Section 122 at Huntington Bank Field

(2026 Review) - Close to the Action: Every seat in the 100 Level sits within 40 rows of the field for an up-close view of the game.  Pick Your Side: Sections 127-139 are the Browns side, packed with season-ticket holders and diehards; visiting fans usually favor the opposite sideline.  The Dawg Pound: The east endzone is home to the famed Dawg Pound Browns cheering section — visiting fans are encouraged to steer clear.  Best Views in the House: Sideline rows 30-40 are widely considered the best seats in the stadium.  Shade Option: The upper rows of sections 101-144 are among the best places to find shade.  Who Should Sit Here  The 100 Level at Huntington Bank Field is for fans who want to be close to the field for a Browns game. Home fans looking for the loudest, most passionate crowd should aim for the Browns sideline or the Dawg Pound, while visiting supporters can pick the opposite sideline to be near their own players. It's a great fit for anyone prioritizing proximity and atmosphere over amenities.  100 Level Seating Details  The 100 Level wraps the lower bowl of the stadium. Sections 127-139 line the Browns side of the field, the opposite sideline hosts visiting fans, and the east endzone sections form the Dawg Pound. Section entrances are located near rows 20-25, so seats above that point are reached by walking down from the concourse.  Views from the 100 Level  All seats here keep you within 40 rows of the field for a close-up perspective. Fans often rate the sideline views from rows 30-40 as the best in the stadium, offering an elevated angle while staying close to the action. Endzone sections in the Dawg Pound put you right on top of the goal-line play.  Sun & Shade  If you're trying to stay out of the sun, target the upper rows of sections 101-144 — they're one of the best places in the 100 Level to find shade. 

(2026 Review) - Where It Is: The East endzone at Huntington Bank Field - spot the standing, jersey-wearing crowd and you've found it.  Sections Included: Lower 118-122 and Mezzanine 317-323.  Lower Level Seats: Bleacher seats with back support; the first 20 rows tend to stand for much of the game.  Mezzanine Vibe: Traditional stadium seats and a generally calmer atmosphere than the lower level.  Who Should Sit Here  The Dawg Pound is for die-hard Cleveland Browns fans who want to be part of the loudest, most passionate crowd in the building. If standing, chanting, and soaking up the game-day energy is your idea of a good time, the lower level is where you belong. Fans who want to feel that Dawg Pound spirit but prefer a more relaxed seat should look to the mezzanine.  Dawg Pound Seating Details  The Dawg Pound spans two levels of the East endzone at Huntington Bank Field. On the lower level, look for sections 118-122; on the mezzanine, sections 317-323. Lower-level guests get bleacher-style seats with back support, while those in the 300-level sit in traditional stadium seats.  Views from the Dawg Pound  You're positioned behind the East endzone, giving you a straight-on look at the action when the Browns are driving your way. Keep in mind that in the lower level, especially the first 20 rows, many fans stand for large portions of the game, so expect an active, on-your-feet view.  Good to Know  The two levels offer distinctly different experiences. The lower Dawg Pound is the rowdier, standing-heavy heart of the section, while the mezzanine (317-323) is usually less intense. A good pick if you want the Dawg Pound atmosphere without the constant standing. 

- Behind both endzones and on the lowest level of the field, seats here have a great view of nearby scoring plays and these fans will be some of the first to know if a field goal is made or missed. The uprights can be a small distraction at times, but you will also have excellent head on views to the large videoboards above the opposite endzone. The sections behind the east endzone are part of the “Dawg Pound” area, which is designated for rowdy fans to sit and cheer on the team. In the “Dawg Pound”, there is bleacher seating, which gives the area a different feel than the rest of the stadium. Fortunately, the bleachers have backs to provide some additional support and comfort. On both sides of the field, the back portion of the sections are covered by an overhang, creating protection from the weather and shaded seats. All of the sections in this seating location have 40 numbered rows of seating.