Mt Ramsmore. Who are your four heads?

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If such a thing was able to be constructed, that is. A Mt. Rushmore for Rams Players? That would be the shit.
So whose heads would you have sculpted into the mountain?
L.A. Rams, St Louis Rams - whatever.

 

[RhodyRams]

Deacon Jones, Isaac Bruce, Steven Jackson and Kurt Warner, but am on the fence about KW

 

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Deacon Jones, Isaac Bruce, Steven Jackson and Kurt Warner, but am on the fence about KW

Steven Jackson over Eric Dickerson or Marshall Faulk?

How come?

 

[RhodyRams]

Deacon Jones, Isaac Bruce, Steven Jackson and Kurt Warner, but am on the fence about KW

Steven Jackson over Eric Dickerson or Marshall Faulk?

How come?

The years he carried the team

 

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Deacon Jones, Isaac Bruce, Steven Jackson and Kurt Warner, but am on the fence about KW

Steven Jackson over Eric Dickerson or Marshall Faulk?

How come?

The years he carried the team

Cool. I like your choices. I guess you're on the fence about KW because of his lack of longevity with the team?
I don't know of many other QBs I would put up there though.

I'd probably go Bruce, Dickerson (goggles would look cool on a mountain), Deacon and Vermeil (maybe).

 

[Lesson]

Faulk
Bruce
Deacon Jones
Youngblood

 

[RhodyRams]

DV entered my mind, but I still havent forgiven him for retiring after SB34.

was thinking along the lines of "faces that define the team" which is why I am on the fence with KW

ya think Giants and instantly Phil Simms and Lawrence Taylor come to mind

Follow my way of thinking? even ED was only with the Rams 3-4 seasons

 

[bwdenverram]

I'd almost want one just for the fearsome foursome alone.

But probably,

Dickerson
Jones
Crazy Legs
Bruce

As much as I love my era, I can't forget some of the old school greats.

 

[DR RAM]

Dickerson, Faulk, Warner, Bruce

Jones, Youngblood, Greene, Pace

Bruce, Holt, Cromwell, Slater

Too many. Different eras.

Can't choose.

I said Bruce twice, lol.

 

[lasvegasrams]

Eric Dickerson, Isaac Bruce, Marshall Faulk, Deacon Jones

 

[Ram Quixote]

Merlin Olsen (he retired a Ram)
Jack Youngblood
Marshall Faulk (today ... I imagine Jackson filling this spot as well, and the dreds would look cool in stone)
Kurt Warner (for now ... I expect Bradford to cause the sculptor nightmares)

 

[fearsomefour]

Jackie Slater, Deacon Jones, Kurt Warner, Ike Bruce....three are some of the best of all time at their positions and Kurt led the Rams to....well, we all know.

 

[Memento]

There are far too many great players to pick between four...so I'll make three: one for the defense, and two others for the offense (including a special one). I'm sorry, but I honest to fate cannot choose just four players to represent this franchise.

Defensive Ramsmore (from left to right): Merlin Olsen (for his longevity, reliability, and production in anchoring two Fearsome Foursomes), Deacon Jones (he coined the word "sack" and probably had more than anyone alive), Jack Youngblood (wasn't as good as Deacon, but was still an end who put fear into the hearts of the offensive linemen who faced him - and he happens to be one of the toughest players to ever play the game), and Night-Train Lane (an amazing cornerback in his era, and one of the fiercest hitters to ever play the position).

Offensive Ramsmore (from left to right): Orlando Pace (one of the unsung heroes of the Greatest Show on Turf, Pace was a fantastic blind-side left tackle for Kurt Warner), Isaac Bruce (absolutely one of the most underrated receivers in the NFL and in my opinion, a first ballot Hall of Famer), Torry Holt (an incredible player in his own right, who was literally the best receiver in the NFL for a time), and Jackie Slater (played his entire nineteen-year career with the Rams and was an absolute rock for the offensive line in all of those years).

The Ramsmore of Running Backs (from left to right): Eric Dickerson (a dominant force for the Rams, and his trademark goggles made him the face of the eighties franchise long after he was gone), Marshall Faulk (one of the most shifty players in the open field, an excellent receiving running back, and the catalyst for the Greatest Show on Turf), Steven Jackson (who - despite facing eight/nine-man fronts with an atrocious offensive line and pathetic leadership - never quit on the team, matured into a fantastic leader and the face of the 2004-2012 Rams, and put up phenomenal stats), and Lawrence McCutcheon (he's been with the Rams for almost forty years as a player and in the front office, and he's the fourth leading rusher in franchise history behind two Hall of Famers and a potential HOFer, which is certainly something to hang your hat on).

 

[Thordaddy]

Deacon, Youngblood, Dickerson,Faulk

 

[biggame1190]

MY four heads for MY personal reasons are....

But I I can totally understand the posters who put Deacon, Blood, Dickerson, Warner, etc carved on the mountain...But for me it is these four dudes. My fab four forever!

 

[rickrawk]

Merlin Olsen, Deacon Jones, Rosey Greer, & Jack Youngblood.

GO RAMS!!!!

 

[brokeu91]

This is tough. I'd go Slater, Dickerson, Faulk, Deacon

 

[nighttrain]

If such a thing was able to be constructed, that is. A Mt. Rushmore for Rams Players? That would be the shyte.
So whose heads would you have sculpted into the mountain?
L.A. Rams, St Louis Rams - whatever.

In Los Angeles era, the fearsome foursome..

In St Louis, Warner, Faulk, Bruce, Holt.
has to be..
train

 

[RamsSince1969]

Warner, Deacon Jones, Jack Youngblood, Faulk. Warner, because of the SB and also because he is just one of the most loved guys ever to wear the horns. If I had a time machine, I would go back and keep his wife out of the spotlight (and buy Google when it was $10 a share and sell at $700 :lol: ).

 

[Selassie I]

I'm gonna bend the rules just a bit...

1) The Fearsome 4 - four smaller busts of each member only counted as one... the four together would be just about the same size as the other 3 full size busts.

2) Jack Youngblood

3) Eric Dickerson

4) Kurt Warner