Players who played for the Browns and the Raiders

30 players · NFL since 2013

30 players have played for both the Browns and the Raiders in the NFL since 2013. 10 played for the Browns first and 20 for the Raiders first. The longest-serving played 93 games across both; the top scorer got 35 touchdowns; 2 scored for both; the first move came in 2013, the most recent in 2025.

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  1.  Browns 32 · Raiders 61
  2.  Browns 39 · Raiders 53
  3.  Browns 68 · Raiders 13
  4.  Browns 16 · Raiders 50
  5.  Browns 32 · Raiders 32
  6.  Browns 23 · Raiders 40
  7.  Browns 29 · Raiders 28
  8.  Browns 49 · Raiders 8
  9.  Browns 31 · Raiders 16
  10.  Browns 7 · Raiders 28
  11.  Browns 25 · Raiders 8
  12.  Browns 20 · Raiders 12
  13.  Browns 19 · Raiders 11
  14.  Browns 9 · Raiders 21
  15.  Browns 22 · Raiders 2
  16.  Browns 3 · Raiders 20
  17.  Browns 5 · Raiders 18
  18.  Browns 5 · Raiders 17
  19.  Browns 16 · Raiders 5
  20.  Browns 6 · Raiders 14
  21.  Browns 17 · Raiders 3
  22.  Browns 4 · Raiders 16
  23.  Browns 4 · Raiders 14
  24.  Browns 6 · Raiders 9
  25.  Browns 3 · Raiders 12
  26.  Browns 12 · Raiders 1
  27.  Browns 5 · Raiders 2
  28.  Browns 1 · Raiders 5
  29.  Browns 4 · Raiders 2
  30.  Browns 1 · Raiders 3

Who stands out

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T.J. Carrie has the most games for the two combined: 32 for the Browns and 61 for the Raiders. Amari Cooper scored the most touchdowns across both (16 for the Browns, 19 for the Raiders), and 2 players scored for both.

In our data, Brian Sanford was the first to have played for both (his first game for the Browns came in 2013). The most recent player to play for both is Chigozie Anusiem, who first played for the Raiders in 2025.

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Every player who played for the Browns and the Raiders (NFL since 2013): games and touchdowns at each, seasons, and which team came first.
PlayerBrownsRaidersFirst
GTDsSeasonsGTDsSeasons
T.J. Carrie3202018–20196102014–2017Raiders
Amari Cooper39162022–202453192015–2018Raiders
Harrison Bryant68102020–20231302024Browns
Karl Joseph16120205002016–2019Raiders
Malcolm Smith3202020–20213202015–2016Raiders
Maurice Hurst2302023–20254002018–2020Raiders
Carl Nassib2902016–20172802020–2021Browns
Shelby Harris4902023–2025802014–2015Raiders
Austin Hooper3182020–20211602023Browns
Sam Webb7120252802022–2024Raiders
Chris Smith2502018–2019802020Browns
Maliek Collins2002025–20261202020Raiders
Terrelle Pryor1952015–20161122013Raiders
Ray-Ray Armstrong9020182102014–2015Raiders
Pharaoh Brown2202019–2022202017Raiders
Rod Streater3020182052013–2015Raiders
Quinton Jefferson5020241802021Raiders
Duron Harmon5020231712022Raiders
George Atkinson1612016502014Raiders
Andrew Billings6020211402022Browns
Brian Hoyer1702013–2014302023Browns
DeAndre Carter4020251602023Raiders
Xavier Woodson-Luster4020181402017Raiders
Isaac Rochell602022902022–2023Browns
Raheem Mostert3020151202025Browns
Brian Price1202018102018Raiders
Gabe Wright502016202018Browns
Brian Sanford102013502013Raiders
Dakota Allen402022202019Raiders
Chigozie Anusiem102024302025Browns

Head to head

In the NFL since 2013, the Browns and the Raiders have met 7 times: the Browns won 2, the Raiders 5.

  • Browns' biggest win: Raiders 10-24 Browns (2025)
  • Raiders' biggest win: Browns 6-16 Raiders (2020)

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FAQ

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How many players have played for both the Browns and the Raiders?
30 in the NFL since 2013: T.J. Carrie, Amari Cooper, Harrison Bryant, Karl Joseph, Malcolm Smith, Maurice Hurst and 24 more.
Has anyone scored for both the Browns and the Raiders?
Yes, 2: Amari Cooper (16 and 19) and Terrelle Pryor (5 and 2).
Who is the most recent player to play for both the Browns and the Raiders?
Chigozie Anusiem. He played for the Browns (2024), then the Raiders from 2025.
What period does this list cover?
NFL games from 2013 to the present, updated as new games are played. Earlier games aren't in our data, so all-time lists can be longer.

Data: NFL since 2013; touchdowns are ones scored, not thrown. Earlier games aren't included, so all-time lists can be longer.