Trent Brown

TRANSACTIONS: Selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the seventh round (244th overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft...Acquired via trade by the New England Patriots from San Francisco on April 27, 2018...Signed by the Oakland Raiders as an unrestricted free agent on March 13, 2019...Traded to the Patriots on March 9, 2021...Re-signed by the Patriots on March 23, 2022...Signed as an unrestricted free agent with the Cincinnati Bengals March 19, 2024...Signed by the Houston Texans on March 24, 2025

TRANSACTIONS: Selected by the San Francisco 49ers in the seventh round (244th overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft...Acquired via trade by the New England Patriots from San Francisco on April 27, 2018...Signed by the Oakland Raiders as an unrestricted free agent on March 13, 2019...Traded to the Patriots on March 9, 2021...Re-signed by the Patriots on March 23, 2022...Signed as an unrestricted free agent with the Cincinnati Bengals March 19, 2024...Signed by the Houston Texans on March 24, 2025

HONORS:

• Pro Bowl: 2019
• Super Bowl LIII Champion

CAREER:

• Offensive tackle who has appeared in 103 games with 96 starts over his 10-year career with the San Francisco 49ers (2015-17), New England Patriots (2018; 2021-23), Las Vegas Raiders (2019) and Cincinnati Bengals (2024). He's also started in all four of his postseason appearances, three of which led to a Super Bowl victory
• In 2018, moved from right tackle and started all 16 games at left tackle for the first time in his career
• Measured as the largest offensive lineman at the 2015 NFL Combine in height, weight and arm length

2024 (Cincinnati Bengals 3/3):

• Started in all three games he played in before being placed on Reserve/Injured for the rest of the season

2023 (New England Patriots 11/8):

• Played in 11 games with eight starts at left tackle for New England
• Blocked for an offense that rushed for 157 yards while allowing zero sacks against the Jets in Week 3 (9/24)

2022 (New England Patriots 17/16):

• Played in 17 games with 16 starts at left tackle for New England
• Helped the O-line not allow a sack while blocking for an offense that rushed for 176 yards vs. Detroit in Week 5 (10/9)
• Was part of a blocking effort in Week 15 that allowed for a season-high 206 rushing yards while allowing zero sacks against Las Vegas (12/18)

2021 (New England Patriots 9/9, 1/1):

• Played and started in nine games at right tackle for New England
• Sustained a calf injury in the season opener on Sept. 12 vs. Miami and was
  inactive the following three games
• Started his first game after returning from Reserve/Injured in Week 10 vs. Cleveland (11/14)
• Blocked for an offense that totaled 222 rushing yards at Buffalo (12/6)
• Started the Wild Card playoff game against Buffalo (1/15)

2020 (Las Vegas Raiders 5/5):

• Started five games at right tackle
• Allowed time for QB Derek Carr to become the first Raider with 300 passing yards against the Chiefs since QB Rich Gannon in 2002 and tie QB Ken Stabler for the most games with three-plus passing TDs in franchise history (20)
• Started at right tackle against the Chargers and allowed QB Marcus Mariota to rush for 88 yards, the fourth-most in Raiders history by a QB and the most since 2013 (12/17)
• Paved the way for the offense to total 41 carries for 173 rushing yards, marking the fourth time this season the team has totaled over 150 rushing yards (12/17)
• Started at right tackle and allowed Carr to throw for over 300 yards for the fifth time on the season while recording his third rushing TD of the year to mark a new career high (12/26)

2019 (Las Vegas Raiders 11/11):

• Started all 11 contests he appeared in at right tackle, allowing just 1.0 sack, while Carr finished with a quarterback rating of 105.4
• Was placed on the Reserve/Injured list on 12/18 with a pectoral injury
• Paved the way for the first 1,000-yard rookie rusher (RB Josh Jacobs) in franchise history
• Helped the Raiders finish eighth in the NFL in fewest sacks allowed (29.0), while also allowing time for QB Derek Carr to set career highs in completion percentage (70.4), passing yards (4,504), passer rating (100.8) and yards per attempt (7.9)
• Started at right tackle against the Broncos, helping the line post their first clean sheet of the season. They did not allow a sack in the season opener for the third time since the 1970 NFL-AFL merger (9/9)
• Protected Carr as he passed QB Ken Stabler to become the Raiders' all-time leader in passing yards with 19,196 in Week 2 (9/15)
• Helped Carr set an NFL record with his 18th career 4th-quarter comeback, the most in NFL history through a player's first six seasons in the Week 10 contest against the Chargers (11/7)

