Reminiscing one of the NFL's all-time greats Jim Brown's 8 iconic matches that can never be forgotten.
The 1957 NFL Championship: Jim Brown's record-breaking postseason performance with 242 rushing yards led the Cleveland Browns to victory.
1961 vs. New York Giants: Brown's 237 rushing yards set a single-game record that stood for 14 years.
1964 NFL Championship: Brown's 114 rushing yards and two touchdowns secured Cleveland's last championship to date.
The 1965 Thanksgiving Day Game: Brown's three rushing touchdowns propelled the Browns to victory against the Detroit Lions.
1966 vs. Baltimore Colts: Brown's 140 rushing yards and two touchdowns led Cleveland to a crucial win.
1967 vs. Los Angeles Rams: Brown's five touchdowns in a single game set a record that remains unmatched.
The 1968 Pro Bowl: Brown's 122 rushing yards and two touchdowns earned him the game's Most Valuable Player award.
1972 vs. Philadelphia Eagles: Brown's return from retirement saw him score a touchdown in his final NFL appearance.