Cleveland Browns Football Cards, page 16
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1963 Topps | 24 | Cleveland Browns Team | Cleveland Browns | Short print The Cleveland Browns team cards in the 1959-1963 Topps sets all picture the 1958 Browns team. |
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1964 Kahns | Jim Brown | Cleveland Browns | fullback | Syracuse | Browns Ring of Honor 2010, College Hall of Fame 1995, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971 | The Browns organization has retired Brown's jersey number, 32. See the Gallery's retired numbers page for the retired numbers of all of the NFL teams. | ||
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1964 Kahns | Gary Collins | Cleveland Browns | end | Maryland | ||||
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1964 Kahns | Galen Fiss | Cleveland Browns | linebacker | Kansas | ||||
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1964 Kahns | Bill Glass | Cleveland Browns | defensive end | Baylor | College Hall of Fame 1985 | |||
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1964 Kahns | Ernie Green | Cleveland Browns | halfback | Louisville | The Green Bay Packers chose Green in the 1962 NFL Draft, but traded him to the Browns before the beginning of the season. | |||
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1964 Kahns | Bernie Parrish | Cleveland Browns | defensive back | Florida | ||||
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1964 Kahns | Frank Ryan | Cleveland Browns | quarterback | Rice | Ryan led the NFL with 25 touchdown passes in 1964. | |||
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1964 Kahns | Dick Schafrath | Cleveland Browns | tackle | Ohio State | ||||
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1964 Kahns | Paul Warfield | Cleveland Browns | wide receiver | Ohio State | Browns Ring of Honor 2010, Dolphins Honor Roll 1990, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1983 | Pre-rookie card | ||
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1964 Philadelphia | 29 | Johnny Brewer | Cleveland Browns | end | Mississippi | Rookie card Brewer was a versatile player: He played defensive end in 1961, tight end from 1962 to 1965, and linebacker from 1966 to 1970. |
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1964 Philadelphia | 30 | Jim Brown | Cleveland Browns | fullback | Syracuse | Browns Ring of Honor 2010, College Hall of Fame 1995, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971 | Double print | |
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1964 Philadelphia | 31 | Gary Collins | Cleveland Browns | end | Maryland | Rookie card Collins played ten seasons in the NFL, all for the Browns. |
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1964 Philadelphia | 32 | Vince Costello | Cleveland Browns | linebacker | Ohio | Double print Costello was the defensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins in 1974, and for the Kansas City Chiefs in 1975 and 1976. |
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1964 Philadelphia | 33 | Galen Fiss | Cleveland Browns | linebacker | Kansas | |||
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1964 Philadelphia | 34 | Bill Glass | Cleveland Browns | defensive end | Baylor | College Hall of Fame 1985 | Double print | |
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1964 Philadelphia | 35 | Ernie Green | Cleveland Browns | halfback | Louisville | Rookie card Green led the Browns with 10 touchdowns in 1964. |
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1964 Philadelphia | 36 | Rich Kreitling | Cleveland Browns | end | Illinois | This card shows Kreitling with the Browns, but the Browns traded him to the Chicago Bears in June of 1964. | ||
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1964 Philadelphia | 37 | John Morrow | Cleveland Browns | center | Michigan | |||
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1964 Philadelphia | 38 | Frank Ryan | Cleveland Browns | quarterback | Rice | Double print Ryan threw three touchdown passes to Gary Collins in the 1964 NFL Championship game against the Colts. The Browns won, 27-0. It was the last time the Browns won a league championship. |
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1964 Philadelphia | 39 | Charley Scales | Cleveland Browns | halfback | Indiana | Rookie card | ||
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1964 Philadelphia | 40 | Dick Schafrath | Cleveland Browns | tackle | Ohio State | Rookie card | ||
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1964 Philadelphia | 41 | Cleveland Browns Team | Cleveland Browns | |||||
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1964 Philadelphia | 42 | Browns Play of the Year | Double print Collier was a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1987. See the Gallery's Almost Hall of Famers page. |
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| Blanton Collier | Cleveland Browns | coach | Georgetown (Kentucky) | ||||||
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1964 Wheaties Stamps | Jim Brown | Cleveland Browns | fullback | Syracuse | Browns Ring of Honor 2010, College Hall of Fame 1995, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971 | Brown led the NFL with 1446 rushing yards in 1964. | ||