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Encyclopedia > Charlie Bradshaw
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Date of birth March 13, 1936
Place of birth Waco, TX
Date of death
Position(s) OT
College Baylor
Draft [[ NFL Draft#Round_|]] / Round
Pro Bowls
Awards
Honors
Retired #s
Records
Statistics Pro Football Reference
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1961-1966
1967-1968
Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit Lions
Pro Football Hall of Fame, [[]]

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