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Tribute to one of the Fearsome Foursome
Pro football Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen has passed away at the age of 69. A 14-time Pro Bowler with the Rams, Olsen was diagnosed last year with a rare form of cancer. (March 11)
Merlin Olsen Field Announcement - XXL Broadcast
(c)1988 WAVY-LIN TV Corp. (ID at start) (c)1988 NFL (c)1988 NBC Universal Intro for the Week 2 Pittsburgh Steelers-Washington Redskins matchup. Calling the game for NBC are none other that Curt Gowdy (see part 3 of the NFL Live! pregame show upload) and Merlin Olsen (in his last season as the #1 analyst at NBC). The Steelers were coming off an opening day win over the Cowboys, while Washington lost their opener against the Giants on Monday Night. Washington squeaked by with a 30-29 win, sending Pittsburgh on a six-game losing streak that contributed to a 5-11 record, still the worst record for the Steelers since Chuck Noll's first season in 1969. The Redskins, however, finished 7-9 for the only sub-.500 record during Joe Gibbs' FIRST stint as Redskins head coach. UPDATE (3/11/10): Merlin Olsen has died from mesothelioma at the age of 69.
Utah State University President Stan Albrecht and Athletic Director Scott Barnes announce the naming of the football field at Romney Stadium as "Merlin Olsen Field."
A tribute to the life and achievements of Merlin Olsen.
Drew Forrester and Nestor Aparicio of WNST.net chat with Merlin Olsen about the old times in the NFL at Super Bowl in Tampa.
Merlin Olsen Tribute Video - Utah State University
Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen talks about the Pro Football Hall of Fame and why it's so hard to get inducted and how the process might be enhanced.
Merlins Olsen, part of the fearsome foursome of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams who went on to become a famous TV star in the shows Little House on the Prairie and Father Murphy, died today of a rare form of cancer often related to exposure to asbestos. Mr. Olsen, earned a spot in the NFL Hall of Fame, because of his time along side Deacon Jones, Lamar Lunday and Rosey Grier on the Rams defensive line in the 1960's.Rosey Grier was eventually replaced by a right tackle by the name of Roger Brown. Mr. Brown, now owns a well known resturant in downtown Portsmouth, he will be attending Merlin Olson's funeral, he told us he got the news this morning.
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