Rams Legend Lawrence Mccutcheon Dies at 76 After Parkinson’s Battle

WHO:

Heavy NFL - Lawrence McCutcheon was a former Los Angeles Rams running back, a five-time Pro Bowl selection, and a longtime team executive.

Daily Mail Sports - Lawrence McCutcheon was a former Rams star and running back; his family announced his death.

Heavy NFL - The Los Angeles Rams confirmed McCutcheon’s death and issued a statement.

WHAT:

Heavy NFL - McCutcheon died at age 76.

Heavy NFL - McCutcheon was a former franchise rushing leader and threw a touchdown pass in a Super Bowl.

Daily Mail Sports - McCutcheon died after a battle with Parkinson’s disease.

Daily Mail Sports - McCutcheon spent four decades with the Rams as a player and executive.

WHERE:

Heavy NFL - McCutcheon played for and served as an executive with the Los Angeles Rams.

Daily Mail Sports - McCutcheon spent his playing and executive career with the Rams.

WHEN:

Heavy NFL - The article reports that McCutcheon died Friday, Oct. 23.

Daily Mail Sports - His family announced his death on Friday.

HOW:

Daily Mail Sports - McCutcheon’s family announced his passing in a statement released by the Rams.

Lawrence McCutcheon, a standout Los Angeles Rams running back who later became a longtime team executive, has died at age 76. His family announced his passing in a statement released by the Rams, and the team confirmed his death. McCutcheon spent four decades with the franchise, first as a player and later in its front office. On the field, he became a five-time Pro Bowl selection and a former Rams franchise rushing leader. He also threw a touchdown pass in a Super Bowl, an unusual highlight in a career best known for his work as a running back. McCutcheon’s death followed a battle with Parkinson’s disease. His playing and executive careers were both closely tied to the Rams, making him a lasting figure in the organization’s history.