Nowadays, the Cleveland Browns have become a fun team to watch, and some might even say a solid destination for free agents.
Browns GM Andrew Berry and head coach Kevin Stefanski have gone to great lengths to turn the culture around, and this team looks just a piece away from being a legitimate Super Bowl contender.
Notably, that hasn’t always been the case.
Cleveland was mostly a bottom-feeding franchise for years, and it was safe to say that it wasn’t the preferred destination for many players, not even in the NFL Draft.
Nonetheless, that wasn’t the case with former Browns defensive lineman Phil Taylor.
In his latest appearance on “The Hanford Dixon Show”, the former defender admitted that he was actually quite happy about becoming a Cleveland Brown (via The Hanford Dixon Show on Twitter).
Even though he grew up rooting for the Washington Commanders, he claimed that he always liked the energy and the “dawg” attitude of Cleveland, adding that up to this day, he’s still a dawg.
Taylor’s NFL career didn’t get off to a smooth start, though.
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