Who did Rams trade for in 1959?

Today’s Question: The Tennessee Titans traded the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL draft to the Los Angeles Rams earlier this week. One of the Rams first blockbuster trades came in 1959 when they had no problems giving up 8 players: Ken Panfil, John Tracey, Frank Fuller, Glenn Holtzman, Art Hauser, Larry Hickman, Don Brown, and a player to be delivered in training camp (two of them were Pro Bowlers), and a Round 2 draft pick (eventually Harold Olson, who made a Pro Bowl) for what five-time Pro Bowl running back from the Chicago Cardinals?

Yesterday’s question and answer: Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson lost Olympic and World Championships records after being disqualified for doping. Johnson emigrated to Canada in 1976 from which country? The answer is Jamaica. Benjamin Sinclair Johnson was born in Falmouth, Jamaica. He won two Olympic bronze medals in the 1984 games before eventually being disqualified and losing his 1988 Olympic gold medal. Johnson was eventually banned for life from competing internationally.

This story was originally published April 15, 2016 at 5:47 PM with the headline "Who did Rams trade for in 1959?."