The Cleveland Browns made the playoffs last season after missing out the previous two years, which typically results in an increase in ticket pricing for the next season, which will occur for all Cleveland Browns season ticket holders in 2024.
According to Fox 8 News in Cleveland, ticket prices for all mezzanine and deck level tickets, most club-level seats and almost half of all lower-bowl seats will increase by no more than $20. Most upper-bowl seat prices will increase by no more than $5, and the rest by no more than $10.
Cleveland has long been a fantastic football town, so it’s no surprise that 8,000 people are vying for Browns season tickets. Many supporters have endured years of losing none to very few games, so they are willing to pay a little more this season to see a quality squad.
The Cleveland Browns shook up the quarterback room two years ago when they traded for Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson, who had a checkered history. This offseason, they may do the same with another quarterback with a troubled history.
According to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, the Browns are interested in acquiring quarterback Jameis Winston. The 30-year-old quarterback was the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ first-round pick in 2015, but he never lived up to the expectations. He spent his first five seasons in Tampa, and the last four as a starter/backup with the New Orleans Saints.
