Just like the Browns, WWE can always be counted on for cheap laughs and hours of mindless entertainment.
WWE's "Monday Night RAW" didn't disappoint during its Cleveland show, following a visit to Berea earlier in the day.
Heavyweight champ Seth Rollins riled up the crowd at The Q, calling Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel an "idiot face" while taking a jab at Cleveland's long championship drought.
The exact definition of an "idiot face" is unclear. Whatever the term means, Rollins' lame joke was not well-received.
Manziel was soon shamed on the Humongotron, and greeted with some boos from those in attendance.
Browns QB Johnny Manziel at @WWE Monday Night Raw #RAWCleveland pic.twitter.com/RZVq7WsrLe
— 19 Sports (@WOIOSports) June 16, 2015
A handful of other Browns also attended, including tight end Gary Barnidge.
Barnidge and the others presumably had a better time than Manziel.
@lovethebrowns1 @Browns @WWE you know I'm here pic.twitter.com/xAZ5f8P2d2
— Gary Barnidge (@garybarnidge) June 16, 2015
Before Collins and co. came to The Q, a number of WWE wrestlers stopped by the Browns' facilities in Berea.
Titus O'Neil, Darren Young, Jerry Lawler, Summer Rae, and others met and posed for pictures with Browns head coach Mike Pettine and other team personnel.
Some @WWE wrestlers visited the Browns today including @TitusONeilWWE, @DarrenYoungWWE, @JerryLawler & @RealSummerWWE pic.twitter.com/jlE359c8qf
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) June 15, 2015
The @WWE tag team champions @TitusONeilWWE & @DarrenYoungWWE came to visit the @Browns today pic.twitter.com/wsEItXhzQp
— Dan Murphy (@DMurph_BrownsPR) June 15, 2015
The Browns definitely seemed to enjoy the opportunity to meet with some cool celebrities.
The biggest takeaway, though, is that Pettine definitely looks like "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. The resemblance is uncanny. Regardless, I wouldn't mess with either of them.
[H/T SI.com, Kevin Payne]