Factoid
The Brown right now can make a case that they have the worst offense ever. Certainly the worst of the modern era.
At the end of last season, they did not score an offensive touchdown in any of their last six games. And now, after getting shut out on Monday night, their offense has scored only 5 TDs in nine games.
Total that up and you get only 5 TDs in 15 games – almost a full season of work.
Compare that to the other futile offenses below. Since the league switched to a 16-game season in 1978, only five teams have failed to average over a touchdown per game. If the Browns can’t come up with 7 TDs in their final seven games, they will become the No. 1 team on this list.
LOWEST SCORING OFFENSES, 1978-2008
Teams failing to average more than a touchdown per game since the league adopted the 16-game schedule in 1978.
TD Year Team
12 2006 Oakland Raiders
13 1992 Seattle Seahawks
13 1991 Indianapolis Colts
14 1993 Cincinnati Bengals
14 1993 Indianapolis Colts
16 2000 Cleveland Browns
16 1991 Phoenix Cardinals
—Ian Allan
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