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[Boston Ram]

Jim Bertelsen

 

[David Ray]

Bob Thomas (home games against Saints and Vikings...)

I must admit, I overlooked a DM from Allen2McVay where he identified the answer via posting a picture of Bob Thomas' football card a few minutes before the correct answer was posted in this thread.
Congrats to you both.

 

[David Ray]

Jim Bertelsen

Fine player, very versatile. Unfortunately, a knee injury essentially ended his career even though he played one more season (as a reserve) after coming back from surgery.

 

[RamFanWA]

I must admit, I overlooked a DM from Allen2McVay where he identified the answer via posting a picture of Bob Thomas' football card a few minutes before the correct answer was posted in this thread.
Congrats to you both.

I'm willing to forego the award money, check or publicity....

 

[Allen2McVay]

I'm willing to forego the award money, check or publicity....

 

[Ground Chuck]

Sorry, a bit late….Rod Phillips? …..Rob Scribner?….(just dropping a few names for no particular reason)

 

[gogoat1]

Jewerl Thomas.

 

[PhillyRam]

Jewerl Thomas.

I think Thomas' short time in the bright spotlight was in 1980? I remember in the Monday night game vs Dallas, the Rams wore white since teams liked to force Dallas into their dark blue jerseys. Thomas had a big game.

 

[gogoat1]

Mike Guman

 

[Ground Chuck]

Jewerl Thomas.

Cool connection
His running back mate at San Jose State in 1979 was a guy named Jim Walsh
His brother, Tim Walsh was my high school algebra teacher in 79–80 and our freshman football coach
He later coached college football for years up until recently. As a matter of fact he was the head coach at Sonoma State in 1992 and had hall of famer Larry Allen on the roster.

Jim Walsh went pro for a short while and played with a sea hags. I remember he came to a couple of our practices to see his brother and talk to some of us kids. He was a pretty decent guy for a sea hag and I remember thinking oh cool his former teammate was on my Rams.

 

[David Ray]

Sorry, a bit late….Rod Phillips? …..Rob Scribner?….(just dropping a few names for no particular reason)

Larry Smith and Jim Jodat come to mind.

 

[David Ray]

During the 1974 NFL season, the Los Angeles Rams primarily wore their royal blue jerseys at home, but they elected to wear their white jerseys for exactly two home regular season games: [1, 2]

1. Week 4 (October 6, 1974): A 16–13 victory over the Houston Oilers, where McCutcheon rushed for 151 yards.
2. Week 10 (November 17, 1974): A 21–0 victory over the Atlanta Falcons, where McCutcheon rushed for 140 yards. [1, 2, 3]

Not sure where you got that info but, from memory, I knew the Houston game never took place.