Jim Brown
American Football / Running Back
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Jim Brown Jim Brown is widely considered the greatest running back in NFL history and by many analysts the greatest player ever. He led the NFL in rushing eight of his nine seasons, retired at age 29 while still at the peak of his powers, and never missed a single regular-season game during his career with the Cleveland Browns. His combination of size, speed, and power was unequaled in his era, and his records stood for decades after his abrupt retirement to pursue an acting career.
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Jim Brown is widely considered the greatest running back in NFL history and by many analysts the greatest player ever. He led the NFL in rushing eight of his nine seasons, retired at age 29 while still at the peak of his powers, and never missed a single regular-season game during his career with the Cleveland Browns. His combination of size, speed, and power was unequaled in his era, and his records stood for decades after his abrupt retirement to pursue an acting career.
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Jim Brown is profiled in Peoplebio under American Football / Running Back. Current rank signal: #149. Trend score: 88.
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Born in St. Simons Island, United States
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