Cleveland Browns Primary Logo

The Browns are the only National Football League team without a helmet logo. The logo-less helmet serves as the Browns’ official logo. But overall, the orange, logo-less helmet continues to remain as the primary trademark of the Cleveland Browns.

Cleveland Browns
2015 - Present
2015 - Present
The updated helmet logo is reflective of today’s modern Cleveland, the design honors the past while evolving into the future. The iconic brown and white stripes stand tall over the orange helmet, a new orange color that matches the passion of the Dawg Pound. The new brown face mask represents the strength and toughness of Cleveland.

Cleveland Browns
2006 - 2014
2006 - 2014
Only change to this logo is that the face mask is now grey, removing the white.

Cleveland Browns
1992 - 2005
1992 - 2005
A new face mask design, still white and the same orange helmet with brown and white stripe.

Cleveland Browns
1986 - 1991
1986 - 1991
A modern looking helmet with a 3/4 view of an orange helmet, with brown and white stripes, and with a white modern face mask.

Cleveland Browns
1970 - 1985
1970 - 1985
First Cleveland Browns helmet logo, an orange helmet, brown and white stripes, with a white face mask.

Cleveland Browns
1965
1965
Unused Logo
A Brown’s helmet with an interlocking letters “CB” logo in brown with white trim. The letters “CB” represent the city and the nickname – Cleveland Browns.

Cleveland Browns
1959 - 1969
1959 - 1969
The team has had various promotional logos throughout the years, such as the “Brownie Elf” mascot or a Brown “B” in a white football. While Art Modell did away with the Brownie Elf in the mid-1960s, believing it to be too childish, its use has been revived under the current ownership.

Cleveland Browns
1948 - 1958
1948 - 1958
The original “Brownie Elf” logo is credited to Dick Dugan, who became the sports cartoonist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer.