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Los Angeles Rams (official thread)

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NFBuck said:
Seriously, these were one of my favorite NFL unis ever...

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So much better than the blue/gulden's crap they wear now...

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I'm a bit of an old school guy. Don't get too carried away. I'd love to see these come back when they move into the new stadium.
 
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Rain-fueled delay will keep LA Rams in USC’s Coliseum home for 2019, too

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In making the move from St. Louis back to Los Angeles, the Rams used USC’s home, the iconic (United?) Coliseum, as its home for the 2017 season. As their $2.6 billion new stadium in Inglewood, which they’ll share with the Chargers, had not been scheduled to open until 2019, the NFL team will spend the next two seasons at the home of the Trojans as well.

That stay has been extended as, according to the Los Angeles Times, construction delays in the building of the stadium will push the opening back to 2020, meaning the Rams will spend the 2019 season in the Coliseum as well. And the reason for the delay? An inordinate amount of rain, with over 15 inches of the wet stuff falling from November, when construction began, and February. That total is more than double the average amount for those times of the year.

From the Times:

The continuing rains really knocked us for a loop,” Bob Aylesworth, principal in charge for the Turner/AECOM Hunt joint venture that is building the stadium, told The Times. “It was a very unforgiving two months for the project. And speaking from a building perspective, it really couldn’t have come at a worse time.”

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The weather brought work on the project to a standstill for two months earlier this year. The rain fell at a crucial stage of construction when work centered on digging the enormous hole — 5 million cubic yards of dirt were excavated — in which the stadium will sit. At times, the site looked like a lake, with water standing 12 to 15 feet deep.

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...p-la-rams-in-uscs-coliseum-home-for-2019-too/
 
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After “Super Bowl Shuffle” brought the 1985 Chicago Bears on- and off-the-field success, every NFL team seemingly followed suit with its own music video. The Rams, who lost to the Bears in the 1985 playoffs, took it to the next level, though, with “Let’s Ram It,” a song full of sexual innuendo (did Eric Dickerson say what we think he did?), bad rapping and equally bad dancing (looking at you, Nolan Cromwell) and cheerleader perms straight out of every John Hughes film you’ve ever seen.



The video is fantastic ’80s camp, and you can watch the entire masterpiece below. But if you can watch only one part, we highly recommend fast-forwarding to the 2:48 mark, when Jackie Slater — father of New England Patriots special-teams maven Matthew Slater — comes in hot with a saxophone solo in the Anaheim Stadium seats.



Read more at: https://nesn.com/2016/01/relive-80s-greatness-of-lets-ram-it-with-rams-back-in-l-a-video/
 
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