Armstrong did not just play in 212 Games, he would start them all. A First Round Pick (23rd Overall) from Louisville, Armstrong was an All-Rookie, and he would later blossom into a six-time Pro Bowl Selection. Twice, Armstrong was a Second Team All-Pro, and he was one of the best Offensive Tackles of his day.
He would hold the record for the most Games played by a Patriot until it was broken by Tom Brady. Armstrong entered the Patriots Hall of Fame in 2001, and his number 75 was retired the year before.
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