DOB: 20 November 1992
From: Devonport/Glenorchy/Tasmania U18/Werribee/North Melbourne, with 2020 National Draft selection #28 and 2021 National Draft fourth round selection for 2020 National Draft selection #26, 2020 National Draft selection #33 and 2021 National Draft fourth round selection
First MFC game: Round 7, 2021 against North Melbourne at Bellerive Oval
Last game: Round 10, 2024 against West Coast at Perth Stadium
Number: 50 (2021-2024)
Statistical categories led:
Most games and Most goals in number 50
Honours:
Premiership player - 2021
Life Member - 2024
Games: 45 (175 total)
Goals: 73 (360 total)
Career statistics
| Wins | Draws | Losses | Winning % |
| 28 | 1 | 10 | 71.79 |
Former North Melbourne full-forward who requested a trade to Melbourne at the end of the 2020 season. He had a delayed start to the season after a knee injury, which had also troubled him in his last year with the Roos, flared up after an intra-club match. He didn't debut for Melbourne until Round 7, and only played three games before being dropped. He returned in Round 17, holding his spot through the rest of the season and kicking three goals in Melbourne's Grand Final victory.
Started 2022 strongly with five goals in the first two weeks of the season, before a COVID-19 related absence and a striking suspension in a VFL game kept him out of the side for three weeks. Brown kept up his goalkicking form on return before hitting a flat patch in the middle of the year where he went goalless for three weeks. He remained at the head of Melbourne's attack throughout the season and kicked goals most weeks but was far from dominant, culminating in a goalless night as the Demons were knocked out of the finals.
Brown started 2023 with eight goals in the first two games, before succumbing to more knee trouble in Round 3. He didn't return to the side until Round 16, but kicked just two goals in four games before dropping out of the side for the rest of the year. Brown returned early in 2024, but injuries saw him drop out of the side after Round 5. He returned for one game in Round 10, but was dropped and didn't play another senior game. Brown retired at the end of the season after kicking six goals in his last Casey Demons VFL match.
Served as a specialist and ruck/forward coach with Melbourne's AFLW team from the 2022 summer season. In 2025, Brown joined Essendon as head of AFLW Development.
His uncle is former Collingwood player James Manson.
| Year | Games | Goals | Brownlow |
| 2021 | 13 | 25 | 0 |
| 2022 | 19 | 30 | 0 |
| 2023 | 7 | 11 | 1 |
| 2024 | 6 | 7 | 0 |
Tribunal
| Round | Player | Sanction | |
| VFL Round 3, 2022 | Striking | 1 match | |
Lists
Family at other clubs
North Melbourne
Media
melbournefc.com.au - 03/11/2021, 18/07/2023, 19/08/2024
afl.com.au - 04/03/2025