Lawrence McCutcheon, a former Los Angeles Rams running back who earned five Pro Bowl selections, died on Friday at the age of 76.
McCutcheon was a key part of the Rams’ offense during the 1970s, consistently ranking among the league’s top rushers. His performance earned him a place in the Pro Bowl on five occasions, a testament to his durability and skill on the field.
After hanging up his cleats, McCutcheon remained with the Rams organization, moving into a long‑serving front‑office role. He contributed to the team’s operations and player development for many years following his playing career.
Details of the circumstances surrounding his death have not been released. The Rams and the NFL community have expressed their condolences to McCutcheon’s family and colleagues.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>