This weekend is one Los Angeles Rams legend Isaac Bruce will never forget as he is finally being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
Bruce joins the three other members of the ‘Greatest Show on Turf’ that have rightfully joined this prestigious club in quarterback Kurt Warner, running back Marshall Faulk and left tackle Orlando Pace.
The wide receiver had been with the Rams in Los Angeles prior to their relocation to St. Louis and served as one of the few bright spots on an otherwise lackluster team prior to the assembling of the GSOT.
Bruce played 16 NFL seasons, 14 with the Rams, being named a Pro Bowler four times and ranking fourth in NFL history with 15,208 yards receiving.
This was his sixth time on the ballot, so it took a little longer than expected although he now rightfully takes his place in NFL history. Bruce received his gold jacket on Friday night to kick of the Enshrinement Week’s festivities and then gave an awesome speech during the ceremony on Saturday:
Gold jacket ✅
🔜 bust
🔜 speech
🔜 partyA message from Hall of Famer @IsaacBruce80! pic.twitter.com/dJRjqa9Cmt
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) August 7, 2021
Feelin’ golden.
Congratulations, @IsaacBruce80! pic.twitter.com/NCOWfFow0C
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) August 7, 2021
Got that Gold Jacket! @ProFootballHOF pic.twitter.com/Hzkklm0jS2
— Isaac Bruce (@IsaacBruce80) August 7, 2021
A golden moment.
Congratulations, @IsaacBruce80! pic.twitter.com/Coh9CZmxvT
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) August 7, 2021
Bruce and the 2020 class were officially be enshrined on Saturday night as they had theirs pushed back a year due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Then, the 2021 class will then get its ceremony on Sunday evening.
