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- Full name: Robert Stanton Waterfield
- Born: July 26, 1920
- Birthplace: Elmira, New York
- Died: March 25, 1983
- Nickname: Buckets
- Positions: Placekicker, punter, quarterback
- Attended UCLA
- Played for the Cleveland/L.A. Rams franchise from 1945 to 1952
- Head coach for the Los Angeles Rams from 1960 to 1962
- First husband to movie actress Jane Russell (1943 to 1968)
- Named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
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Bob Waterfield was a professional football player for the NFL's Cleveland and Los Angeles Rams franchise from 1945 to 1952. He also went on to coach the Rams (1960-62) and was married to actress Jane Russell throughout his playing and coaching career.
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Bob Waterfield on Amazon
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1941 UCLA vs Cal program (Bob Waterfield) - $100.00
Original complete program from the 1941 Cal Bears at UCLA Bruins college football game at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. Although UCLA was led by future Pro Football Hall of Fam...Amazon
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Bob Waterfield 1950 Bowman card #17 - $10.00
Bob Waterfield 1950 Bowman football card #17 in Poor to Fair condition with rounded corners, heavy creases, etc. ONLY ONE AVAILABLE FOR SALE.Amazon
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1944 Cal vs UCLA football program PRISTINE (Bob Waterfield & Bronko Nagurski) - $100.00
Original complete program from the Sept. 30, 1944 Cal Bears vs. UCLA Bruins college football game at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley. Although UCLA was led by future Pro Fo...Amazon
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2008 Donruss Classics Football Legends Card # 109 Bob Waterfield Los Angeles Rams - Limited to 999 MADE! - Mint Condition - Shipped In Protective ScrewDown Display Case! - $9.95
2008 Donruss Classics Football Legends Card # 109 Bob Waterfield Los Angeles Rams - Limited to 999 MADE! - Mint Condition - Shipped In Protective ScrewDown Display Case!Amazon
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What episode of SpongeBob SquarePants featured Pantera as a musical guest, where can I find It? 2 AnswersThe SpongeBob episode featuring Pantera is called "Pre-Hibernation Week" (Season 2, Episode 13).Here's a YouTube video I found (not whole episode, poor quality)... read more -
What is your favorite Bob Dylan cover song? 13 AnswersLol, it is a Tie between "Just Like a Woman" (Richie Havens, Mixed Bag, 1967) or "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (Guns N' Roses, Use Your Illusion II, 1991) and ... read more -
Interpreting Bob Dylans Precious Angel 4 AnswersThe singer in this song is Solomon and he is singing this to the Queen of Sheba. We learn only a little about her from the Bible, but it is what happens to th... read more
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Bob Waterfield Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the Cleveland Rams
- DatabaseFootball.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6' 1"
- Weight: 200 lbs
- Rookie Year: 1945
Bob Waterfield Timeline
- July 26, 1920: Born
- 1941-1942: Played for the UCLA Bruins Football team
- 1943: Joins the army but was discharged early for medical reasons
- 1943: Marries American movie actress Jane Russell
- 1944: Returns to play for the UCLA Bruins Football team
- 1944: Drafted fifth round in the NFL Draft by the Cleveland Rams
- 1945: Makes his NFL debut with the Cleveland Rams
- 1945: Is the first rookie ever to win the NFL Most Valuable Player and unanimous All-NFL choice
- 1948: Plays a professional football player in the film Triple Threat
- 1950-1951: Selected to Pro Bowl
- 1951: Has a part in the motion picture Jungle Manhunt
- 1952: Retires from playing professional football
- 1953: Plays himself in the movie Crazylegs
- 1955: He and Jane Russell form the Russ-Field Productions
- 1960: Head coach for the Los Angeles Rams (St. Louis Rams)
- 1965: Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
- 1968: Divorced from Jane Russell
- 1983: Dies on March 25th of respiratory failure
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@Ohio_Tourism Browns didn't win the 1945 NFL championship, but the Cleveland Rams did. Their QB was Bob Waterfield.
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Answer: Bob Waterfield (see Cleveland we one once :-) )
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