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The BIZARRE Drama of the 1987 Los Angeles Rams | LeRoy Irvin

In the middle of the 1987 NFL season, Los Angeles Rams CB LeRoy Irvin was so disgruntled with his contract situation that he asked to get traded. It was looking so likely that Irvin was going to be traded that the Rams cleaned out his locker. The only problem? Irvin never got traded. This is the crazy story behind the 1987 Los Angeles Rams and the drama between head coach John Robinson, LeRoy Irvin, and the front office LINK TO PATREON:   / jaguargator9   Get early access to videos, your name featured in the credits, and the ability to request future video topics by joining today for as low as $3! LINK TO TWITCH:   / jaguargator9_nfl   Play live NFL trivia every Tuesday night at 9 PM Eastern/6 PM Pacific with the chance to win cash prizes! Check out the video below to learn more:    • WEEKLY LIVE NFL TRIVIA CONTEST | EVERY WED...   LINK TO DISCORD:   / discord   LINK TO TIK TOK: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJmVTKpr/ See videos like this condensed down to 60 seconds by following JaguarGator9 on Tik Tok! SUBSCRIBE TO 60 SECOND NFL HISTORY:    / @jaguargator8   See videos like this condensed down to 60 seconds by subscribing to 60 Second NFL History on YouTube! SUBSCRIBE TO JG9 HIGHLIGHTS:    / @jg9highlights184   See daily highlight videos on random players throughout NFL history! #nfl #rams #larams #nflthrowback LeRoy Irvin is a former American football player. He was a member of the Los Angeles Rams from 1980 to 1989. He played cornerback. He played in the Pro Bowl in 1986 and 1987. He holds the record for most punt return yards in a single game (207), set against the Atlanta Falcons in 1981. Irvin is one of only a few players in NFL history to be named All-Pro at two positions. Irvin was born at Fort Dix in New Jersey and attended high school at Glenn Hills High School in Augusta, Georgia. He began his college career in 1976 at the University of Kansas. Irvin made two pro bowl appearances (1985, 1986) and was named All-Pro four times (1981, 1982, 1985 and 1986). He was an assistant football coach at California State University, Northridge in 1992. Irvin currently works with former Los Angeles Rams teammate Vince Ferragamo at End Zone Mortgage in Anaheim Hills, California. He started a company with former Rams teammate Eric Dickerson, Larry Westbrook and Mike Hope called Original Mini's, Inc. The company holds an NFL license and offers a line of NFL Licensed products. He appeared in the 1986 Rams promotional video, Let's Ram It, where he called himself the "Iceman" and stated that interceptions were his game. Irvin is the father of four children (Leroy III, Charles, Sarah, and Julius) and currently resides in Anaheim Hills LeRoy Irvin played for the following Rams teams: 1980 Rams 1981 Rams 1982 Rams 1983 Rams 1984 Rams 1985 Rams 1986 Rams 1987 Rams 1988 Rams 1989 Rams Other members of the 1987 Rams include: Steve Dils Jim Everett Hugh Millen Greg Bell Owen Gill Mike Guman Buford McGee Tim Tyrrell Charles White Ron Brown Henry Ellard Kevin House Mike Young David Hill Damone Johnson James McDonald Dennis Harrah Duval Love Tom Newberry Irv Pankey Mike Schad Doug Smith Jackie Slater Tony Slaton Reggie Doss Gary Jeter Greg Meisner Shawn Miller Doug Reed Fred Stokes Alvin Wright Jim Collins Kevin Greene Mark Jerue Larry Kelm Mel Owens Norwood Vann Mike Wilcher Nolan Cromwell Jerry Gray Cliff Hicks LeRoy Irvin Michael Stewart Mickey Sutton Frank Wattelet Dale Hatcher Mike Lansford Kyle Borland Jim Blyrne Jon Embree Donald Evans Johnnie Johnson Vince Newsome Tim Ruiz Robert Frasco Bernard Quarles Alonzo Williams Cullen Bryant Dwaine Wilson Jon Francis William Stone Casey Tiumalu Mike Guman Bernard Henry Ricky Martin Steve Marks Brian Coushay Stacey Mobley Phil Smith Samuel Johnson Dan Noble Malcolm Moore Tom Taylor Hank Goebel Greg Sinnott Navy Tuiasosopo Tom Cox Kelly Thomas Joe Murray Tom Hensley Shelby Nevens Marion Knight Jim Crane Sherman Nevens Gregory Sims Kyle Whittingham Jim Kalafat Dan Clark Neil Hope Gerald Daniels Kevin Dickson Kirby Jackson Reggie Richardson Ed Zeman Greg Williamson Holbert Johnson Jerome Tyler Craig Rutledge Don Shafer John Misko John Robinson (head coach)