The prestigious panel of judges who are ranking the top 100 players in NFL history released the latest group of players, and Browns QB Otto Graham is rightfully included in the top 20.
Graham comes in at No. 17 overall. The Browns legend played 10 seasons and competed for a championship in nine of those, winning seven. Graham led the NFL in passing yards twice and completion percentage three times. The four-time first-team All-Pro selection was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1965. His effort in the 1950 NFL championship game (298 passing yards, four touchdown passes, 99 rushing yards) is one of the great playoff performances in league history.
He ranks just above luminary QBs John Elway and Dan Marino and one spot behind Deion Sanders.
As for the top 10, Jim Brown has yet to make an appearance…
