Last week in this space, I lamented about the absence of a Cleveland Browns’ Super Bowl appearance thus far in my lifetime.
To review: Fifty-seven Super Bowls have been played, 55 in my lifetime, 54 with the Browns existing as an NFL franchise, and they are one of just four active teams never to reach the Super Bowl — along with the Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans.
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