Ray Brown stats

Last played for the Washington Commanders, 2004

Offensive Tackle · #67

Age 63 · 6' 5"

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Totals

Career regular season

GP
96
TOT
5
SOLO
4
AST
1
SACK
0.0
INT
0
PD
0
FF
0
Totals by season
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.TOT: Tackles made, solo and assisted together.SOLO: Tackles made without help.AST: Assisted tackles, where the player helped bring the carrier down.SACK: Quarterbacks tackled behind the line of scrimmage. A shared sack counts as a half.INT: Interceptions — thrown away by a quarterback, taken by a defender.PD: Passes defensed — throws broken up before they were caught.FF: Fumbles forced by knocking the ball loose.
1998SF161010.0000
2001SF161100.0000
2003DET161100.0000
2004WSH162200.0000

What the columns mean: TOT · SOLO · AST · SACK · INT · PD · FF

Per game

Career regular season

GP
96
TOT
0.1
SOLO
0.0
AST
0.0
SACK
0.0
INT
0
PD
0
FF
0

Per game: season totals ÷ games played. Derived here — averages, completion rate and longest plays are the stored figures and are left as they are.

Per game by season
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.TOT: Tackles made, solo and assisted together.SOLO: Tackles made without help.AST: Assisted tackles, where the player helped bring the carrier down.SACK: Quarterbacks tackled behind the line of scrimmage. A shared sack counts as a half.INT: Interceptions — thrown away by a quarterback, taken by a defender.PD: Passes defensed — throws broken up before they were caught.FF: Fumbles forced by knocking the ball loose.
1998SF160.10.00.10.0000
2001SF160.10.100.0000
2003DET160.10.100.0000
2004WSH160.10.100.0000

What the columns mean: TOT · SOLO · AST · SACK · INT · PD · FF

Bio

Age
63 yearsDec 12, 1962
Height
6' 5"
Debut
1986
Birthplace
Marion, AR
College
Arkansas State

What were Ray Brown's career stats?

ESPN's season-by-season log for Ray Brown covers 4 seasons with the 49ers, the Lions and the Commanders; its career totals count every season. He recorded 5 tackles. His best season was 2004: 2 tackles and 0.0 sacks.

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