The most points scored by the Cleveland Browns in a game is 62 points. They beat the Washington Redskins 62-3 in 1954 and the New York Giants 62-14 in 1953.
Highest-Scoring Browns Games
1. Browns 62, Redskins 3 – 1954
Cleveland held Washington to only 64 total yards compared to the Browns’ 515, and Pete Brewster recorded 114 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
The Browns quarterback tandem of Otto Graham (one rushing touchdown) and George Ratterman combined for 310 passing yards and four total passing touchdowns.
1. Browns 62, Giants 14 – 1953
Once again, George Ratterman and Otto Graham combined for four total passing touchdowns and 353 passing yards.
Ray Renfro also contributed a passing, rushing, and receiving touchdown, and Pete Brewster finished with 182 receiving yards and three touchdowns.
3. Browns 52, Giants 20 – 1964
Frank Ryan completed 12 out of 13 passes for 202 yards and six total touchdowns (five passing and one rushing) in this 32-point victory at Yankee Stadium.
4. Browns 51, Bengals 45 – 2007
In a back and forth contest, Derek Anderson threw for 328 yards and five touchdowns, and the receiver trio of Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow, and Joe Jurevicius combined for 290 receiving yards and five touchdowns.
4. Browns 51, Steelers 0 – 1989
The Browns held their AFC North opponent scoreless and had three defensive touchdowns (two defensive fumble returns and one interception return).
6. Browns 49, Cowboys 38 – 2020
Odell Beckham Jr. had a stellar day overall, posting 154 scrimmage yards with one rushing touchdown and two receiving touchdowns in Dallas.
6. Browns 49, Giants 40 – 1966
The Giants held a lead for a majority of the game, but Cleveland would take the lead in the fourth quarter because of great performances from Leroy Kelly (126 rushing yards and three touchdowns) and Frank Ryan (326 yards and three touchdowns to three different players).
6. Browns 49, Falcons 17 – 1966
Frank Ryan and Jim Ninowski combined for 295 passing yards and six touchdowns to six different players in this 32-point win on the road.
6. Browns 49, Eagles 7 – 1952
Otto Graham threw for 290 yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions in a game where Philadelphia failed to score until the fourth quarter.
6. Browns 49, Cardinals 28 – 1951
The Cardinals produced more total yards than the Browns (400 to 296), but Otto Graham threw four straight touchdown passes (as well as 217 passing yards and three interceptions) to kick off the matchup and secure the home victory.
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