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    According to the Sioux City Journal Adam Timmerman is doing pretty well in the NFL.

    http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/arti...f80013ecb6.txt

    According to USA Today research, Cherokee native Adam Timmerman is the second highest paid Iowan in the National Football League. The former South Dakota State standout and current offensive lineman for the St. Louis Rams had a 2004 salary of $6,136,500.

    That's six of those big, big bills and a little change. In simple terms, almost 6.2 million bucks.


    Among the other Siouxlanders in the NFL, next on the salary scale in 2004 was Sioux City North graduate Matt Chatham. New England's Chatham, a linebacker with three Super Bowl championship rings, earned $539,600.  .  .  .


    Chatham is a USD alum.  Just goes to show you the value of a SDSU education.   ;D

    Go State!  ;D


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    Re: Timmerman bringing home the bacon

    Do you think Timmerman is HOF material?  His rookie year he played in 13 games with no starts, since then he's started every game he's played in while missing only one start in 2000.  He's been in a couple of pro bowls and won a couple of super bowls.

    1995 Green Bay Packers 13 0
    1996 Green Bay Packers 16 16
    1997 Green Bay Packers 16 16
    1998 Green Bay Packers 16 16
    1999 St. Louis Rams 16 16
    2000 St. Louis Rams 16 15
    2001 St. Louis Rams 16 16
    2002 St. Louis Rams 16 16
    2003 St. Louis Rams 16 16
    2004 St. Louis Rams 16 16
    TOTAL  157 143

    According to his bio he has started 141 consecutive games, including playoffs the number jumps to 159.

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      Re: Timmerman bringing home the bacon

      That's impressive for a modern day lineman. This is why he is worth so much.

      I remember when the pride was at Green Bay, the fans there knew he was from State and had many nice things to say.

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