Source:https://www.latimes.com/sports/rams/story/2025-11-22/rams-pass-rushing-stars-new-fearsome-foursome by Gary Klein, the LA Rams writer for the LA Times.

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  4. I’m old enough to have watched those OG guys. They were badass together but alas, never had a winning season.

    1963-1966: The Rams did not have a great record in the four years the original “Fearsome Foursome” played together.

    1967: Rosey Grier (ruptured Achilles tendon) was replaced by Roger Brown. The Rams finished the season with an 11-1-2 record under coach George Allen, which was the best they had during the “Fearsome Foursome” era and ranked first in the NFL in points allowed.

    Dick Butkus called them “the most dominant line in football history.”

  6. I know everyone wants more sacks but the pressures and run stopping is bailing our secondary out a lot this year. Love this.

  11. They’re not leading the league in sacks, but we have a legit group of game wreckers that generate pressure, disrupt passing lanes, and shut down top running games regularly. They’ve been a fun group to watch. And the best part is how young this group is, I hope we keep them together but I’m willing to bet we’ll have to let at least one of them go unless we get some serious home town discounts

  12. Sacks don’t matter. We weren’t a big sack team last year and still dominated. I’m not tripping on stats, all that matters is the low scores from others and Winning!

  15. Damn it, time… you’ve done it again, you flat, circular bitch! So what nickname does this d-line get?

    1. Rush Hour (you’re going nowhere, fast)
    2. The Great Wall
    3. The Blue Meanies
    4. Assault & Battery
    (Feel free to come up with more, I’m drawing blanks now hahaha)

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