and 45 touchdowns; his 6012 career receiving yards ranked 30th in NFL history. Acting and broadcasting career Snow appeared in the 1969 motion picture Marooned. He appeared as himself in the 1969 episode "Samantha's Shopping Spree" of the television series Bewitched. He played Cassidy in the comedy Heaven Can Wait. Following his NFL career, Snow went into the real-estate business with college roommate Bob Arboit in Newport Beach, California. He returned to the Rams as a receivers coach in 1982 under Ray Malavasi. In 1992, he joined Los Angeles sports-talk radio station KMPC (now KSPN) as an analyst for Rams radio broadcasts and a daily program host. He followed the team to St. Louis in 1995 and was one of a handful of old L.A. Rams still employed by the Rams in the 2005 season, 11 years after their departure from southern California. Death Snow developed a staph infection in November 2005 and died at age 62 as a result of complications. Family Snow's son J.T. Snow is a retired Major League Baseball first baseman for the San Francisco Giants and Anaheim Angels. Following the senior Snow's death, the junior Snow changed his uniform number in his father's memory while playing for the Boston Red Sox. References External links http://www.thesnowfoundation.org 1943 births 2006 deaths 20th-century American male actors American male film actors American male television actors All-American college football players American football wide receivers College football announcers Deaths from staphylococcal infection Infectious disease deaths in Missouri Los Angeles Rams announcers Los Angeles Rams players National Football League announcers Notre Dame Fighting Irish football players St. Louis Rams announcers Western Conference Pro Bowl players People from Rock Springs, Wyoming Players of American football from Long Beach, California