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Los Angeles Magazine
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By Field Level Media Oct 24 (Field Level Media) Legendary Los Angeles Rams running back Lawrence McCutcheon died Friday after a fight against Parkinson s disease. He was 76. McCutcheon was a Pro Bowl selection in five straight seasons (1973-77) for the Rams and still ranks fourth all-time on the club s rushing list with 6,186 yards over eight seasons from 1972-79. McCutcheon was the franchise s leading rusher when his Los Angeles career ended. He now stands behind Marshall Faulk (6,959), Eric Dickerson (7,245) and Steven Jackson (10,138) on the club list. It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our husband, brother, father, grandfather, and great grandfather, Lawrence McCutcheon, McCutcheon s family said in a statement. Clutch passed away on October 23 with family at his bedside following a long, courageous battle with Parkinson s disease. Through a decade-long playing career and another 32 years in the Rams front office, Clutch earned the respect and admirat