Due to their performance over a period of more than 20 years, the Cleveland Browns have been forced to put up with a lot of insulting and embarrassing remarks.

Recently, it appeared as though one of the NFL’s most venerable and traditional teams had reversed course. It’s time to alter their story, for that reason.

The Browns have made the playoffs in 2020 and 2023 when head coach Kevin Stefanski took over the team. They have also won a postseason game and won 11 games in each of those seasons. Under their current head coach, they are 37-30.

Having said that, not a single NFL player seemed to be impressed by the Brows’ status as genuine contenders each year.Mah Parsons, a linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys, recently stated that Cleveland is still the same as many people thought it was a few years ago: a city with a team that is incapable of winning.

Thanks to the vocal efforts of Browns tight end David Njoku, there is a strong voice this time to protect the team and the city.

Njoku remarked, “I feel like Cleveland raised me from a boy to a man,” on Wednesday in a press conference. “In this city, becoming a man signifies more than what most people may realize.

Therefore, I will not put up with Parsons and the other moron simply talking down to Cleveland. Whatever occurs, I will never accept it. That being said, just be respectful of the city, dude. It’s really easy.”

After all of this, David Njoku was making reference to a statement made by the Cowboys player in February at the Madden 24 Challenge, which was a part of this year’s Pro Bowl.

In the video game, Parsons faced Njoku. After the Dallas star took the lead at the half, he continued, saying that Njoku’s first-half shortcoming demonstrated why “Cleveland is Cleveland,” a blatant jab at the city and its sports teams, particularly the Browns.

Njoku took charge of the city’s defense. Njoku shot back, saying, “He said Cleveland is Cleveland, but we’re both here,” noting that neither player was getting ready to play in the Super Bowl. Both of us are engaged in this Madden game. What exactly are you claiming Cleveland is? Is Dallas, Dallas?”