Marion Motley was one of the first black players of the modern era Motley helped the Cleveland Browns dominate the AAFC with four consecutive titles The Cleveland Browns fullback averaged an ...

Gifted football star Marion Motley was also one of pro football’s first black players. In 1946, Canton native Marion Motley was one of four African American men to break pro football’s color ...

Marion Motley, McKinley and Browns legend, has been gone since 1999, but grandson Joe Dose can still see him getting ready for a Hall of Fame parade.

The NFL owners voted to approve the Competition Committee's report, which included recognizing the records from the All-American Football Conference.

Marion Motley, who helped break the NFL's racial barrier, is being honored with a new statue in Stadium Park in Canton.

Marion Motley, McKinley and Browns legend, has been gone since 1999, but grandson Joe Dose can still see him getting ready for a Hall of Fame parade.

Kenny Washington, Woody Strode, Marion Motley and Bill Willis were instrumental in integrating pro football, as chronicled in "The Forgotten First" ...

Marion Motley, who starred for the Nevada football team and broke pro football's color barrier, was memorialized at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

HAYES – Alma Wood Motley, widow of Eugene Marion Motley Sr., age 76, died March 22, 2004. Survivors include one daughter, Vickie Glenn Lemon; two sons, Eugene Marion Motley Jr. and Ralph Will… ...

Marion County Sheriff’s deputies say Jayme Motley-Simmons stole the vehicle from a home on Southwest 80th Street in Ocala.

Marion Motley's story of adversity, personal tragedy and triumph as a pro football player.