourth on the all-time list.
-	* In [[1999]], he was ranked number 12 on ''[[The Sporting News]]''' list of the 100 Greatest Football Players, making him the highest-ranking Lions player.
-	* On [[January 31]], [[2004]], he was elected into the [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]].
-	* On [[August 8]], [[2004]], he was inducted to the Hall of Fame along with [[Bob Brown (NFL)\|Bob Brown]], [[Carl Eller]], and [[John Elway]].
-	* On [[November 25]], [[2004]], his jersey number #20 was retired before the Lions' annual [[Thanksgiving (United States)\|Thanksgiving Day]] game. (It should be noted that the number was shared with former running back [[Billy Sims]] and Hall of Fame defensive back [[Lem Barney]], who also attended the event.)

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Barry Sanders

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	In what has been called the greatest season in college football history,<ref name='ESPN Page2'>{{cite news \| first=Jeff \| last=Merron \| coauthors= \| title=Best individual college football seasons \| date= \| publisher= \| url =http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/collegefootball/seasons.html \| work =[[ESPN]] \| pages = \| accessdate = 2007-08-12 \| language = }} Marron wrote, ''The only serious question when composing this list was "Who's No. 2?''</ref> Sanders led the nation by averaging 7.6 yards per carry and over 200 yards per game, including rushing for over 300 yards in four games. He set college football season records with 2,628 yards rushing, 3,249 total yards, most point (234), 39 touchdowns, of which 37 were rushing (also a record), 5 consecutive 200 yard games, scored at least 2 touchdowns in 11 consecutive games, and 9 times he scored at least 3 touchdowns. Sanders won the [[Heisman Trophy]] as the season's best player.<ref name='Heisman balloting'> {{cite web\|url=http://www.heisman.com/winners/b-sanders88.html \|title=Heisman Trophy / 1988 - 54th Award \|accessdate=2007-08-12 }}</ref>		In what has been called the greatest season in college football history,<ref name='ESPN Page2'>{{cite news \| first=Jeff \| last=Merron \| coauthors= \| title=Best individual college football seasons \| date= \| publisher= \| url =http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/collegefootball/seasons.html \| work =[[ESPN]] \| pages = \| accessdate = 2007-08-12 \| language = }} Marron wrote, ''The only serious question when composing this list was "Who's No. 2?''</ref> Sanders led the nation by averaging 7.6 yards per carry and over 200 yards per game, including rushing for over 300 yards in four games. He set college football season records with 2,628 yards rushing, 3,249 total yards, most point (234), 39 touchdowns, of which 37 were rushing (also a record), 5 consecutive 200 yard games, scored at least 2 touchdowns in 11 consecutive games, and 9 times he scored at least 3 touchdowns. Sanders won the [[Heisman Trophy]] as the season's best player.<ref name='Heisman balloting'> {{cite web\|url=http://www.heisman.com/winners/b-sanders88.html \|title=Heisman Trophy / 1988 - 54th Award \|accessdate=2007-08-12 }}</ref>

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-	After his junior year, Sanders left Oklahoma State and entered the NFL draft. The [[Detroit Lions]] selected Sanders with their 1st-round (3rd overall) pick in the [[1989 NFL Draft\|1989 draft]]. Though there were concerns about his size, it turned out these concerns were mostly unfounded. Sanders was far too quick for defenders to hit solidly on a consistent basis, and too strong to bring down with arm tackles. Though short at 5'8", Sanders was very stocky; his playing weight of 203 lb (91 kg) was the same as Walter Payton and only slightly under the NFL average for a back. Further, Sanders was able to dazzle onlookers at an [[ESPN]] slam dunk contest by jamming comfortably from a flat footed position demonstrating his other defining characteristic: explosiveness. Combined with his low center of gravity, also of note was his on-field humility. Despite his flashy playing style, Sanders was rarely seen celebrating after the whistle was blown instead he preferred to hand the ball to a referee or congratulate his teammates. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he never spiked the ball after a touchdown.
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-	In [[1994]], Sanders rushed for an impressive 1,883 yards, on an even more amazing 5.7 yards per carry. But he also totaled 283 receiving yards, which gave him a combined 2,166 yards from scrimmage for the season. This was one of Sanders most impressive feats, and it gave him the NFL's Offensive Player of the Year award. In [[1995]], Sanders posted 1,500 yards rushing with 398 receiving yards, barely beating his rushing total alone of the '94 season. In [[1996]], Sanders rushed for 1,553 yards with a career-low 147 receiving yards. Sanders greatest season came in [[1997]] (see below), when he rushed for a career-high 2,053 yards.
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'''Rhett Bomar Salary: $485,000/3yrs. Total Contract: $1,445,000 M.'''

