1948 Cleveland Browns Roster

All American Football Conference (AAFC)
Team Record: 14-0
Finishing 1st in the AAFC's West Division
Postseason: 1-0 Won Championship
Coach: Paul Brown (14-0)
Location: Cleveland, Ohio

1948 Cleveland Browns Statistics
1948 Cleveland Browns Results

The Cleveland Browns of the All American Football Conference ended the 1948 season with a record of 14 wins and 0 losses, finishing first in the AAFC's West Division. The team compiled a postseason mark of 1-0.

The defense proved to be a force, as the Browns allowed 190 points, lowest in the league. Cleveland ran up 389 points. Marion Motley carried the ball for a team-leading 964 yards.

Otto Graham passed for 2,713 yards. Mac Speedie snagged 58 passes for 816 yards.

Cliff Lewis picked off 9 opponent throws.

Paul Brown coached the team. The 1948 Cleveland Browns won the Championship.

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#	Player	Pos.	Birth Date	Height	Weight	College	Hometown	GP	GS
74	Tony Adamle	LLB-FB	May 15, 1924	6'0"	215	Ohio St.	Fairmont, WV USA	14	4
42	Chet Adams	LDT	October 24, 1915	6'3"	233	Ohio	Cleveland, OH USA	14	1
35	Alex Agase	LB	March 27, 1922	5'10"	212	Purdue	Chicago, IL USA	13	1
99	Bill Boedeker	HB	March 7, 1924	5'11"	192	DePaul	Milwaukee, WI USA	14	3
70	Ollie Cline	FB	December 31, 1925	6'0"	200	Ohio St.	Mount Vernon, OH USA	11	0
92	Tom Colella	P	July 3, 1918	6'0"	187	Canisius	Albion, NY USA	13	2
80	Bob Cowan	RH	January 2, 1923	5'11"	185	Indiana	Fort Wayne, IN USA	14	11
22	Frank Gatski	C	March 18, 1922	6'3"	233	Marshall	Farmington, WV USA	14	14
34	Bob Gaudio	RG	July 13, 1925	5'10"	219	Ohio St.	Ashtabula, OH USA	13	12
59	Horace Gillom	RE	March 3, 1921	6'1"	221	Ohio St.	Roanoke, AL USA	13	8
60	Otto Graham	QB	December 6, 1921	6'1"	196	Northwestern	Waukegan, IL USA	14	14
48	Chubby Grigg	RDT	January 10, 1926	6'2"	294	Tulsa	El Dorado, AR USA	14	1
46	Lou Groza	K	January 25, 1924	6'3"	240	Ohio St.	Martins Ferry, OH USA	14	14
32	Lin Houston	G	January 11, 1921	6'0"	213	Ohio St.	Carbondale, IL USA	13	2
38	Weldon Humble	MLB	April 24, 1921	6'1"	221	Rice	Nixon, TX USA	13	3
82	Tommy James	RDH-LDH	September 16, 1923	5'10"	185	Ohio St.	Canton, OH USA	14	5
90	Edgar Jones	LH	May 6, 1920	5'10"	193	Pittsburgh	Scranton, PA USA	13	9
86	Dub Jones	HB	December 29, 1924	6'4"	202	Tulane	Arcadia, LA USA	12	2
53	Frank Kosikowski	RDE	July 23, 1926	6'1"	200	Marquette	Cudahy, WI USA	12	0
56	Dante Lavelli	RE	February 23, 1923	6'0"	191	Ohio St.	Hudson, OH USA	8	7
62	Cliff Lewis	PR	March 22, 1923	5'11"	167	Duke	Lakewood, OH USA	14	6
24	Mel Maceau	C	December 25, 1921	6'0"	203	Marquette	Milwaukee, WI USA	11	0
76	Marion Motley	FB	June 5, 1920	6'1"	232	South Carolina St.	Leesburg, GA USA	14	14
85	Ara Parseghian	HB	May 21, 1923	5'10"	194	Akron	Akron, OH USA	12	1
45	Ben Pucci	LOT-LDT	January 26, 1925	6'4"	255	none	St. Louis, MO USA	12	0
44	Lou Rymkus	RT	November 6, 1919	6'4"	231	Notre Dame	Royalton, IL USA	14	14
20	Lou Saban	RLB-C	October 13, 1921	6'0"	202	Indiana	Brookfield, IL USA	14	4
94	Dean Sensanbaugher	LOH	August 12, 1925	5'9"	190	Army	Midvale, OH USA	11	1
49	Lenny Simonetti	ROT-RDT	November 20, 1919	5'11"	225	Tennessee	Roswell, OH USA	14	0
58	Mac Speedie	LE	January 12, 1920	6'3"	203	Utah	Odell, IL USA	12	11
64/66	George Terlep	QB	April 12, 1923	5'10"	180	Notre Dame	Elkhart, IN USA	9	1
36	Ed Ulinski	LG	December 7, 1919	5'11"	203	Marshall	Pittsburgh, PA USA	14	13
30	Bill Willis	MG	October 5, 1921	6'2"	213	Ohio St.	Columbus, OH USA	14	4
50	John Yonakor	E	August 4, 1921	6'5"	222	Notre Dame	Boston, MA USA	14	2
52	George Young	LDE	May 10, 1924	6'3"	214	Baldwin-Wallace	Wilkes-Barre, PA USA	14	4