Devoted Browns Fans Get Married at FirstEnergy Stadium Sunday

By on Mon, Dec 18, 2017 at 12:20 pm

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For most Browns fans, Sunday's final home game of the season was filled with resolute despair. For one couple, tears came for a different reason.

Getting married before the game at FirstEnergy Stadium, two Browns fans vowed to stay together for the rest of their lives. And hey, if these two can remain devoted to the sad, sad, Browns for this long, they can make any relationship work.

Browns fans took to Twitter to offer advice and blessings to the two love birds:
Congratulations, to the pair!
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