John Brown (offensive tackle)

For Admiral John H. "Babe" Brown, Jr., see John Brown (American football, born 1891).

For the wide receiver, see John Brown (wide receiver).

John Brown
Career information
No. 70, 74
Date of birth	(1939-06-09) June 9, 1939
Place of birth	Camden, New Jersey
Position(s)	Tackle
College	Syracuse
NFL draft	1961 / Round: 4 / Pick: 55
Career history
As player
1962–1966	Cleveland Browns
1967–1971	Pittsburgh Steelers
Career stats
Playing stats at DatabaseFootball.com

John C. Brown (born June 9, 1939) is a former American football tackle who played ten seasons for two National Football League (NFL) teams, the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played tackle at Syracuse University alongside Ernie Davis.

Brown played high school football at Camden High School in his hometown.^[1] His son Ernie Davis Brown also played football for Syracuse University as a tackle in the early 1990s. He played briefly for the Pittsburgh Steelers and married his college sweetheart.

References

↑ DatabaseFootball.com profile, database Football. Accessed August 16, 2007.

1959 Syracuse Orangemen football—consensus national champions

Art Baker Al Bemiller John Brown Ernie Davis Roger Davis Dick Easterly Ron Luciano Fred Mautino Gerhard Schwedes Bob Yates Maury Youmans Head coach: Ben Schwartzwalder

Cleveland Browns 1964 NFL Champions

11 Jim Ninowski 13 Frank Ryan 20 Ross Fichtner 22 Lowell Caylor 23 Larry Benz 24 Bobby Franklin 26 Dave Raimey 27 Walter Roberts 30 Bernie Parrish 32 Jim Brown 35 Galen Fiss 36 Charley Scales 38 Stan Sczurek 42 Paul Warfield 44 Leroy Kelly 48 Ernie Green 49 Walter Beach 50 Vince Costello 52 Mike Lucci 56 John Morrow 62 Dale Memmelaar 60 John Wooten 64 Ed Bettridge 66 Gene Hickerson 67 Sid Williams 69 Jim Kanicki 70 John Brown 72 Mike Bundra 73 Monte Clark 74 Dick Modzelewski 75 Roger Shoals 76 Lou Groza 77 Dick Schafrath 78 Frank Parker 79 Bob Gain 80 Bill Glass 82 Jim Houston 83 Johnny Brewer 84 Paul Wiggin 85 Clifton McNeil 86 Gary Collins 87 Tom Hutchinson

Head Coach: Blanton Collier

Assistant Coaches: Howard Brinker Fritz Heisler Dub Jones Nick Skorich Ed Ulinski

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 20527028

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