Ticket sales surge after Browns win

For the first time since December 2016, the Cleveland Browns won a football game. After going down 14-0 against the New York Jets, Baker Mayfield made his NFL debut. And by the end of the night, the Browns walked away with a 21-17 victory. But that’s not all. According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, interest in tickets is sky high at the moment.“I couldn’t believe it,” Cleveland ticket broker Mark Klang of Amazing Tickets said to Rovell. “It was like what it was the night Johnny [Manziel] got drafted…”Okay, but just wait for it…“…Except then, it went on for 30 minutes. This was still going two hours after the game ended. And not just for the next home game. For all games.”Surprising? Maybe not. But staggering? Absolutely. After losing 19 straight NFL games, the Browns have finally put that behind them. Tyrod Taylor might not be the starting quarterback anymore. We just don’t know. Mayfield might be, of course. And after Thursday’s debut, he probably deserves it.A Twitter official went so far as to say that Mayfield

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