Josh McCown might have experienced some bodily harm during Sunday’s game at St. Louis, but he’s not dead.
There is a gravestone with his name on it, however. It’s part of a Browns quarterback graveyard Halloween display made by a couple in Ohio.
There’s a headstone for every quarterback who has started a game for the Browns since the franchise was brought back from the dead in 1999, according to Cleveland 19 News.
Just like a real cemetery, there’s a family plot. McCown and his brother Luke, who went 0-4 as a Browns starter in 2004, both are memorialized.
Here’s a scary thought for Browns fans. Johnny Manziel, whose stone is decorated with dollar signs, might have to start against Arizona next week, with foreboding trips to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh in weeks 9 and 10.
Considering the horrors of being a Browns fan, it’s fitting that their helmets are orange. It’s the perfect color for team-themed Halloween displays. What a spooky coincidence.