84 days until football

[Legatron4]

Day 84 goes to possibly the biggest potential the Rams have ever had. Danario Alexander. I swore up and down this dude would be the next Randy Moss but his knees said otherwise.

View: https://youtu.be/Bd6Mpcj_TPY

 

[CGI_Ram]

Nothing wrong with Alexander...

But shout out to:

 

[Legatron4]

Nothing wrong with Alexander...

But shout out to:

Jack Snow, Ernie Conwell and Shaun McDonald were all considerations. But it also depends on how much film I can find on them.

 

[JonRam99]

Oh, DX. I was jazzed about him too. :'-(

 

[Ram_Rally]

The most frustrating receiver of our pre Mcvay days. He'd pop up and give you a smooth 85-120 yards before missing the next 3 games. And then he'd give you another 85-120 yards again lol

 

[RamsOfCastamere]

Those dropped passes against Seattle for the division still haunt me.

 

[dieterbrock]

"What about me??"
-TD

 

[Legatron4]

"What about me??"
-TD

I said in my first post that if you guys have any requests for days please feel free to let me know. After all I’m still only 28 and my knowledge of old players could use some work.

 

[Selassie I]

I said in my first post that if you guys have any requests for days please feel free to let me know. After all I’m still only 28 and my knowledge of old players could use some work.

You're doing a GREAT job already Brudda.

Part of the fun of these threads is bringing up other players who shared the same numbers.

 

[Allen2McVay]

I said in my first post that if you guys have any requests for days please feel free to let me know. After all I’m still only 28 and my knowledge of old players could use some work.

Ouch!

I think of Drayton as an older player ... like Kurt Warner but ‘old’?!?!

That hurts a little.

Now, the late Jack Snow qualifies as old; and I think Snow was clearly the best and most famous #84.

Also think you are doing a good job here as it is fun to think of past Rams. Thanks for the effort.

I need to take my nap now.

 

[Ram65]

I vote Jack Snow.

I liked DX a lot too bad he had bad knees.

 

[kurtfaulk]

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i still can't believe fisher cut him because he couldn't practice. he was easily the best wr on the roster. probably the only nfl caliber wr on the roster and fisher dumps him because he can't practice. dumb.

he ended up going to the chargers and had a great half of a season. not sure if he played again after that. poor guy with a bum knee.

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[CoachAllred]

I said in my first post that if you guys have any requests for days please feel free to let me know. After all I’m still only 28 and my knowledge of old players could use some work.

You're doing a GREAT job already Brudda.

Part of the fun of these threads is bringing up other players who shared the same numbers.

Selassie I's response to your post, IMO speaks for everyone here.
You're doing a great job.
Bro, just the fact that you're picking up the torch,is more than enough reason
to make me a Fan of your countdown.
Looking forward to the rest of the countdown.

 

[Memento]

As a Mizzou fan, Danario only had one good year: his senior year. Every other year, he was injured, going back to high school. I wanted him to succeed with Bradford, I really did. It just didn't work out.

 

[CoachAllred]

As a Mizzou fan, Danario only had one good year: his senior year. Every other year, he was injured, going back to high school. I wanted him to succeed with Bradford, I really did. It just didn't work out.

I feel for the guy. He had the potential IMO, to be an absolute superstar in the league.