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Doug Dieken
Douglas Heye Dieken (born February 12, 1949 in Streator, Illinois) is the radio color analyst for gameday broadcasts of the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL). He formerly was an offensive tackle who played 14 seasons with the Browns.
==Playing career==
In college, Doug was a tight end on an Illinois team that hardly passed at all, and so he was not taken until the sixth round of the 1971 draft.〔(Dieken stats - Database Football.com )〕 His first game in a Browns uniform was an exhibition game against the Chicago Bears that happened to be the game used as a backdrop for the movie ''Brian's Song'' which was released in November 1971. After improving rapidly during his first year with the Browns, the coaches seemed to think he could take over for left tackle Dick Schafrath. He did, and became only the third left tackle in the team's history.
Excellent at both run and pass blocking, Dieken proved to be an outstanding player and an iron man. He not only went to the Pro Bowl, but he set team records with 194 straight starts and 203 consecutive games played.〔(Dieken bio - Cleveland Browns.com )〕 Doug also proved to be a fine citizen, winning the NFL Man of the Year Award following the 1982 season, and adding his name and efforts to a number of worthy Cleveland area charities.〔
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