Career History of Errol Linden

Date of Birth: October 21, 1937

Position: Offensive Lineman (OL)

Teams Played For:

• Cleveland Browns (CLE) - 1961
• Minnesota Vikings (MIN) - 1962-1963
• Atlanta Falcons (ATL) - 1964-1965
• New Orleans Saints (NO) - 1970

Career Overview:

Errol Linden began his professional football career in the NFL with the Cleveland Browns in
1961. As an offensive lineman, he played a crucial role in protecting the quarterback and opening up running lanes for the team’s offense. After his tenure with the Browns, he moved to the Minnesota Vikings, where he continued to develop his skills as a dependable offensive lineman.

In 1964, Linden joined the Atlanta Falcons, contributing to the team's offensive line during the early years of the franchise. His final NFL season came in 1970 with the New Orleans Saints, where he concluded his playing career.

Highlights and Accomplishments:

• Part of the early years of multiple NFL franchises, including the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints.
• Contributed to the development of offensive strategies during a time of significant evolution in the league.
• Demonstrated versatility and reliability across multiple teams, showcasing his skills as an offensive lineman.

While Errol Linden may not be a household name in NFL history, his contributions as an offensive lineman during the 1960s helped shape the teams he played for, and his career reflects the dedication required to compete at the highest level of professional football.