Michael Brown was born on August 10, 1935. He owns the Cincinnati Bengals which competes in the National Football League. He has been holding this post since 1992.
Brown is the son of Paul Brown, co-founder and original coach of the Cleveland Browns. He assumed ownership of the team after the death of his father.
Brown is recognized as the second longest-serving active general manager in the National Football League. He only comes after Jerry Jones, Owner and General Manager of the Dallas Cowboys. This, however, has not helped in the progress of his team.
In fact, since Brown assumed ownership, the team has had only seven winning seasons out of twenty-seven and has a winning percentage of .414 (182-255-2) in the regular season and .000 (0-7) in the playoffs.
Brown is married. The name of his wife is Nancy Brown. Not much is known about her. However, in 2004, there was a news publication about her. She freely gave out tickets to local policemen and firemen.
Apparently, her acts are not connected with the team. She is known to do this randomly by herself, and without bringing attention to herself.
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