Cleveland Browns Dawg Pound Captain Flavor Flav has issues with guitar smash

With the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony taking place in Cleveland, some music stars stuck around the North Coast for Sunday's Browns game.

That includes Public Enemy hype man Flavor Flav. The 65-year-old served as Sunday's Dawg Pound Captain at Hungtington Bank Field. Among his duties at the game was symbolically smashing a guitar just before the start of the game.

Flav, wearing a Jim Brown No. 32 jersey, struggled. Observe:

Flav wasn't the only one struggling around 1 p.m. in Cleveland on Sunday. The Browns gave up a kickoff return touchdown to Charlie Jones of the Bengals to start Sunday's game .

Flav’s appearance is part of what the Browns are calling the first-ever "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Game.”

Sunday’s game will feature plenty of rock flair, including a halftime performance by 2024 inductees Foreigner. Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde will also perform at the end of the third quarter. Wylde also performed the pre-game National Anthem.

This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Cleveland Browns Dawg Pound Captain Flavor Flav has issues with guitar smash