Madness, not sadness: Browns turn home field into advantage
(World News USA)

CLEVELAND (AP) - Empty seats. Anemic football. Bad vibes. Home field hasn`t meant any advantage in recent years for the Browns, who entered this season with three wins in their last 27 home games at FirstEnergy Stadium, dubbed `The Factory of Sadness.` Madness has been the norm so far this season. The Browns (2-2-1) have played two overtime games already at home and rallied to win a nationally televised Thursday nighter to end their 19-game winless streak and breathe life into a fan base that couldn`t take much more misery. Lifeless for years, the Dawg Pound is howling once more, and Browns coach Hue Jackson begged Cleveland fans to bring the noise for Sunday`s game against the Los Angeles...