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'''Josh Freeman $ 968,580/4Yrs. Total Contract: $3,87,420M.'''

'''Matt Ryan $9,700,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $67.9 M.'''

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	Chief Executive/ Club Operations: Brad Pitt. The team head coach will be Sean Payton for the 2015 Season. The stadium name will be: Golden Indians Park with 82,600 seats; the stadium will be bulit on a 2525 acres in North Las Veages of hills in McCullough with 625 acres for the team stadium & parkting garage; the stadium will looked like in four different teams stadium combined: in North Endzone, North East Corner, & Northwest Corner: Los Angeles football stadium; West side: Southern California University; the East side; Washington Redskins, & South side: Dallas Cowboys. the team stadium will cost 1.6 Billion Dollars, Bob McNair will pay 450 million dollars, Al Davis will pay 330 million Dollars, & 900 million dollars by Brad pitt; the stadium architect will be MCIS Company from Los Angles. The stadium will begin building after May 26 2012 to July 2015 for the 2015 season; the team training camp will be at		Chief Executive/ Club Operations: Brad Pitt. The team head coach will be Sean Payton for the 2015 Season. The stadium name will be: Golden Indians Park with 82,600 seats; the stadium will be bulit on a 2525 acres in North Las Veages of hills in McCullough with 625 acres for the team stadium & parkting garage; the stadium will looked like in four different teams stadium combined: in North Endzone, North East Corner, & Northwest Corner: Los Angeles football stadium; West side: Southern California University; the East side; Washington Redskins, & South side: Dallas Cowboys. the team stadium will cost 1.6 Billion Dollars, Bob McNair will pay 450 million dollars, Al Davis will pay 330 million Dollars, & 900 million dollars by Brad pitt; the stadium architect will be MCIS Company from Los Angles. The stadium will begin building after May 26 2012 to July 2015 for the 2015 season; the team training camp will be at

