This speedy and talented receiver might hold the unofficial record for most CFL teams played for at 7, and some of those cities, he visited twice in his career.  Brown broke into the CFL with Calgary in 1990 where he played in 10 games as a rookie with 23 catches before being released in September of 1990.  Ottawa signed Brown for the 1991 season and he had 21 catches in 11 games.  Brown was out of the CFL in 1992, playing with the Sacremento Surge of the WFL.    The Toronto Argos signed Brown in August of 1993, and he completed the season with Toronto, picking up 31 catches in 10 games.  Brown was traded to the Edmonton Eskimos in the huge multi-player deal that sent QB Tracy Ham to Toronto.  In Edmonton, Brown really started to bloom with two thousand yard seasons in 1993 and 1994. In 1993 he had 67 catches for 1378, and in 1994 he had 79 catches for 1126 yards.  After t his long t wo year stay with the same t eam, Brown became a free agent and signed with the expansion Memphis Mad Dogs.  Brown was t raded back to Edmonton in September of 1995 for RB Lucius Floyd.  Brown played t wo more seasons (1996-1997) with Edmonton, adding his third thousand yard season in 1996 with 70 catches for 1325 yards to earn his first West and CFL All-Star honours.  A free agent once more, Brown signed with Montreal for the 1998 season, but was released after just 5 games and signed by BC.  Brown earned his second West All-Star honour with BC in 1999 with 59 catches for 850 yards. Brown signed as a free agent with Toronto for 2000, but was released after just 4 games.  After not playing in 2001, Brown returned for one more season, playing 10 games and making 24 catches for the expansion Ottawa Renegades in 2002.

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