Greatest Rams Alphabetically...L

[Farr Be It]

The Letter L caries with it several legendary Ram defensive standouts, including the third of four members of the Fearsome Foursome, our all-time tackle leader, a guy who made a bigger name for himself in the ring, a couple more recent edge rushers, and...a man you don't want to face coming down the track...

1. Dick "Night Train" Lane (shout out to @nighttrain !)
2. Lamar Lundy
3. James Laurinaitis
4. Leonard Little
5. Todd Lyght
6. Chris Long
7. Gene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb :boxing:
8. Keith Lyle
9. Duval Love
10. Mike Lansford

Honorable mention: Sean Landetta, Dane L:notsure::notsure:ker, Kendall Langford, Tim Lester, David Lang, Mike Lazetich, Woodley Lewis, Matt Longacre, Brandon Lloyd

Notable: Brian Leonard, Chip Lohmiller, Jake Long, Chuck Long, Bob Lee, Amp Lee

No: Damione Lewis

 

[DaveFan'51]

The Letter L caries with it several legendary Ram defensive standouts, including the third of four members of the Fearsome Foursome, our all-time tackle leader, a guy who made a bigger name for himself in the ring, a couple more recent edge rushers, and...a man you don't want to face coming down the track...

1. Dick "Night Train" Lane (shout out to @nighttrain !)
2. Lamar Lundy
3. James Laurinaitis
4. Leonard Little
5. Todd Lyght
6. Chris Long
7. Gene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb :boxing:
8. Keith Lyle
9. Duval Love
10. Mike Lansford

Honorable mention: Sean Landetta, Dane L:notsure::notsure:ker, Kendall Langford, Tim Lester, David Lang, Mike Lazetich, Woodley Lewis, Matt Longacre, Brandon Lloyd

Notable: Brian Leonard, Chip Lohmiller, Jake Long, Chuck Long, Bob Lee, Amp Lee

No: Damione Lewis

Two Honorable mentions for you. RT- Ted Livingston OK you have to go back to the early 1940's for him. And DB - Bill Lange.

A Special Note on LB Mike Lazetech! He Played for the Rams pre WWII, went to War, and then came back and played several more years for the Rams!!

 

[ljramsfan]

Todd Lyght is one of the most underrated players in the NFL during his time. The 90s were a dark time for this team. I bet 20 years from now he would be a senior HOF pick.

 

[Farr Be It]

Todd Lyght is one of the most underrated players in the NFL during his time. The 90s were a dark time for this team. I bet 20 years from now he would be a senior HOF pick.

I agree. Of all the holdovers from those horrible teams of the '90's I was most happy for Lyght and Lyle and Demarco getting a ring. Who else am I missing? And didnt someone just leave the year before? Who was that?

 

[UtahRam]

Loved watching Amp Lee in 1998. He got a Super Bowl ring the following year but I don't ever remember seeing him play that season.