-	the university of Nevada. The surface of team stadium is turf. The team stadium will be buit on 170 acres with Parting garage, Medical Hospital on 200 acres, & 50 acres for team Security; the team stadium will be 7,405,200 square feet with seven floors, also with eight resturants on each floor: 1. Krispy Kream, 2. McDonald's, 3. Wendy's, 4. Mongollian BBQ, 5. Texas Roadhouse, 6. Jack in the Box, 7. Carl JR. & 8. Pizza Hut, also along the team resturants with a Costco bakery. The endzone color for the team is: Dark Navy. From 50 acres, 30 acres for team security & 20 acres for the team shops, the team shops are called: 1. Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 2. Expansion Golden Indians Shop, 3. Go Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 4. NFL Nevada Golden Indians shop, & 5. Chief Pontaic Store. The team franchise will cost 3.6 Billion Dollars, Robert Louis Johnson will pay 645 million Dollars & Carlos Slim will pay 2. 5 billion dollars. Team name will be called the Nevada Golden Indians from eighty team names contest, the other three choices were: Golden Panthers, Golden Spartans, or Wild Hawks. There are eight team colors:Navy blue, color number is 0,0,128; Cardinal, color number: 176,59, 57; Black, color number: 59,59,59; Metallic Silver: 198, 198,198 for color number; White: 232,241,240 for color number; Michigan Yellow: 198, 198,0 for color number; Teal: 24,94, 90 for color number; & Columbia Blue: 119, 188, 223 for color number; the team store colors to be used are: Black, Steel, White, Coastal Blue, Active Blue, Yellow Gold, Bright Garnet & Traditonal Blue. The team mascot: Chief Pontaic in honour of team owner ancestor.  On Feb 21, 2015 is the expansion draft for the Nevada Golden Indians, on Espn & Espn 2. The team logo will be simailr to University of Illinois expect the indian face in the drawing, also the team owner added a circle of the tennessee titans with the letter N meaning Nevada in the center with seven stars meaning strength & protection of a indian spirit. the inside circle color is Columbia Blue with outside circle is Navy Blue, the letter N color is Teal, the stars color is Michigan Yellow,  also below the circle logo of south east corner & the south of the indian logo with a arrow pointing left across the bottom in Cardinal red color.	+	the university of Nevada. The surface of team stadium is turf. The team stadium will be buit on 170 acres with Parting garage, Medical Hospital on 200 acres, & 50 acres for team Security; the team stadium will be 7,405,200 square feet with seven floors, also with eight resturants on each floor: 1. Krispy Kream, 2. McDonald's, 3. Wendy's, 4. Mongollian BBQ, 5. Texas Roadhouse, 6. Jack in the Box, 7. Carl JR. & 8. Pizza Hut, also along the team resturants with a Costco bakery. The endzone color for the team is: Dark Navy. From 50 acres, 30 acres for team security & 20 acres for the team shops, the team shops are called: 1. Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 2. Expansion Golden Indians Shop, 3. Go Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 4. NFL Nevada Golden Indians shop, & 5. Chief Pontaic Store. The team franchise will cost 3.6 Billion Dollars, Robert Louis Johnson will pay 645 million Dollars & Carlos Slim will pay 2. 5 billion dollars. Team name will be called the Nevada Golden Indians from eighty team names contest, the other three choices were: Golden Panthers, Golden Spartans, or Wild Hawks. There are eight team colors:Navy blue, color number is 0,0,128; Cardinal, color number: 176,59, 57; Black, color number: 59,59,59; Metallic Silver: 198, 198,198 for color number; White: 232,241,240 for color number; Michigan Yellow: 198, 198,0 for color number; Teal: 24,94, 90 for color number; & Columbia Blue: 119, 188, 223 for color number; the team store colors to be used are: Black, Steel, White, Coastal Blue, Active Blue, Yellow Gold, Bright Garnet & Traditonal Blue. The team mascot: Chief Pontaic in honour of team owner ancestor.  On Feb 21, 2015 is the expansion draft for the Nevada Golden Indians, on Espn & Espn 2. The team logo will be simailr to University of Illinois expect the indian face in the drawing, also the team owner added a circle of the tennessee titans with the letter N meaning Nevada in the center with seven stars meaning strength & protection of a indian spirit. the inside circle color is Columbia Blue with outside circle is Navy Blue, the letter N color is Teal, the stars color is Michigan Yellow,  also below the circle logo of south east corner & the south of the indian logo with a arrow pointing left across the bottom in Cardinal red color.   The uniforms will looked like: the style will be: helmet, 3 helmet stripes, with a facemask; Jersey with 3 stripes; pants with 3 stripes with Jersey 1 from madden software, & 3 socks stripes; there are home, away, two away alternate, & eight home alternate uniforms:
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On May 26 2012, the NFL team owners, execpt the Arizona Cardinals, awarded the 34th Expansion franchise to the Nevada Golden Indians ownership & the city of Las Vegas, Nevada; the ownership includes: Owner/ President: Pat Johnston of Nampa, Idaho, Co Owner & Vice President: Robert C. McNair of Houston Texans; Co Owner & Senior Vice President: Carlos Slim, Co Owner & Chairman: Robert Louis Johnson of Charlotte Bobcats, Co Owner/ Senior President & Co Chairman: Al Davis of Oakland Raiders, &

