During the 1970s, there was a stretch of three consecutive years where QBs that played for the LA RAMS during their careers led the NFL in passing yardage.
Name those three QBs.
Name those three QBs.
The one that you misspelled.How many did I get?
We have a WINNER.Hadl, Namath and Gabriel ... none did it with the Rams.
Jones was an excellent pull.
Correct, but Allen2McVay got it above.I'll go with Hadl, Gabriel, and Namath. It had me going for awhile until I re-read that several times and saw they didn't necessarily do it while with the Rams.
Lest anyone be impressed, I am old and have had a very good but fairly uneventful life.Correct, but Allen2McVay got it above.
Yeah, I can't remember if Svare was the coach or if I started with Allen. I do remember Jack Snow on the old black and White tv with poor reception and then GabrielLest anyone be impressed, I am old and have had a very good but fairly uneventful life.
I started with Allen. Watched Gabriel to Snow many times. Gabriel was my first childhood sports hero. We also had a 19 inch black and white. Grew up in a little town north of Fresno. Local channels didn't always air Rams games. So I'd turn that 30 foot tall antenna to get the Bakersfield stations. They always had Rams games. It was a little snowy but the audio was good and we could see what's going on.Yeah, I can't remember if Svare was the coach or if I started with Allen. I do remember Jack Snow on the old black and White tv with poor reception and then Gabriel
I'm sure no one under 40 understands the concept of "snow", 30' antenna or black&white... (Or three stations, for that matter...).I started with Allen. Watched Gabriel to Snow many times. Gabriel was my first childhood sports hero. We also had a 19 inch black and white. Grew up in a little town north of Fresno. Local channels didn't always air Rams games. So I'd turn that 30 foot tall antenna to get the Bakersfield stations. They always had Rams games. It was a little snowy but the audio was good and we could see what's going on.