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Rams Launch ‘Cleats for Character’ Program at David Starr Jordan high school
By L.A. Sentinel Staff
Published March 1, 2020

Rams Alum Brandon Manumaluena, community affairs manager Jonathan Franklin and cheerleaders give their wisdom to the students of Jordan High School. Video by Amanda Scurlock

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