A Swot Analysis Essay

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Outline Introduction A: Central Idea 1. The history of the Cleveland Browns 2. 2009-2010 changes for the Cleveland Browns 3. Obstacles the Cleveland Browns faced B: Thesis Statement While the Cleveland Browns may have faced some changes and obstacles in their History, they are still a pretty good team. C: Introduction Technique So are you ready for some Cleveland Browns football information? Transition First I would like to tell you a little history about the Cleveland Browns The history of the Cleveland Browns In the year of 1945 Arthur B. McBride and Robert H. Gries founded the Cleveland Browns. The Cleveland Browns would become one of the most successful organizations in professional sports. From the years of 1946 through 1983 the browns have won eight league championships and eighteen divisional titles. The Browns also made the play offs twenty-one times. The Cleveland Browns league joined the National football league at the end of the AFC’s 1949 season. The first head coach for the Cleveland Browns was Paul E. Brown; he held…show more content…
Mario Reyes the victim was on his way home from work, he didn’t have a vehicle so he had to take the bus to work. Reyes was near a crosswalk and was unsure if it was a legal crossing. Stallworth didn’t release where he was coming from or where he was going. Donte Stallworth pleaded guilty to the charges of manslaughter and DUI with that he got a month in jail and the Cleveland Browns suspended him indefinitely. The staph infections are another obstacle the Cleveland Browns face. Joe Jurevicius sued the Browns for the unclean Browns training facility. This law suit says that Anthony Miniaci and Richard Figler failed to warn him about the therapy equipment not always being sterilized. Kellen Winslow is another browns player that suffered staph infection. These two browns are part of the six browns players in four years to contract staph

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