David Ray
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Jim Bertelsen, a tough and versatile back for the RAMS from 1972 to 1976 whose career was derailed by a severe knee injury.
Thanks, DR. I'm currently the HS principal of his former high school. Great family, thanks for giving him a shout-out.Jim Bertelsen, a tough and versatile back for the RAMS from 1972 to 1976 whose career was derailed by a severe knee injury.
Bertleson is one of those low-key all time Rams. In the category of Cullen Bryant, Mike Guman, Larry Brooks and Joe Schibelli. Guys that put a smile on your face when their name is mentioned.Thanks, DR. I'm currently the HS principal of his former high school. Great family, thanks for giving him a shout-out.
I vividly remember listening to St.Louis Radio stream on my PC of that preseason game where Green went down. I was sick to my stomach because he was something like 29 of 32 in preseason or something absurd like that. They were scoring 14-20 points in the first half of every preseason game and were looking good.Remember when we were in a hopeless cycle of terrible football, especially at QB? Then Trent Green and Marshall Faulk came to the Rams! Things were gonna turn around.
…then Trent Green went down. My fucking heart sank.
Who knew?
Kurt Warner rescued this franchise and returned them to greatness.
I was watching when he Green went down. Sickening because I had been watching Green the previous season at Washington, thinking this guy is pretty good.I vividly remember listening to St.Louis Radio stream on my PC of that preseason game where Green went down. I was sick to my stomach because he was something like 29 of 32 in preseason or something absurd like that. They were scoring 14-20 points in the first half of every preseason game and were looking good.
I remember telling my wife, that, "Well, there goes the season!" Like you said, who knew. Although there was a contingent of Rams fans who kept saying Warner could play based on his NFL Europe MVP and were high on him.