Gaston Green

I know, right? Wow.

Who was the UCLA running back? Was that Gaston Green? Yes.

Man.

Yeah, up 16.

Dishearteningly, the strategy didn't play out as hoped.

Denver was coming off a 5-11 finish, and his absence allowed Gaston Green to emerge.

Humphrey broke his holdout midway through the 1991 season and ended up just playing four games, seeing the field sparingly in each of them.

He was subsequently traded to the Miami Dolphins the following year, where he settled in as a pass-catching specialist.

I'm going to test your Ram-ness.

Don't give me any popular player from the Rams, any player in the past that's a deep name that people are like, what? Who is that? I'll start, all right? I'll start with Duval Love, Elvis Peacock, Gaston Green.

I mean, Nolan Cromwell just came to my mind out of nowhere when you said that.

Oh, God.

Cleveland Gary.

Gaston Green.

Greg Bell.

Marquez Pope, who played for several teams.

Ruben Drones did it in 2004.

Gaston Green did it in 1991.

Willis McGahee did it in 2011.

And the immortal, I believe you even mentioned having this guy on your team.

Yeah, you know, there were five guys up front.

You know, Gaston Green went down.

Gaston Green could have got four or five touchdowns, but Eric Ball just went crazy.

224 yards.

You know, at the end of the game, he was so tired.