Orlando Brown spent most of his career playing for the Baltimore Ravens—he was originally drafted by the Cleveland Browns before they moved and changed their name, but then spent one more year there in a year in which Keith Butler was on the staff.
Brown’s son, of course, has already established himself at right tackle for the past few years for the Ravens, even earning All-Pro status last year. Now, however, he is tasked with moving from right tackle to left tackle for the remainder of the season following Ronnie Stanley’s season-ending ankle injury.
In spite of the fact that he grew up admiring his father and studying his work playing at right tackle, however, it was his father’s teammate, Jonathan Ogden whom he studied most, the franchise’s first-ever draft pick and a first-ballot Hall-of-Fame left tackle.