What Makes Marquise Brown Known As Hollywood?
Marquise Brown has joined Kansas City Cheifs
Marquise “Hollywood” Brown secured an agreement worth up to $11 million when he signed a one-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. Hailing from Hollywood, Florida, Brown acquired his moniker while attending Oklahoma for his collegiate career.
It was given to him during a game in 2017 by commentator Gus Johnson. Although raised as “Jet,” Marquise Brown accepted the Hollywood nickname as a sign of his kinship with his heritage.
The NFL career of Marquise Brown
After three seasons with the Baltimore Ravens following his selection in the 2019 NFL Draft, Brown asked to be traded to the Arizona Cardinals in 2022. Notwithstanding his injuries, he shown his ability, particularly in his breakthrough 2021 season in which he recorded 1,008 yards and 91 receptions.
Even while injuries have kept him down, Brown’s rapport with quarterbacks like Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson highlights his potential impact in Kansas City. The Chiefs’ offense gains much-needed vibrancy with Brown on board, helping them in their pursuit of sustained success under head coach Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs signed Brown as a calculated move to bolster their squad and keep their hopes of winning a title alive as they prepare for the coming season.
