Alexander to wear #84
by Ryan Van Bibber on Aug 23, 2010 11:44 AM CDT
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PrintThe St. Louis Rams newest receiver, Danario Alexander, will wear the number 84.
Hopefully, the number brings a little more for him than its previous owner, Randy McMichael. TE Ernie Conwell also had that number during the Greatest Show days, until Shaun McDonald took it in 2003, after Conwell's departure. Other notable names to wear the number include WR Aaon Cox, one of the Rams first round picks in 1988 who never really panned out during his six seasons in the league. Jack Snow wore that number for his entire career with the Rams, from 1965 through 1975.
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i love that the rams signed alexander
i wonder how much playing time he’ll get during the season. probably not much or very little, i would guess,
@zoomzoomj88
Fire Tony LaRussa
"Mucho Danario"
Will be his nickname
"The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling, but in rising again after you fall." - Vince Lombardi
Over at RockMNation, people liked to call him "Domino Axelrod."
I was never really a fan of that name. I just like to call him Danario, no last name necessary. Mucho Danario sounds good too, though.
And for the record, it is pronounced “Duh-Nair (as in hair) E-O.” Some people like to say “Duh-Nar (like bar) E-O.”
"I turn around and I’ve got Cueto kicking me in the back with his spikes. It’s super unprofessional. I don’t know where he learned how to fight."
-Chris Carpenter commenting on a bench-clearing fight with the Reds, 8/10/10
+1 for SuperNario!
I am a proud member of RMN but never liked “Domino Axelrod”, just doesn’t have any kind of ring to it at all imho.
so again my vote is SuperNario!
The man becomes Superman once he gets that ball in his hands, always leaves defenders in the dust. Sorry but i put “Mucho Danario” right next to “Domino Axelrod”… just doesn’t sound right at all. Lets put a poll up and let everyone weigh in on the matter.
Fight Tigers Fight!
pretty excited to see him play
people keep saying he’s not a #1, but he’s as close to one as we’ll get, purely potential-wise… only reason he wasn’t drafted was because of injuries…
I am happy with this move this is the kind of WR i was looking for in the draft
Big strong and fast, bye bye Foster lol
Good signing.
I’m pumped to see him play. Give him some time to learn the play book and get coached up, I think he could be the #1 reciever on the team.
#1? Probably not this year.
He missed a lot of time in camp, he’s still coming back from injury. He’ll probably wind up fifth or sixth on the depth chart. I think he’s good enough to make the team, but he won’t be ready to go first day and really contribute. I could see him starting to make a difference sometime in the second half of the season, though, perhaps even earlier.
"I turn around and I’ve got Cueto kicking me in the back with his spikes. It’s super unprofessional. I don’t know where he learned how to fight."
-Chris Carpenter commenting on a bench-clearing fight with the Reds, 8/10/10
he will need some time
I actually feel bad for him coming in with 13 days left until roster cuts. That is alot of pressure for a player let alone a rookie. I agree with stopspe. We will see little of him until later in the season. He has the work ethic and mindset to catch up quick but he isn’t superhuman
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