Chief Executive/ Club Operations: Brad Pitt. The team head coach will be Sean Payton for the 2015 Season. The stadium name will be: Golden Indians Park with 82,600 seats; the stadium will be bulit on a 2525 acres in North Las Veages of hills in McCullough with 625 acres for the team stadium & parkting garage; the stadium will looked like in four different teams stadium combined: in North Endzone, North East Corner, & Northwest Corner: Los Angeles football stadium; West side: Southern California University; the East side; Washington Redskins, & South side: Dallas Cowboys. the team stadium will cost 1.6 Billion Dollars, Bob McNair will pay 450 million dollars, Al Davis will pay 330 million Dollars, & 900 million dollars by Brad pitt; the stadium architect will be MCIS Company from Los Angles. The stadium will begin building after May 26 2012 to July 2015 for the 2015 season; the team training camp will be at

the university of Nevada. The surface of team stadium is turf. The team stadium will be buit on 170 acres with Parting garage, Medical Hospital on 200 acres, & 50 acres for team Security; the team stadium will be 7,405,200 square feet with seven floors, also with eight resturants on each floor: 1. Krispy Kream, 2. McDonald's, 3. Wendy's, 4. Mongollian BBQ, 5. Texas Roadhouse, 6. Jack in the Box, 7. Carl JR. & 8. Pizza Hut, also along the team resturants with a Costco bakery. The endzone color for the team is: Dark Navy. From 50 acres, 30 acres for team security & 20 acres for the team shops, the team shops are called: 1. Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 2. Expansion Golden Indians Shop, 3. Go Nevada Golden Indians Shop, 4. NFL Nevada Golden Indians shop, & 5. Chief Pontaic Store. The team franchise will cost 3.6 Billion Dollars, Robert Louis Johnson will pay 645 million Dollars & Carlos Slim will pay 2. 5 billion dollars. Team name will be called the Nevada Golden Indians from eighty team names contest, the other three choices were: Golden Panthers, Golden Spartans, or Wild Hawks. There are eight team colors:Navy blue, color number is 0,0,128; Cardinal, color number: 176,59, 57; Black, color number: 59,59,59; Metallic Silver: 198, 198,198 for color number; White: 232,241,240 for color number; Michigan Yellow: 198, 198,0 for color number; Teal: 24,94, 90 for color number; & Columbia Blue: 119, 188, 223 for color number; the team store colors to be used are: Black, Steel, White, Coastal Blue, Active Blue, Yellow Gold, Bright Garnet & Traditonal Blue. The team mascot: Chief Pontaic in honour of team owner ancestor.  On Feb 21, 2015 is the expansion draft for the Nevada Golden Indians, on Espn & Espn 2. The team logo will be simailr to University of Illinois expect the indian face in the drawing, also the team owner added a circle of the tennessee titans with the letter N meaning Nevada in the center with seven stars meaning strength & protection of a indian spirit. the inside circle color is Columbia Blue with outside circle is Navy Blue, the letter N color is Teal, the stars color is Michigan Yellow,  also below the circle logo of south east corner & the south of the indian logo with a arrow pointing left across the bottom in Cardinal red color.

