One former Los Angeles Rams star is not sweating his Super Bowl seating arrangement, and clearly thinks it’s silly that Eric Dickerson is.
Jim Everett, who quarterbacked the Rams from 1986 to 1993, tweeted Saturday that he was looking forward to attending the Super Bowl on Sunday. He also sent a clear message to Dickerson by saying he did not care about where his seats were, “unlike other legends.”
Wouldn't miss this game for anything. Unlike other Legends, I don't have a care in the world about where my seats are, we in the HOUSE!
Very thankful for the @RamsNFL for providing a gracious opportunity to be part of the first ever 🏆 in LA!See ya at @SoFiStadium!
🐏 ⬆️— JimEverett.eth (@Jim_Everett) February 12, 2022
Dickerson had said earlier in the week that he was not planning on attending the Super Bowl, citing dissatisfaction with his seats. Everett evidently got a similar setup from the Rams, but is not bothered by it.
Who knew that Rams legends trading shots in the media would be a sideplot to the Super Bowl itself? Everett may be looking to score some brownie points with fans by making a statement like this. He could also look petty, depending on your point of view. Whatever the case, he’ll be in the building, which is all he cares about. That’s perhaps not a surprise, as unlike Dickerson, he tends to be an unwavering supporter of the team.
Photo: Dec 29, 2017; Arlington, TX, USA; Eric Dickerson on the sidelines prior to the game with the Ohio State Buckeyes playing against the Southern California Trojans in the 2017 Cotton Bowl at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports
