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Ohio To Allow 12,000 Fans To Attend Next Browns Home Game

October 6, 2020
Only 6,000 fans could attend Browns' first two home games; all COVID-19 protocols remain intact Photo: Getty Images The Ohio Department of Health "has decided to permit 12,000 fans in FirstEnergy Stadium," beginning with Sunday's game against the Colts, according to Nate Ulrich of the A...
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