CLEVELAND -- The granddaughter of Cleveland Browns offensive line coach Bob Wylie wore a special Halloween costume on Wednesday.
After all, her grandfather is a big-time television star.
On Wednesday, the Browns took to Twitter to share the Halloween costumes formerly worn by its current players. Among the thread, however, was a picture of Wylie's granddaughter, who dressed up as Wylie himself this Halloween.
Wylie, who is now in his second season as Browns offensive line coach, became amassed a cult following as the result of his various appearances on HBO's "Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Cleveland Browns." In one scene in particular, the 67-year-old old Wylie can be seen questioning the value of stretching, while in another, he is displayed showcasing the demeanor and posture of various animals to his players.
Other childhood costume shared by the Browns Twitter account on Wednesday included quarterback Baker Mayfield as an M&M candy, cornerback Denzel Ward as a pumpkin and pirate, linebacker Joe Schobert as Superman, a lion and a wizard and offensive lineman Joel Bitonio as a hockey player and the Tinman.
