So Cal's All-Time Roster: No. 88

The big tight end lasted five seasons with the Rams before heading to the San Diego Chargers and made himself much more of a receiver (107 catches in four seasons, versus eight in five years in L.A.).
There's a guy on EBay selling Curran knock off jerseys for about $120 if you're interested.
Again, maybe it's just me and when I grew up watching the Rams, but the only person who wore No. 88 that could possibly be a better candidate is ...

Runner-up:
==Tim Rossovich, USC football ('65-'67)
The Trojans were 24-7-1 in his career, including a national title. Voted USC lineman of the year in '67 and drafted in the first round by the Philadelphia Eagles. After his NFL career ended, he became an actor and stuntman in Hollywood.

Other No. 88s:
==Sean LaChapelle, UCLA football ('89-'92)

Sports Illustrated's pick for the all-time No. 88: Alan Page, over Lynn Swann, Marvin Harrison, Eric Lindros and Michael Irvin

Did we miss anyone?
You've got our vote, now let's see yours: