1966 Philadelphia #67 Roger Brown PSA 9

1966 Philadelphia #67 Roger Brown PSA 9 – A High-Grade Tribute to a Defensive Powerhouse

The 1966 Philadelphia #67 Roger Brown card showcases one of the most dominant defensive linemen of his era. At 6-foot-5 and 300 pounds, Roger Brown was a force in the trenches long before that size became common in the NFL. A key member of the Detroit Lions' "Fearsome Foursome" before joining the Los Angeles Rams, Brown was a six-time Pro Bowler and an unstoppable pass rusher. He was best known for his ability to collapse the pocket and his legendary performance on Thanksgiving Day in 1962, when he sacked Bart Starr seven times in a stunning Lions victory over the Packers.

Graded PSA 9, this is one of the finest known examples of Brown’s 1966 Philadelphia card. The centering is precise, the colors remain bold and vibrant, and the corners and edges are razor-sharp, making this a true standout from a condition-sensitive set. The Philadelphia football issues of the 1960s have become increasingly sought after, and this high-grade example of a defensive legend is a rare find.

For collectors of Hall of Fame-era greats, defensive powerhouses, or Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams history, this PSA 9 Roger Brown is a stellar addition. With so few examples in this elite condition, this card represents both a historical tribute and an investment-worthy collectible from one of the NFL’s most physically imposing linemen.