1976 Bob Boomer Brown Faces a Flying L.C. Greenwood Original TYPE I Malcolm Emmons Photo

Bob "Boomer" Brown (1941-2023) was a Hall of Fame offensive tackle who played 10 NFL seasons (1964-1973) with Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams,and Oakland Raiders. Born in Cleveland, he was an All-American guard at Nebraska and the second overall pick in the 1964 draft.Brown earned seven first-team All-NFL selections, six Pro Bowl appearances, and was named to the 1960s All-Decade Team.Known as "the most aggressive lineman that ever played," he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (1993) and Pro Football Hall of Fame (2004).Offered is an original TYPE I MALCOLM EMMONS (his stamp on back) photo from 1976. This photo shows Boomer trying to block a flying L.C. Greenwoodof the Pittsburgh Steelers while Ken Stabler's back is turned. Taken on September 12, 1976 (first game of the season in Oakland). Awesome action shot as it captures a moment in time!Crystal clear shot!