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If you have a chance to go to Canton...DO IT. Even a few of my friends who aren't really fans had a great time.
A few things I saw that I thought were cool was Alec Ogletree's jersey in a case for his 98 yard INT return for a TD, longest ever by a rookie. Another thing I found interesting was a lot of the early jerseys worn by players were like a leotard where it buttoned together between the legs...which seemed odd to me.
There is a picture of a guy holding up a piece of an old goal post...the story behind it is in a Cleveland Rams the goal post was involved in 2 scoring opportunities during the game and both times the outcome worked in favor of the Rams, the presenter then went on to say that the following year is when the Rams left for Los Angeles and took any good football fortune with them
. (BTW, I was pretty hung over going through the hall...and pretty hungover as I am typing this, if any of the facts are a little off I apologize, my brain was quite foggy at the time and even more now).
Anyway, here are a few pics. My phone died when I was looking at all the busts so I didn't get as many pics as I had hoped. I got a few busts and some other Rams related things...there is a picture of a size 19 and 1/2 ring, big enough for a quarter to pass through without touching the ring...they had William Perry's size 23 ring on exhibit as well, looked like a small bracelet.
A few things I saw that I thought were cool was Alec Ogletree's jersey in a case for his 98 yard INT return for a TD, longest ever by a rookie. Another thing I found interesting was a lot of the early jerseys worn by players were like a leotard where it buttoned together between the legs...which seemed odd to me.
There is a picture of a guy holding up a piece of an old goal post...the story behind it is in a Cleveland Rams the goal post was involved in 2 scoring opportunities during the game and both times the outcome worked in favor of the Rams, the presenter then went on to say that the following year is when the Rams left for Los Angeles and took any good football fortune with them
. (BTW, I was pretty hung over going through the hall...and pretty hungover as I am typing this, if any of the facts are a little off I apologize, my brain was quite foggy at the time and even more now).Anyway, here are a few pics. My phone died when I was looking at all the busts so I didn't get as many pics as I had hoped. I got a few busts and some other Rams related things...there is a picture of a size 19 and 1/2 ring, big enough for a quarter to pass through without touching the ring...they had William Perry's size 23 ring on exhibit as well, looked like a small bracelet.
