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    Jamon Brown has provided Rams' offensive line with strength, stability and a sweet voice

    by Lindsey Thiry, Los Angeles Times Jan 05, 2018 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - The requests came at 38,000 feet as the Rams flew home from an NFC West-clinching victory in Nashville, Tenn.

    Amid their celebration, players requested that offensive lineman Jamon Brown serenade them with a song.

    Earlier in the week, Rams players heard the full extent of his musical talent when a Sports Illustrated video circulated of Brown's singing John Legend's "Ordinary People."

    But on the plane, Brown wasn't feeling it -

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