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All these years I thought they were brothers. I just watched some of the 1982 Rams vs Raiders game and the announcer said Jim Youngblood from Tennessee Tech, not related to Jack Youngblood.
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All these years I thought they were brothers. I just watched some of the 1982 Rams vs Raiders game and the announcer said Jim Youngblood from Tennessee Tech, not related to Jack Youngblood.
Well how do you do! You can learn something every day.
All these years I thought they were brothers. I just watched some of the 1982 Rams vs Raiders game and the announcer said Jim Youngblood from Tennessee Tech, not related to Jack Youngblood.
Well how do you do! You can learn something every day.[/QUOTEN
We do forget about Jim alot but he played all three starting LB posts as a Ram for 12 seasons (1973/1984). Selected by the Los Angeles Rams (1973) in the 2nd round (42nd overall) was a great 2nd rd pick! Was a pro bowler too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Youngblood
When you mentioned the Olsens, I first thought of the McKeevers, Mike and Marlin, twins. But they didn't play for the Rams together. Marlin was drafted by the Rams but Mike was injured in his senior year and that ended his football career. They both played for USC and were the first twins to earn All American status/