Charles Woodson chose his liquor brand over buying a piece of the Browns
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Charles Woodson has chosen to retain his association with his liquor brand instead of acquiring an ownership stake in the Cleveland Browns. The Hall of Famer had been approved to purchase a 0.1 percent stake in the team by May 2025, but the deal fell through due to NFL rules that prevent team owners from using their names, images, or likenesses to promote alcohol products. Woodson expressed that his name is integral to his brand, which led to his decision. The Browns issued a statement respecting Woodson's choice and wishing him well.
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