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	The Cleveland Browns are a professional American football team based in Cleveland, Ohio. They play in the AFC North division of the American Football Conference (AFC) in the National Football League (NFL). The Cleveland Browns began play in 1946 as a charter member of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC) and joined the NFL in 1950 after the AAFC folded. Cleveland won all four AAFC titles and had one undefeated season (15–0 in 1948), as well as four NFL Championships.		The Cleveland Browns are a professional American football team based in Cleveland, Ohio. They play in the AFC North division of the American Football Conference (AFC) in the National Football League (NFL). The Cleveland Browns began play in 1946 as a charter member of the All-America Football Conference (AAFC) and joined the NFL in 1950 after the AAFC folded. Cleveland won all four AAFC titles and had one undefeated season (15–0 in 1948), as well as four NFL Championships.
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	Behind a potent offense that included future Hall of Famers Graham, Motley and Dante Lavelli, the Browns picked up right where they left off in the AAFC. After going 10–2 in the regular season, the Browns defeated the New York Giants 8–3 in a playoff game and then beat Cleveland's previous NFL tenants, the Rams (who were now in Los Angeles), 30–28, in the NFL Championship game. Since the NFL does not recognize the AAFC's records, this technically makes the Browns the most successful expansion team in league history. However, the 1950 Browns were not an expansion team in any sense of the term.		Behind a potent offense that included future Hall of Famers Graham, Motley and Dante Lavelli, the Browns picked up right where they left off in the AAFC. After going 10–2 in the regular season, the Browns defeated the New York Giants 8–3 in a playoff game and then beat Cleveland's previous NFL tenants, the Rams (who were now in Los Angeles), 30–28, in the NFL Championship game. Since the NFL does not recognize the AAFC's records, this technically makes the Browns the most successful expansion team in league history. However, the 1950 Browns were not an expansion team in any sense of the term.
	During the next season, the Browns went 11–1, facing the Rams in a rematch of the previous year's title game. A 73-yard touchdown pass by Norm van Brocklin to Tom Fears in the fourth quarter put Los Angeles in the lead for good. The 24–17 loss was the Browns' first in a championship game.		During the next season, the Browns went 11–1, facing the Rams in a rematch of the previous year's title game. A 73-yard touchdown pass by Norm van Brocklin to Tom Fears in the fourth quarter put Los Angeles in the lead for good. The 24–17 loss was the Browns' first in a championship game.
-	Cleveland also advanced to the 1952 NFL championship game, finishing 8–4 to face the Detroit Lions. A muffed punt, several defensive stands, and a 67-yard touchdown run by Doak Walker combined to help the Lions win 17–7, frustrating the Browns for the second consecutive year. On the upside, Ray Renfro became a star with 722 yards receiving and 322 yards rushing.	+
-	The Browns then started the 1953 season winning 11 straight games, but finished with a loss to the Eagles in the final week, and then lost the 1953 Championship game in a rematch with the Lions. The game was, however, closer than the year before. With the score tied at 10 going into the final quarter, Lou Groza kicked two field goals to put Cleveland up 16–10. But Detroit's Bobby Layne threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Jim Doran with under two minutes left and the Lions won 17–16.	+	Cleveland also advanced to the 1952 NFL championship game, finishing 8–4 to face the Detroit Lions. A muffed punt, several defensive stands, and a 67-yard touchdown run by Doak Walker combined to help the Lions win 17–7, frustrating the Browns for the second consecutive year. On the upside, Ray Renfro became a star with 722 yards receiving and 322 yards rushing.
-	In 1954, the Browns finished 9–3 and met up with Detroit in the championship for a third consecutive year. This time, however, the Browns were relentless on both sides of the ball, intercepting Bobby Layne six times and forcing three fumbles. Otto Graham threw three touchdowns and ran for three more, en route to a 56–10 thrashing and the Browns' second NFL crown.	+
		+	The Browns then started the 1953 season winning 11 straight games, but finished with a loss to the Eagles in the final week, and then lost the 1953 Championship game in a rematch with the Lions. The game was, however, closer than the year before. With the score tied at 10 going into the final quarter, Lou Groza kicked two field goals to put Cleveland up 16–10. But Detroit's Bobby Layne threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Jim Doran with under two minutes left and the Lions won 17–16.
