Back by popular demand, more on my all time rams team.
THe two easiest positions on the team are offensive tackle and defensive end.
Offensive Tackle- Pace and Slater
Defensive End- Youngblood and Deacon Jones
I dont think that there can be any legitimate dispute over those selections as starters. As backups however, there is plenty of food for thought.
My picks
Offensive Tackle- Charlie Cowan, Eberle Schultz (other possibilities include Irv Pankey). I think Cowan (a 14 year rams and multiple all pro, along with Schulz (and all pro in the 1940's and the anchor of the 1945 championship teams offensive line) are the best backup choices (even though schulz only played three years for the rams, therefore meeting the bare minimum time of service requirement for the all time team).
Defensive End. Leonard Little (superior pure pass rusher) and Larry Brink (first team all pro for the 1951 championship team). Others to consider include Andy Robustelli (who made the HOF, but whose best years were with the Giants), Fred Dryer and Lamar Lundy. I am sure many will mention wistrom, but i dont believe he was dominant enough to be in this group, although he was an excellent ram.
Comments invited.
Ramming speed to all
general counsel
THe two easiest positions on the team are offensive tackle and defensive end.
Offensive Tackle- Pace and Slater
Defensive End- Youngblood and Deacon Jones
I dont think that there can be any legitimate dispute over those selections as starters. As backups however, there is plenty of food for thought.
My picks
Offensive Tackle- Charlie Cowan, Eberle Schultz (other possibilities include Irv Pankey). I think Cowan (a 14 year rams and multiple all pro, along with Schulz (and all pro in the 1940's and the anchor of the 1945 championship teams offensive line) are the best backup choices (even though schulz only played three years for the rams, therefore meeting the bare minimum time of service requirement for the all time team).
Defensive End. Leonard Little (superior pure pass rusher) and Larry Brink (first team all pro for the 1951 championship team). Others to consider include Andy Robustelli (who made the HOF, but whose best years were with the Giants), Fred Dryer and Lamar Lundy. I am sure many will mention wistrom, but i dont believe he was dominant enough to be in this group, although he was an excellent ram.
Comments invited.
Ramming speed to all
general counsel
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