0
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Who had the worst record in regular season football in the year 2011?
st Louis browns
Who is the poorest NFL team?
The Cleveland Browns. They are also the worst team because they don't have any good players.
Worst baseball regular season record ever?
That would be the 1899 Cleveland Spiders (National League) whose record was 20-134.
What was the St. Louis Cardinals original name in the American League?
The St. Louis Cardinals never played in the American League. They originated in 1882 in the American Association as the St. Louis Brown Stockings. The following season they shortened the name to Browns. After ten years in the AA they joined the National League as the Browns in 1892. Back during those days there was a thing called 'syndicate ownership' where one person or group could own more than one team. The owners of the Cleveland Spiders, Frank and Stanley Robison, bought the Browns prior to the 1899 season. They moved their best players from the Spiders to the Browns and their 'worst' players from the Browns to the Spiders. They also changed the name of the team from Browns to Perfectos for the 1899 season and made the team color cardinal red. This led sportswriters to give the team the nickname of Cardinals and the name was changed to from Perfectos to Cardinals in 1900.
What is the worst record ever for an MLB team in a regular 154 game season?
20-134 by the 1899 Cleveland Spiders. The team was contracted by the National League after the 1899 season along with the Washington Senators, Baltimore Orioles, and Louisville Colonels.
Which NFL team dealt the Cleveland Browns their worst loss of the 2005 season?
Pittsburgh Steelers
NFL 1999 worst record?
The Cleveland Browns had the worst record in the 1999 NFL season with a record of 2-14. The New Orleans Saints had the second worse record, finishing the season at 3-13.
Which NFL team was the worst since 1950?
Cleveland Browns
Which NLF team is the worst team in the NFL?
Cleveland Browns, and BENGALS
What is the Cleveland Browns record since 1999?
The expansion Browns are 37-67 (.356) at home at Cleveland Brown stadium since 1999. Pathetic! They continue to play their worst at home!
Who had the worst record in regular season football in the year 2011?
st Louis browns
What major league baseball team holds the record for worst season record?
The 1899 Cleveland Spiders of the National League hold the Major League Baseball (MLB) record for worst regular season record (of all eras) with a record of 20-134, giving them a winning percentage of .130. In 1899, the Cleveland Spiders also set major league records for most consecutive losses in a season (24, from July 26 to September 16), most losses in a month (27 in July), and had 6 double-digit losing streaks. They lost 40 of their last 41 games.
Who is the poorest NFL team?
The Cleveland Browns. They are also the worst team because they don't have any good players.
What team is the worst team in the NFL?
Worst performance current season :San Francisco 49'ers, Buffalo Bills (0-5 to start 2010)*Worst record preceding season : St. Louis Rams (1-15 in 2009)Worst record last two seasons : Detroit Lions (2-30 in 2008 and 2009, 28-64 since 2003Worst overall record for team : Houston Texans (49-79 through 2009)-----*2010 preliminary rankings had the Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, and Oakland Raiders as the likely worst teams for the season.
Are the Cleveland Browns the worst football team in the league?
This question calls for an opinion and opinions differ. Do not remove answers simply because you disagree with them.YES!
What is the alltime worst touchdown to interception ratio in the nfl?
Spergon Wynn threw 1 Touchdown and 7 Interceptions in his career. I'm pretty sure 1/7 ratio is the worst ever by. And the worst part is he was chosen before Tom Brady by the Cleveland Browns.
What NFL team had the worst regular season record for 12 game schedule yet still made the playoffs?
8-4 by the 1947 Philadelphia Eagles, 1951 Los Angeles Rams, 1952 Cleveland Browns, 1957 Detroit Lions, and 1960 Green Bay Packers.
