Spending his entire professional football career with the Baltimore Colts, Ordell Brasse was definitely a late bloomer as he was drafted in 1954, but didn't reach the roster until 1957.  As a reserve player, he helped the Colts win the 1958 and 1959 NFL Championship, and in 1960 he would become the starting Right Defensive End.  As the years progressed, in his mid-30's, Brasse would go to two straight Pro Bowls (1966 & 1967) where he was also named a Second Team All-Pro.  He played one more season (1968) where he helped Baltimore win another NFL Championship, but this time they would compete in the Super Bowl and lose to the New York Jets.