Cleveland Browns fan planning ‘perfect 0-16’ season parade

Cleveland Browns quarterback Josh McCown (13) reacts as he is tackled by Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Zach Orr, obscured, in the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/David Richard)

by: Andy Long

Posted: Nov 15, 2016 / 08:24 PM EST

Updated: Nov 15, 2016 / 08:24 PM EST

CLEVELAND, OH (WCMH) – If a group of Browns fans have their way, the City of Cleveland will once again have a parade honoring one of its sports teams.

WKYC reports Chris McNeil, known on Twitter as @Reflog_18, started a Facebook event for January 7, advertising the potential parade. Last week, he filed paperwork with the city to try and make it a reality.

If approved, the parade would wrap around FirstEnergy Stadium.

The Browns are now 0-10 and have six games remaining in the season.

In the mean time, McNeil has a page up asking for volunteers and participants in the parade. He is also looking for marching bands, musical acts, vendors and sponsors.