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		+	In 1954, the Browns finished 9–3 and met up with Detroit in the championship for a third consecutive year. This time, however, the Browns were relentless on both sides of the ball, intercepting Bobby Layne six times and forcing three fumbles. Otto Graham threw three touchdowns and ran for three more, en route to a 56–10 thrashing and the Browns' second NFL crown.
	The Browns kept rolling along in 1955. Chuck Noll had a productive season at linebacker with five interceptions, Graham passed for 15 touchdowns and ran for six more, and the team, who finished 9–2–1, won their third NFL Championship game in six seasons 38–14, against the Los Angeles Rams. In 10 years of existence, the Browns reached the title game every year (four in the AAFC, six in the NFL) and won seven of them.		The Browns kept rolling along in 1955. Chuck Noll had a productive season at linebacker with five interceptions, Graham passed for 15 touchdowns and ran for six more, and the team, who finished 9–2–1, won their third NFL Championship game in six seasons 38–14, against the Los Angeles Rams. In 10 years of existence, the Browns reached the title game every year (four in the AAFC, six in the NFL) and won seven of them.
-	Graham retired before the 1956 season due to injuries, and the Browns floundered without him behind center. Three quarterbacks (George Ratterman, Babe Parilli, and Tommy O'Connell) were used, none of them throwing more touchdowns than interceptions. The team's 5–7 record was the team's first losing season ever.	+
		+	Graham retired before the 1956 season due to injuries, and the Browns floundered without him behind center. Three quarterbacks (George Ratterman, Babe Parilli, and Tommy O'Connell) were used, none of them throwing more touchdowns than interceptions. The team's 5–7 record was the team's first losing season ever.
	[edit]1957–70: The Jim Brown Era		[edit]1957–70: The Jim Brown Era
	The Browns responded in 1957 when they drafted fullback Jim Brown out of Syracuse University, who easily became the NFL's leading rusher (and NFL Rookie of the Year) with 942 yards in a 12-game regular season. Once again at the top of the division at 9–2–1, they advanced back to the championship game against Detroit. But the Lions dominated from start to finish, causing six turnovers and allowing the Browns' two quarterbacks (Tommy O'Connell and Milt Plum) only 95 yards passing in a 59–14 rout.		The Browns responded in 1957 when they drafted fullback Jim Brown out of Syracuse University, who easily became the NFL's leading rusher (and NFL Rookie of the Year) with 942 yards in a 12-game regular season. Once again at the top of the division at 9–2–1, they advanced back to the championship game against Detroit. But the Lions dominated from start to finish, causing six turnovers and allowing the Browns' two quarterbacks (Tommy O'Connell and Milt Plum) only 95 yards passing in a 59–14 rout.
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	The Browns entered the 2008 season with high expectations, and many pundits predicted the team would win the division.[12] The highlight of the season was an upset of the defending Super Bowl Champion New York Giants. However, inconsistent play and key injuries led to a disappointing 4-12 record. The Browns used four starting quarterbacks: Derek Anderson, Brady Quinn and Ken Dorsey were lost to injury; the fourth, Bruce Gradkowski was hired mid-season. Ending with six straight losses, the Browns finished with two consecutive shutouts (a franchise first[citation needed]) and 24 consecutive quarters without an offensive touchdown.[13] General Manager Phil Savage and Head Coach Romeo Crennel were subsequently fired.[14][15]		The Browns entered the 2008 season with high expectations, and many pundits predicted the team would win the division.[12] The highlight of the season was an upset of the defending Super Bowl Champion New York Giants. However, inconsistent play and key injuries led to a disappointing 4-12 record. The Browns used four starting quarterbacks: Derek Anderson, Brady Quinn and Ken Dorsey were lost to injury; the fourth, Bruce Gradkowski was hired mid-season. Ending with six straight losses, the Browns finished with two consecutive shutouts (a franchise first[citation needed]) and 24 consecutive quarters without an offensive touchdown.[13] General Manager Phil Savage and Head Coach Romeo Crennel were subsequently fired.[14][15]
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	'''Rhett Bomar Salary: $485,000/3yrs. Total Contract: $1,445,000 M.'''		'''Rhett Bomar Salary: $485,000/3yrs. Total Contract: $1,445,000 M.'''

