The Rams listed Jones as having 159.5 sacks in ... of a player finishing with at least 21.0 sacks in a season -- Deacon Jones has accomplished the feat three times and no other player has done ...

T he Los Angeles, St. Louis, Cleveland Rams have one of the most legendary histories of any franchise in the NFL. Over the ...

Hall of Fame football player David “Deacon” Jones, one of the Los Angeles Rams’ heralded Fearsome Foursome whose outspoken persona and relentless pursuit of quarterbacks helped turn ...

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"was David 'Deacon' Jones." And while I never witnessed Deacon play a game in person or on television, there is no doubt he was the most iconic player in Los Angeles Rams history. My neighbor ...

David "Deacon" Jones didn't just rack up sacks, he invented them. The gregarious leader of the Los Angeles Rams' famed "Fearsome Foursome," Jones remains one of the most dominant pass-rushers of ...

Rosey would then join forces with Lamar Lundy, Merlin Olsen, and Deacon Jones as the Los Angeles Rams starting defensive line. Shortly after, they became known as the Fearsome Foursome.

the Rams have had some of the best players ever. For some fans, they cannot say it was just one player and leave out the others. "Deacon Jones," added another fan. "Jack Youngblood ...

The Rams Twitter account reminded people of an additional nickname Jones had: The Secretary of Defense. Even Jadeveon Clowney tried to channel his inner-Deacon Jones on this move against the San ...

When Robert Quinn was coming out of North Carolina into the NFL in 2011 he knew very little about the name Deacon Jones or the Fearsome Foursome. That has changed. Quinn, the St. Louis Rams' star ...

When it comes to selecting the faces that deserve to be immortalized on the Rams' Mount Rushmore, four players stand out above the rest: Aaron Donald, Deacon Jones, Kurt Warner, and Jack Youngblood.

this nickname sums up how ferocious the Rams' front four was. Led by Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Larry Lundy, and Rosey Grier ...