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Willie Brown Career Highlights
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  • An undrafted rookie out of Grambling College in 1963, it took Brown all of six professional games to establish himself as a starting cornerback.
  • He was named all-NFL in his second season.
  • Traded to the Raiders prior to the 1967 season, the 12 years Brown played with them produced an overall record of 125-35-7 (best in pro football during that span) and nine title game appearances.
  • He was named all-league seven times, including four Pro Bowl appearances.
  • Brown appeared in two Super Bowls during his career, including a victory in Super Bowl XI.
  • Perhaps best remembered for his 75-yard interception return for a touchdown against the Vikings in Super Bowl XI, Brown retired with 61 career interceptions (including postseason).
  • Won the 1965 All-Star Game MVP Award.
  • Named a member of the All-Time American Football League Team.
  • He was elected to Hall of Fame in 1984.

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