Jim Brown holds most Browns rushing records. He was the NFL’s all-time rushing leader (12,312 yards) when he retired before the 1966 season after playing nine seasons. He currently ranks 11th.

He had broken career records held by Jim Brown, who, at that point, was widely considered the greatest player in NFL history. Along the way to entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first ...

Jesse Brown has been on a roll in ... 4 second run set 70 years ago by legendary Jim Bynum. Bynum was a four-time world champion steer wrestler. His record was then matched by Todd Whatley at ...

His team-record 2,053 yards rushing in 1997 remains ... as the best running back in NFL history by many fans along with Jim Brown, Emmitt Smith, and Walter Payton.

Brown will now be credited with seven championships for his official records. Marion Motley is No. 1 among all NFL running ...

British rider Jim Brown of the Miami Blazers won the 95th Annual Cross Country Cycling Classic from Belize City to San ...

A year earlier in Atlanta, Aaron had broken Babe Ruth’s all-time career home run record with his 715th homer ... the first round of the tournament. Jim Brown, the retired NFL running back ...

Brown will now be credited with seven championships for his official records. Marion Motley is No. 1 among all NFL running backs for average per carry Another Browns and Stark County legend also ...

Johnson, a licensed physical therapist, said the illegal billing practices were an accepted practice at Hertel & Brown, said the retired agent, Jim Rogers ... away Payroll records in Hertel ...

Jim Justice (R-W.Va) even had her “testimony” admitted to the Congressional Record “without objection ... “a little rascal who looks like a brown watermelon that loves everybody.” ...

For many, Jim Brown was the best running back of all-time ... While Sanders was on pace to eclipse Payton's career rushing yards record, the Bear's dependability set him apart in NFL history.