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'83 to '93, WR, Henry Ellard

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'52 to '56, E, Tom Fears

[maxxx power]

Arguably my two favorite Rams of all time: Isaac Bruce and Henry Ellard.

With those two and Fears there is no need to post anymore 80s. To do so would be sacrilege.

[Elvis]

Arguably my two favorite Rams of all time: Isaac Bruce and Henry Ellard.

With those two and Fears there is no need to post anymore 80s. To do so would be sacrilege.

True that. Man i really love that picture of Ellard with the ball coming it, such a cool photo...

[maxxx power]

Arguably my two favorite Rams of all time: Isaac Bruce and Henry Ellard.

With those two and Fears there is no need to post anymore 80s. To do so would be sacrilege.

True that. Man i really love that picture of Ellard with the ball coming it, such a cool photo...

When I was in college in 91 I made a 'prototype' football card design and I used that exact photo.

[Hacksaw]

Arguably my two favorite Rams of all time: Isaac Bruce and Henry Ellard.

With those two and Fears there is no need to post anymore 80s. To do so would be sacrilege.

I don't know.....

'69 to '76, TE, Bob Klein

and

'77 to '82, WR, Billy Waddy

might disagree.

[Elvis]

I stand corrected, Billy Waddy absolutely worth the mention...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLwvWwhRaFc

Scully with the call!

Also, for the first time ever (and I have seen this a hundred times), it finally dawned on me - no doubt the Steelers and Lambert recalled that during crunch time at the the end of game, and needing a touchdown, Ferragamo threw late on a crossing route to the middle and found success.

In SB XXXIV, you may recall, he went to that same area again, only to find an interception. Ironically, on that play Waddy was racing uncovered down the left sideline for what would have been an easy TD and a 26-24 Rams lead late in the 4th.