-	'''Jason Campbell Salary: $5,820,000/5 Yrs. Total Contract: $29.1 M.'''	+	'''Jason Campbell Salary: $3,820,000/5 Yrs. Total Contract: $29.1 M.'''

	'''Josh Freeman $ 968,580/4Yrs. Total Contract: $3,87,420M.'''		'''Josh Freeman $ 968,580/4Yrs. Total Contract: $3,87,420M.'''

-	'''Matt Ryan $9,700,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $67.9 M.'''	+	'''Matt Ryan $4,700,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $67.9 M.'''

-	'''Total Quarterbacks 2015 Salary:$16,973,580M.'''	+	'''Total Quarterbacks 2015 Salary:$9,973,580M.'''


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-	'''Tashard Choice Salary:$6,840,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $47,880,000M.'''	+	'''Tashard Choice Salary:$3,840,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $47,880,000M.'''

	'''Ahmard Hall Salary:$423,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.269M.'''		'''Ahmard Hall Salary:$423,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.269M.'''

-	'''Jason Hester Salary: $2,790,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $16.740M.'''	+	'''Jason Hester Salary: $790,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $16.740M.'''

	'''Quinn Johnson Salary: $480,000/4Yrs. Total Contract:$1.920M.'''		'''Quinn Johnson Salary: $480,000/4Yrs. Total Contract:$1.920M.'''

-	'''Adrian Peterson Salary: $25,749,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $180.243M.'''	+	'''Adrian Peterson Salary: $8,749,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $180.243M.'''

	'''Chauncey Washington Salary:$695,000/5Yrs. Total Contract:$3.475M.'''		'''Chauncey Washington Salary:$695,000/5Yrs. Total Contract:$3.475M.'''

-	'''Cadillac Williams Salary:$6,943,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $48.601M.'''	+	'''Cadillac Williams Salary:$3,943,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $48.601M.'''

-	'''DeAngelo Williams Salary: $7,583,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $53.081M.'''	+	'''DeAngelo Williams Salary: $4,583,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $53.081M.'''

-	'''Total Runningbacks 2015 Salaries: $51.503M.'''	+	'''Total Runningbacks 2015 Salaries: $24.503M.'''

	'''Wide Recievers & Tight Ends 2015 Salaries:'''		'''Wide Recievers & Tight Ends 2015 Salaries:'''
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	'''Brandon Lloyd Salary: $470,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.410M.'''		'''Brandon Lloyd Salary: $470,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.410M.'''

-	'''Mario Manningham Salary:$7,290,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $36.450M.'''	+	'''Mario Manningham Salary:$2,290,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $36.450M.'''

	'''Mohomed Massaquoi Salary: $985,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.910M.'''		'''Mohomed Massaquoi Salary: $985,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.910M.'''

-	'''Martrez Milner Salary: $4,830,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $24.150M.'''	+	'''Martrez Milner Salary: $2,830,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $24.150M.'''

-	'''Martin Rucker Salary: $6,930,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $41.580M.'''	+	'''Martin Rucker Salary: $3,930,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $41.580M.'''

	'''Steve Smith Salary: $11,972,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $83.804M.'''		'''Steve Smith Salary: $11,972,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $83.804M.'''

-	'''Brandon Stoakley: $8,425,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $33.700M.'''	+	'''Brandon Stoakley: $3,425,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $33.700M.'''

-	'''Total Wide Recievers & Tight Ends 2015 Salaries: $78.457M.'''	+	'''Total Wide Recievers & Tight Ends 2015 Salaries: $65.457M.'''

	'''Offensive Linemens 2015 Salaries:'''		'''Offensive Linemens 2015 Salaries:'''
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	'''Gaines Adams Salary: $429,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.287M.'''		'''Gaines Adams Salary: $429,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.287M.'''

-	'''Jared Allen Salary: $16,865,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $118.055M.'''	+	'''Jared Allen Salary: $6,865,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $118.055M.'''

