Should The Browns Bring Back “Brownie the Elf” as The Teams Permanent Mascot?

The Browns release of their announcement of their 2018 training camp on Tuesday brought with it an interesting development in regard to the mascot that some fans have been calling for the team to adopt for years.

That mascot is the Brownie Elf, otherwise known as “Brownie the Elf,” appears on the masthead of the announcement this year for the dates of training camp.

Mark your calendars! ?#BrownsCamp officially opens July 26th and will feature 15 free practices open to the public

Tickets available to public Friday » https://t.co/PNsU2fJrT2 pic.twitter.com/nljouSCwyO

— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) June 26, 2018

It’s a mascot that some fans have been clamoring for the team to bring in more as a representation for the franchise, and the Elf is even a mascot dressed up at Browns home games much like ‘Slider’ for the Indians.

The Elf was a fixture for the Browns starting in 1946 when the franchise was born. He first appeared on the covers of the Browns media guides (1946-49) in the All-America Football Conference.

There was plenty of fan react on Twitter when the Browns tweeted out about camp and the Elf was included in the announcement.

Digging the elf. Go #Browns. https://t.co/H8tZwVcZVO

— Kevin Stapleton (@dotKevin) June 26, 2018

Finally bringing the elf back

— Formally Known as Dotard Dan (@dsquare77) June 26, 2018

If the elf must return I prefer this one. pic.twitter.com/GSt5ItZW4a

— Gary Fe (@garfe66) June 23, 2018

I love Brownie the Elf. Should be the primary logo….

— Steele (@JJSteele3) June 26, 2018