Steven Jackson and His Mark in St. Louis Rams History

by Jombari on Oct 30, 2011 11:03 PM CDT

I have been a Rams fan for about 12 years. I am 22 years old, so I started when I was 10 years old. I really wasn't old enough to really enjoy the Greatest Show on Turn days, but I definitely realize how great those teams were. Today, I felt one of the proudest days as a Rams fan as I have ever since the Rams won the Super Bowl.

One of the reasons I felt proud: Steven Jackson. is in his 8th season as a Ram, and has never been apart of a winning team. Today, he showed me that he is the true leader of this team. I have NEVER seen that kind of passion on a football field than what I saw in him today. The way he was screaming after runs, and getting on Saffold for the false start, then getting on them more on the bench. I am very proud that Jackson is on the Rams, and that I have gotten to watch him for his career with the Rams.

We really take Jackson for granted sometimes, and really don't realize how good he is until you see a game like this today. Today, he made his mark in St. Louis, and if he puts together a couple more seasons will be up there with Eric Dickerson and Marshall Faulk as not just one of the best Rams runnings backs of all time, but one of the best Rams of all time.

I for one, appreciate everything he has done, and hope he finishes his career here because he has a lot left, and is willing to do whatever it takes to win, and that's all I can ask for.

If you want, post your favorite Steven Jackson moments as a Ram. I would love to see what everyone's memories of him are.

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My favorite moments are when he:

1. Single-Handedly Beat the Cowboys a couple of years ago.
2. Single-Handedly Beat the Lions a couple of years ago.
3. Almost Single-Handedly Beat the Saints today.

Also: how he keeps proving people, even on this blog, wrong. Lost a step? Check the tape.

GO RAMS.

"I was just letting the shots fly. You know, I don't leave any bullets in the chamber."

"Everything negative- pressure, challenges- is all an opportunity for me to rise."

-Kobe Bryant

Chris Mortensen: "You know it's the 'Show-Me' State right Sam?"

"Pshh, 'Show Me.' (smirking) Yeah, I've heard that."

-Sam Bradford

by TrojanRam on Oct 31, 2011 1:56 AM CDT reply actions

right

i hate when ppl say that, he didnt lose a step he lost a decent line and got a bad one and when the line plays just above the below avg. line he will put up 100 yds no problem , i dont know what ppl expect him to do when 3 guys are in the backfield as soon as he touches the ball and he usaully still breaks one of their tackles and gets a couple where he should lose a couple.

Rams Bulls and Mets allllllllll day also i do love white castle

by G unit Rams on Oct 31, 2011 10:46 AM CDT up reply actions