This fan nails the Cleveland Browns’ logo re-design

Cleveland Browns quarterback Jacoby Brissett watches from the sideline during the NFL football team's football training camp in Berea on Tuesday.Brissett Camp 2
Cleveland Browns quarterback Jacoby Brissett watches from the sideline during the NFL football team's football training camp in Berea on Tuesday.Brissett Camp 2 /
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The Cleveland Browns could do far worse than using this fan’s logo suggestion.

The Cleveland Browns want to change up their logo this year from Brownie the Elf. Which I’m all in favor of, Brownie is a logo that needs to be retired for good. The team is trying to find a new logo via the fanbase, much like last year’s Brownie the Elf logo. Only this time, it seems to be dog-centric. The logo may appear as the mid-field logo as it did last year, but it may also be for the Dawg Pound specifically

Either way, fans are getting very excited about the process and are submitting all sorts of logos to the team and then showing them off on social media. This brings us to this logo, that Dov Kleiman found on social media.

Kleiman showed off a video from social media creator Emily Morgan (aka emilymorgancreates on Tick Tok). In her video, you can see how she uses shadow and shading to put the modernized “CLE” into a very traditional-looking Dawg Pound dog design.

This is among the better logos the Cleveland Browns should consider

Morgan is very talented and has posted some cool videos to her page of updated logos for teams. Some are truly great like her reworked Los Angeles Chargers logo. Some, aren’t, like her takes on the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers.

While we don’t know that Morgan has submitted her Browns design, we’re hoping that someone notices it, because while she isn’t hitting all of her designs out of the park, she is doing quite well when it comes to the Browns’ logo.

Whatever the logo is, I hope it at least matches the passion of the fanbase. Say what you will about the franchise and its owner, the fans deserve a symbol they can embrace.

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