Pete Brewster - After Football

After Football

Brewster retired from football and now lives in Peculiar, Missouri on the outskirts of Kansas City. He is enshrined in the Indiana Football Hall of Fame.

Cleveland Browns 1954 NFL Champions
  • Tony Adamle
  • Quincy Armstrong
  • Doug Atkins
  • Mo Bassett
  • Harold Bradley
  • Pete Brewster
  • Tom Catlin
  • Don Colo
  • Len Ford
  • Herschel Forester
  • Bob Gain
  • Frank Gatski
  • Abe Gibron
  • Horace Gillom
  • Ken Gorgal
  • Otto Graham
  • Lou Groza
  • Chet Hanulak
  • Tommy James
  • Dub Jones
  • Don King
  • John Kissell
  • Kenny Konz
  • Warren Lahr
  • Dante Lavelli
  • Carlton Massey
  • Mike McCormack
  • Walt Michaels
  • Curley Morrison
  • Chuck Noll
  • Don Paul
  • George Ratterman
  • Ray Renfro
  • Billy Reynolds
  • John Sandusky

  • Head Coach: Paul Brown

  • Assistant Coaches: Paul Bixler
  • Howard Brinker
  • Fritz Heisler
  • Ed Ulinski
Cleveland Browns 1955 NFL Champions
  • Mo Bassett
  • Harold Bradley
  • Pete Brewster
  • Don Colo
  • Henry Ford
  • Len Ford
  • Herschel Forester
  • Bob Gain
  • Frank Gatski
  • Abe Gibron
  • Horace Gillom
  • Otto Graham
  • Lou Groza
  • Tommy James
  • Dub Jones
  • Tom Jones
  • John Kissell
  • Kenny Konz
  • Warren Lahr
  • Dante Lavelli
  • Carlton Massey
  • Mike McCormack
  • Walt Michaels
  • Ed Modzelewski
  • Curley Morrison
  • Chuck Noll
  • Sam Palumbo
  • Don Paul
  • Pete Perini
  • Johnny Petitbon
  • George Ratterman
  • Ray Renfro
  • John Sandusky
  • Bob Smith
  • Chuck Weber
  • Bob White

  • Head Coach: Paul Brown

  • Assistant Coaches: Paul Bixler
  • Howard Brinker
  • Dick Gallagher
  • Fritz Heisler
  • Ed Ulinski
Kansas City Chiefs 1966 AFL Champions
  • 52 Bud Abell
  • 84 Fred Arbanas
  • 10 Pete Beathard
  • 78 Bobby Bell
  • 61 Dennis Biodrowski
  • 38 Solomon Brannan
  • 81 Tommy Brooker
  • 87 Aaron Brown
  • 86 Buck Buchanan
  • 71 Ed Budde
  • 88 Chris Burford
  • 80 Reggie Carolan
  • 23 Bert Coan
  • 56 Walt Corey
  • 16 Len Dawson
  • 72 Tony DiMidio
  • 66 Wayne Frazier
  • 21 Mike Garrett
  • 65 Jon Gilliam
  • 69 Sherrill Headrick
  • 73 Dave Hill
  • 12 Jimmy Hill
  • 55 E. J. Holub
  • 20 Bobby Hunt
  • 85 Chuck Hurston
  • 82 Ed Lothamer
  • 75 Jerry Mays
  • 32 Curtis McClinton
  • 15 Mike Mercer
  • 64 Curt Merz
  • 22 Willie Mitchell
  • 25 Frank Pitts
  • 14 Bobby Ply
  • 60 Al Reynolds
  • 58 Andy Rice
  • 42 Johnny Robinson
  • 76 Hatch Rosdahl
  • 17 Fletcher Smith
  • 35 Smokey Stover
  • 89 Otis Taylor
  • 18 Emmitt Thomas
  • 45 Gene Thomas
  • 77 Jim Tyrer
  • 24 Fred Williamson
  • 44 Jerrel Wilson

  • Head Coach: Hank Stram

  • Assistant Coaches: Tom Bettis
  • Darrel Brewster
  • Tommy O'Boyle
  • Tom Pratt
  • Bill Walsh
Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl IV Champions
  • 3 Jan Stenerud
  • 6 Warren McVea
  • 10 Mike Livingston
  • 12 Tom Flores
  • 14 Ed Podolak
  • 15 Jacky Lee
  • 16 Len Dawson (MVP)
  • 18 Emmitt Thomas
  • 20 Goldie Sellers
  • 21 Mike Garrett
  • 22 Willie Mitchell
  • 23 Paul Lowe
  • 24 Caesar Belser
  • 25 Frank Pitts
  • 30 Gloster Richardson
  • 32 Curtis McClinton
  • 38 Wendell Hayes
  • 40 Jim Marsalis
  • 42 Johnny Robinson
  • 44 Jerrel Wilson
  • 45 Robert Holmes
  • 46 Jim Kearney
  • 51 Jim Lynch
  • 55 E. J. Holub
  • 60 George Daney
  • 61 Curley Culp
  • 63 Willie Lanier
  • 65 Remi Prudhomme
  • 66 Bob Stein
  • 71 Ed Budde
  • 73 Dave Hill
  • 74 Gene Trosch
  • 75 Jerry Mays
  • 76 Mo Moorman
  • 77 Jim Tyrer
  • 78 Bobby Bell
  • 82 Ed Lothamer
  • 83 Morris Stroud
  • 84 Fred Arbanas
  • 85 Chuck Hurston
  • 86 Buck Buchanan
  • 87 Aaron Brown
  • 89 Otis Taylor
  • Head Coach: Hank Stram
  • Coaches: Tom Bettis
  • Darrel Brewster
  • Tommy O'Boyle
  • Tom Pratt
  • Bill Walsh
Persondata
Name Brewster, Pete
Alternative names
Short description American football player
Date of birth September 1, 1930
Place of birth Portland, Indiana
Date of death
Place of death


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