	'''Kareem Brown Salary: $ 475,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.425M.'''		'''Kareem Brown Salary: $ 475,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.425M.'''
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	'''Aaron Maybin Salary: $647,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $3.235M.'''		'''Aaron Maybin Salary: $647,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $3.235M.'''

-	'''Demario Pressley Salary: $4,870,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $19.480M.'''	+	'''Demario Pressley Salary: $2,870,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $19.480M.'''

-	'''Marcus Spears Salary: $ 6,972,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $34.860M.'''	+	'''Marcus Spears Salary: $ 3,972,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $34.860M.'''

	'''Total Defensive Linemens 2015 Salaries: $38.374M.'''		'''Total Defensive Linemens 2015 Salaries: $38.374M.'''
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	'''Vontae Davis Salary:$965,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $6.755M.'''		'''Vontae Davis Salary:$965,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $6.755M.'''

-	'''Brandon Flowers Salary: $5,328,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $ 37.296M.'''	+	'''Brandon Flowers Salary: $3,328,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $ 37.296M.'''

-	'''Marlin Jackson Salary: $4,975,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $34.825 M.'''	+	'''Marlin Jackson Salary: $2,975,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $34.825 M.'''

	'''Malcolm Jenkins Salary: $12,895,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $90.265M.'''		'''Malcolm Jenkins Salary: $12,895,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $90.265M.'''

-	'''Dawan Landry Salary: $7,580,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $ 30.320M.'''	+	'''Dawan Landry Salary: $4,580,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $ 30.320M.'''

-	'''Laron Landry Salary: $8,695,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $ 52.170M.'''	+	'''Laron Landry Salary: $3,695,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $ 52.170M.'''

	'''Keenan Lewis Salary: $594,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $2.970M.'''		'''Keenan Lewis Salary: $594,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $2.970M.'''
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	'''Miles Austin Salary: $960,500/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.763M.'''		'''Miles Austin Salary: $960,500/6Yrs. Total Contract: $5.763M.'''

-	'''Matt Bryant Salary: $2,493,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $12.465M.'''	+	'''Matt Bryant Salary: $1,493,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $12.465M.'''

	'''Brandon Fields Salary : $397,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.191M.'''		'''Brandon Fields Salary : $397,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.191M.'''
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	'''Glenn Martinez Salary: $415,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.245M.'''		'''Glenn Martinez Salary: $415,000/3Yrs. Total Contract: $1.245M.'''

-	'''A.J. Trapassao Salary: $ 3,957,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $27.699M.'''	+	'''A.J. Trapassao Salary: $ 957,000/7Yrs. Total Contract: $27.699M.'''

	'''Total Specalteams 2015 salaries: $9.225M.'''		'''Total Specalteams 2015 salaries: $9.225M.'''
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	'''Tylan Johnson Salary: $563,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.252M.'''		'''Tylan Johnson Salary: $563,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.252M.'''

-	'''Ian Johnson Salary: $5,742,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $34.452M.'''	+	'''Ian Johnson Salary: $3,742,000/6Yrs. Total Contract: $34.452M.'''

	'''Tiquan Underwood Salary: $647,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $ 3.235M.'''		'''Tiquan Underwood Salary: $647,000/5Yrs. Total Contract: $ 3.235M.'''
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	'''Monte Taylor Salary: $529,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.116M.'''		'''Monte Taylor Salary: $529,000/4Yrs. Total Contract: $2.116M.'''

-	'''Total Practice Squad 2015 Salaries: $8.235M.'''	+	'''Total Practice Squad 2015 Salaries: $4.235M.'''



-	'''Total Team salary of 2015-2016 NFL Season: $329.534M.'''	+	'''Total Team salary of 2015-2016 NFL Season: $242.7M.'''
	[[Category:2015 NFL Salary Payroll]]		[[Category:2015 NFL Salary Payroll]]