Cleveland Browns' legendary radio announcer Jim Donovan has passed away at the age of 68 after battling leukemia. Donovan served as the voice of the Browns for 25 years, starting when the team returned in 1999, and became a beloved figure in Cleveland sports for his passionate and authentic broadcasts. The Browns honored his legacy with a tribute before their game against the Ravens, featuring a video montage of his greatest calls, which received a standing ovation from fans. Tributes have poured in from across the sports community, highlighting Donovan's impact and his ability to bring Browns games to life for fans across Northeast Ohio. His signature calls, like the memorable 'Run, William, run,' are etched in Browns lore, and his legacy will continue to resonate with fans and the community. Donovan is survived by his wife Cheryl and daughter Meghan, and he leaves behind a significant legacy that extends beyond his broadcasting career.