Jim brown

Jim Brown - he still stands as the greatest running back of all time. Played nine years with the Browns (1957-1965) and never missed a single game before retiring in 1966 to become an actor.

The NFL legend, actor and social activist has died aged 87. In a football career spanning 1957 through 1965 he led the Cleveland Browns to their last NFL title and shattered league records before retiring to become an actor, appearing in more than 30 films. Here we look back at his life and career.

Jim Brown TOP 10 1- Jim Brown, 1963 Cleveland Browns 1863 yards, 291 att., 6.4 avg., 12 TD 2- Jim Brown, 1965 Cleveland Browns 1544 yards, 2...

To his football heirs—from Barry Sanders to Adrian Peterson—he’s the one player by which their own greatness is measured. To those who played with and against the Cleveland Browns legend, his prowess, intensity and intellect remain awe-inspiring. Fifty years after walking away from the game at his peak, he still towers over the NFL. Yes, he was just that good

Rare Photos of Jim Brown

Rare Photos of Jim Brown

'I’d like to make one thing very clear,' said Brown. 'Muhammad Ali loved people.'

Jim Brown