Marion Motley: Quick Facts
Facts
| Born | June 5, 1920 • Georgia |
|---|---|
| Died | June 27, 1999 (aged 79) • Cleveland • Ohio |
| Awards And Honors | Pro Football Hall of Fame (1968) • Pro Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1968) • 4 AAFC Championships • 1 NFL championship • 2 All-Pro selections • 1 Pro Bowl selection |
| Education | South Carolina State University • University of Nevada |
| Height/Weight | 6 ft 1 inch, 232 lb (1.85 m, 105 kg) |
| Position | fullback, linebacker |
| Jersey Number | 76 (Cleveland Browns, 1950–1951) • 36 (Cleveland Browns, 1952–1953) • 36 (Pittsburgh Steelers, 1955) |
| Games Played | 105 |
| Rushing Attempts | 828 |
| Touchdowns | 31 |
| Yards Gained By Passing | 4720 |
| Yards Per Attempt | 5.7 |
Top Questions
What position did Marion Motley play?
Marion Motley played fullback and linebacker.
What college did Marion Motley attend?
Marion Motley attended South Carolina State University and the University of Nevada.
When was Marion Motley inducted to the Hall of Fame?
Marion Motley was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1968.
When was Marion Motley born?
Marion Motley was born on June 5, 1920, in Leesburg, Georgia, United States.
How tall was Marion Motley?
Marion Motley was 6 ft 1 inch, 232 lb (1.85 m, 105 kg).
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