ALHAMBRA, CA- Los Angeles Rams legend Eric Dickerson was told by the Rams that he was no longer wanted on sidelines at the Coliseum on Monday.
Dickerson received a personal call from head coach Jeff Fisher saying that players were uncomfortable with him being on sidelines during games. Dickerson has been openly criticizing the team for their play this season.
The 56-year-old appreciated the guts that Fisher took to make the call and says that Fisher told him as long as he is head coach, Dickerson was not allowed to be at games.
Credit, Bleacher Report
Credit, Sporting News
Hours after the report came out, Rams executive Kevin Demoff went on Twitter and tweeted to their account’s followers that former players are always allowed at practices and on the sidelines during games.
Dickerson says during the phone call with Fisher, he stood up to the coach because Fisher does not have the right to tell him what he can or can’t say about the Rams squad. Despite Demoff’s tweet, the legendary running back still won’t be attending any games as long as Fisher is the team's coach.
By, Lucas Talbot
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Photo Credit, Bleacher Report and Sporting News
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