Fred Dryer and Rams stars 1970s 

It was an impressive play for sure, taking on multiple blockers and motoring forward!

I just saw it and had the same reaction. He had two or three guys blocking him and he still motored past them and then leapt at the last moment to pull down the QB. Incredible play. One of the best individual plays I've ever seen in the NFL.

A hang ten shirt-that's awesome!!!! Was it El Dorado Park? (I graduated from Long Beach State back in the 80's when we were BROWN and Gold and called the 49ers.)

That's cool!!!

Fred, not Jack

Ted had John Matuszak instead

I was born in 1966, so the 70's Rams were my team. A little young to remember Gabriel, Snow, Hadl and Bass, but loved McCutcheon, Jackson, Brooks, Dryer et all. Great coaches and front office during that period too. Rosenbloom should have never moved them to Anaheim. If they would have got just one Super Bowl out of all those title game appearances, maybe more would be in the hall.

@@btventura9570 Thnx the Response. The Hall of Fame is a pet peave of mine is all. There's a lot of people who have a negative opinion about how the Hall operates ( From a few Players) . I just try to draw attention to the Old Skool Players . After seeing The Response from Drew Pearson and learning about ALOT of great great players with 7-9 Pro bowls not in, and then seeing the Fruit of Pro Football Reference Project to tally up the sack totals going from 1982-1960 I discovered a a bunch of great forgotten players. So I'm retired nothing else better to do. Personally I think if a player any player on the field Kickers , Punters, O-Line , D-Line if they are tops at their position for half a decade they should be seriously considered to be in. Pro Aren't always the best judge of a player but in my mind if a players a X5 Pro Bowler I think it's a good case. If it's 6+ pro bowls some have x9 and aren't in! But to me 6+ is solid. It's not perfect it's just an attempt to get attention to a Ridiculous lack of fairness to a Great American Tradition NFL Football. Last point is to me Super Bowls help but to me it's iffy at times. I got more respect for a player who stuck with the same club his whole career whether they were winners or not. And I think they deserve even more consideration for being Faithful and Excelling being the best at his position despite the lack of Support being on a weak team. Coy Bacon, Al Bubba Baker. And another thing I discovered a lot of people look at the stats and if they don't see 1,000 yrd seasons etc they misjudge the players from the 50's up to 1960 12 game seasons. Then 1960-1978 14 game seasons. Kickers should be judged by what was the top standards of the era in which they played. FG percentage has improved tremendously since the 60's-70's. Guys today are hitting like 90% but during the 60-70's it was like 70% . But hey if a kicker was leading the league for 6-8 years he ought to be in the Hall. CUZZ at his position he was a Hall of Famer. Sorry the long long response no response needed. Oh and I was Born 1969 my first years was 1978 , Steelers was my favorite till 1980. Lynn Swann etc. Be Blessed Thnx

@@btventura9570 born in 63! Bout 13 miles from the Coliseum...Ram talk in my house all the time! POP worked for the LA Times took me to my first game in 1969 plus we got free tickets to all the Pro Bowls at the Coliseum! Eric Underwood Class of 81 Downey High school CA ✌️ Took my Son to Canton Ohio in 2001 by chance we got his Ram helmet signed by Youngblood on the left horn and Dryer on the right horn! I caught Youngblood after they had Breakfast at the back door to the Hall of Fame where he signed it! Later while sitting in the bleachers I saw Dryer behind the roped off area and yelled Hey Dryer...will you sign my helmet...he replied.. man...they don't like us to do that! Real nice...I held it up and said Jack signed it this morning! He yelled toss that thing over here...I said go left a little bit and chucked him the helmet he signed it and tossed it back! It was awesome! My team!

@@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503 That's AWESOME!! I was born in 1966, Ventura High class of 1984, so a special connection to those guys who were the best pair of DE's in the league. How cool you got a helmet signed by them both!

@@btventura9570 Rosenbloom was dead in 1979. Georgia Frontiere moved the Rams to Anaheim

Stop with your progandist bull that's who he was against probably most of the time so you think he's racist for saying that that's a communist swine democrat way of thinking who by the way if u were not a democrat you could not get into the kkk you had to be a democrat and some how the democrats flipped the blame onto conservatives and Republicans who opposed slavery .

wtf cares?

Told it like it is