Tom Brown, who had clinching interception for Packers in 1966 NFL title game, dies at age 84

Former Maryland football and basketball star Tom Brown dies at age 84

Tom Brown, the two-sport star whose interception sealed the 1966 NFL title game for Vince Lombardi’s Green Bay Packers, has died. He was 84. Both the Packers and Brown’s alma mater the University of Maryland announced his death on Monday. The Packers said he died last Wednesday. At Maryland, Brown was a first-team All-American in baseball. He hit .449 in 1962 and finished with a career batting average of .387. Prior to making the NFL, he was a d…

#40 Tom Brown dies at 84/ his Int saved '66 Title Game at Dallas

#40 Tom Brown dies at 84/ his Int saved '66 Title Game at Dallas

Former Terp Tom Brown, who had clinching interception in 1966 NFL title game, dies

Brown was part of Green Bay’s three-straight NFL title-winning teams from 1965-67 under Vince Lombardi, starting in the secondary and playing a key role on one of the most important plays during that dynasty.

Tom Brown, who helped win the 1966 NFL title for the Packers, dies at age 84

Brown played six seasons in the NFL. He joined Green Bay after a season of Major League Baseball with the Washington Senators.

Remembering Tom Brown: A Two-Time Super Bowl Champion and Salisbury Coaching Icon

SALISBURY, Md. -- Tom Brown, best known around Salisbury for founding Tom Brown's Rookie League, died last week. He was 84.

Tom Brown, who had clinching interception for Packers in 1966 NFL title game, dies at age 84

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