2018 (New England Patriots 16/16, 3/3):

• Started all 16 games at left tackle for the first time in his career
• Helped pave the way for an offense that ranked fifth in the NFL with 393.4 yards per game en route to a victory in Super Bowl LIII
• Helped QB Tom Brady reach 4,000 passing yards on the season
• Allowed time for QB Tom Brady to throw for 277 yards and three TDs in Week 1, marking the 18th time in his career he has thrown three TDs in the first half of a contest (9/9)
• Was part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack on 44 passing attempts against the Colts and allowed Brady to throw for 341 yards and three TDs in Week 5 (10/4)
• Allowed time for Brady to throw for 283 yards with two TDs in Week 12, passing QB Peyton Manning for the most total passing yards in NFL history (11/25)
• Was part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack on 44 passing attempts in the postseason contest against the Chargers (1/13)
• Was part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack for the second consecutive game in the postseason (1/20)
• Allowed time for Brady to throw for 262 yards and helped pave the way for Michel to rush for 94 yards with one TD, marking the NFL postseason record for most rushing TDs by a rookie (six) en route to a victory in the Super Bowl.

2017 (San Francisco 49ers 10/10):

• Started all 10 games he appeared in before being placed on the Reserve/Injured List in Week 13 on Dec. 16
• Helped the run game total 159 yards on 19 carries (8.37 avg.), marking the third highest average yards per carry against all-time and the sixth highest single-game average by the team in franchise history in Week 2 (9/17)
• Was part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack on 25 passing attempts in Week 10 (11/12)

2016 (San Francisco 49ers 16/16):

• Started all 16 games for the first time in his career, making 15 starts at right tackle and one at left tackle
• Was part offensive line that did not allow a sack on 35 passing attempts in Week 1 (9/12)
• Helped the run game rush for 193 yards on 25 carries (7.7 avg.) in Week 12 (11/27)
• The team's 7.7 average per carry marked the highest since Week 16 in 2014, while 193 rushing yards were the club's most since Week 1 in 2015
• Helped the offense total a season-high 248 rushing yards on 27 carries (9.2 avg.) against the Jets, the second-highest yards per carry average in franchise history (12/11)
• Paved the way for RB Carlos Hyde to rush for a career-high 193 yards on 17 carries (11.4 avg.) in Week 14 (12/11)
• Made his first career start at left tackle against the Rams in Week 16 (12/24)

2015 (San Francisco 49ers 5/2):

• Saw action in five games with two starts
• Made his NFL debut against Minnesota and was part of an offensive line that helped the team rush for 230 yards, the most during a season opener in franchise history (9/14)
• Helped pave the way for RB Carlos Hyde as he recorded a Week 1 league-high 168 yards and two TDs (9/14)
• Was part of an offensive line that did not allow a sack on 25 passing attempts, while helping the run game total 133 yards against the Falcons in Week 9 (11/8)
• Made his first career NFL start at right tackle against the Lions in Week 17 (12/27)

COLLEGE:

• Played two seasons at Florida (2013-14) and appeared in 23 games with 11 starts during his career
• In 2014, he appeared in 11 games with six starts and helped pave the way for 187.7 rushing yards per game, including five games over 200 yards
• In 2013, played in 12 games with five starts, appearing primarily on special teams and in a reserve role on the offensive line
• Spent two years at Georgia Military College and appeared in all 23 games (11 starts) before transferring to Florida. He was part of team that averaged 188 rushing yards per game in 2012, while being named a second-team NJCAA Football All-American.
• Was named a second-team NJCAA Football All-American in 2012.

PERSONAL:

• Attended Westover High School in Albany, Ga. and played basketball and football
• Teamed up with Walmart in 2016 for 'Trent Brown's 77 Ways to Care Christmas', to give Youth Uprising students and children from the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in San Francisco a holiday shopping spree.