LMAOOOOOO

Only player in NFL history to die and then win the Super Bowl in the same year 😂

Forget @MattStafford @kurt13warner …The greatest QB in @RamsNFL history was and still is- @JoePendleton #RamsHouse #NFL @The_AdamSnow

When it first came out, my best friend kept insisting that I would love it. It got to be annoying. I finally saw it. He was 100% right. A redo of Here Comes Mr. Jordan- which was great too.

LOL. Used to own it on Betamax 🤣

I know. I was messing with ya👊 And yes it is

I don't think it's real 🤣🤣🤣 Very good movie, tho!

What year of Topps was that??

Bro was injury prone

Heaven Can Wait Very underrated film.

He’s no Dieter Brock

10:17am on March 20, 2025 - If you know, you know. #HeavenCanWait #JoePendleton #WarrenBeatty

Joe Pendleton is due to die on March 20, 2025 at 10:17am In the summer of 1978, my close friend Steve DiRocco and I were teenage ushers at the Central Park Fox Theatre in San Antonio. One of the films that premiered that year was Heaven Can Wait, starring Warren Beatty as Joe Pendleton, a backup quarterback for the L.A. Rams who gets mistakenly taken to the afterlife too soon. We absolutely loved the film. As ushers, we had the privilege of watching it hundreds of times, memorizing the dialogue and quoting it back and forth like a secret language. One moment in the film always stuck with us. Early on, when the guardian angels realize they mistakenly plucked Joe out of his body too soon, they check the records to see when he was actually supposed to die. The answer? March 20, 2025, at 10:17 AM. At the time, 2025 seemed impossibly distant—like a year we'd never actually reach. We were young, the future stretched endlessly ahead of us, and the idea of being in our sixties felt as far away as another lifetime. Yet here we are. It’s 2025. Steve and I are in our mid-sixties, and on March 20, we’ll mark the so-called "death day" of Joe Pendleton—the very date we once saw as an abstract point in some far-off future. Fittingly, it also happens to be the first day of Spring, a season of renewal and fresh starts. That’s how much this film still means to us. Last year, Steve gave me an incredible gift—a #16 Los Angeles Rams jersey, just like the one Joe Pendleton wore in the movie. Decades later, we’re still fans, still connected to those teenage memories, still marveling at how swiftly time moves. The years pass faster than we ever imagine. What once seemed like forever away arrives before we know it. But maybe that’s the lesson of Heaven Can Wait—that life is fleeting, precious, and filled with second chances. So here’s to Joe Pendleton, to Warren Beatty’s unforgettable performance, to time’s relentless march, and to the memories of two young theater ushers who once believed the future would never catch up to them. #HeavenCanWait #TimeFlies #March20th2025#JoePendleton #WarrenBeatty #ThePassageOfTime#FirstDayOfSpring

Baker Mayfield after leading the Rams to a comeback victory over the Raiders. #JoePendleton

My favorite movie candy - Whoppers! #tcmff #HatGals #HeavenCanWait #JoePendleton @ Graumans Chinese Theatre instagram.com/p/Cctxc72pSIt/…

#DFNYLines via #HeavenCanWait: "Hey Joe, what do you think of the Rams' chances?" "Well, I think we're going to the Super Bowl, and I think we're going to win." - Warren Beatty as #LARams quarterback #JoePendleton in Heaven Can Wait (1978). #Superbowl youtu.be/T-QHrFHVDQg

Caro @makkox, ma la colonna sonora de 'Il paradiso può attendere' chi diavolo la riconosce, dai! #propagandalive @welikeduel #JoePendleton

Youuuu betcha #JoePendleton