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    Los Angeles Rams Franchise Information

    Have a read on below at some quick stats and facts on the Los Angeles Rams to get you started: 

    Established:1936 
    Stadium:SoFi Stadium
    Colours:Blue & sol 
    Hall of Famers:Eric Dickerson, Marshall Faulk, Tom Fears, Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch, Deacon Jones, Tom Mack, Ollie Matson, Merlin Olsen, Les Ritcher, Jackie Slater, Norm Van Brocklin, Bob Waterfield & Jack Youngblood
    Hall of Fame Coaches:George Allen & Dan Reeves (owner) 
    Rivals:San Francisco 49’ers & Seattle Seahawks 
    Legends:Eric Dickerson, Deacon Jones, Marshall Fualk, Kurt Warner, Isaac Bruce, Jack Youngblood, Aaron Donald, Orlando Pace, Jackie Slater & Torry Holt 
    Retired Numbers:7, 28, 29, 74, 75, 78, 80 & 85
    Conference: NFC
    Super Bowl Championships:2: 1999 & 2022
    Conference Championships:5: 1979, 1999, 2001, 2018 & 2022

    Los Angeles Rams History

    Born in Cleveland, but raised in Los Angeles with a stint living in St Louis, the Rams have moved a lot throughout their time in the NFL ever since they started in 1936. The Rams first 10 years were based in the city of Cleveland, with not much success, only winning one NFL title (1945) defeating the Washington Redskins (now known as the Washington Commanders). 

    A few years prior to their NFL championship win, the Rams did not participate in the 1943 season due to the lack of players caused by World War II. After they clinched the 1945 Championship they became the first franchise to play the following season in a different city, after Dan Reeves who bought the team in 1941, wanted to relocate the team to Los Angeles. 

    The first few years in LA caused the Rams to delve deep into their pockets as they suffered some financial losses due to the presence of another LA american football team, the LA Dons who played in the All America Football Conference (AAFC), but the league folded three years later in 1949. 

    Ultimately the Rams had most of their success when they were based in LA, especially in the 50s when they had future Hall of Farmers, Bob Waterfield, Norm Van Brocklin, Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch and Tom Fears helped clinch the Rams to four NFL Western division championships in seven years, as well as claiming their second NFL Championship in 1951. 

    However, by the next decade the Rams found themselves mostly in the bottom two of the Western Conference (they were seven teams in the Western Conference) throughout the 60s, and only made the playoffs twice in 1967 and 1969 but fell in the conference championship games. 

    The 70s could be seen as one of the most successful periods the Rams have had as they won five consecutive NFC Western titles from 1973-1977 under coach Chuck Knox, as well as being NFC Champions in 1979 under coach Ray Malavasi as he led them to their first Super Bowl appearance, but couldn’t overcome a strong Pittsburgh Steelers team in Super Bowl XIV. 

    The Rams were prominent features in the postseason throughout the 80s, only missing out on three occasions, with the closest the Rams went to a Super Bowl was in 1985 and 1989 when they crashed out in the conference championship games to Chicago and San Francisco, respectively. 

    By 1995 the Rams played their last game in Los Angeles (until they moved back in 2016) as owner Georgia Frontiere moved the franchise to St Louis for financial reasons. The Rams only managed one playoff appearance in the 90s, and it will forever be in the history books of the Rams faithful. 

    The 1999 season was the Rams fourth year in their new home at St Louis, and they wasted no time settling in as they finished on top of the NFC West division with a 13-3 record, which meant they made it directly to the divisional round in the playoffs. 

    They won the divisional playoff over Minnesota by 12 points, and claimed the NFC Championship over Tampa Bay by four points en route to their second Super Bowl appearance as they faced Tennessee in Super Bowl XXXIV. 

    Unlike in 1979, the Rams held their nerve and defeated the Titans 23-16, to clinch their first Vince Lombardi trophy, as quarterback Kurt Warner was named MVP. The Rams used their Super Bowl victory as a foundation, as two years later they appeared in the NFL’s big dance for the second time in three years. 

    Unfortunately the Rams fell agonisingly short in Super Bowl XXXVI, going down to the New England Patriots by three points. Although they made the playoffs the next two years, the rest of the St Louis stay didn’t spark joy as they couldn’t reach the postseason. 

    The St Louis Rams suffered their worst seasons in 2008 and 2009 where they won a combined three games throughout the two seasons, which included a one win season in 2009. By 2016 the Rams moved back to Los Angeles as owner Stan Kroenke wanted the team to play in a billion dollar stadium. 

    The move didn’t seem to affect them on the field as by 2018 they finished first in the NFC West with a 13-3 record, defeated Dallas in the NFC divisional playoffs, claimed victory over New Orleans in overtime as they made their third Super Bowl appearance. 

    However, the New England Patriots were too strong in Super Bowl LIII, as they clinched the Vince Lombardi trophy by 10 points. The Rams weren’t able to back up their efforts from the previous season as they finished third in the NFC West with a 7-9 record in 2019. 

    The Los Angeles Rams finished the 2020 NFL regular season with a 10-6 record and in second place in the talented NFC West. The Rams boasted the No. 1 ranked defense in the league throughout the year, as was evident in their Wild Card round playoff victory over Seattle. Los Angeles sacked Russell Wilson on five occasions and held the Seahawks to just 278 total offensive yard.

    A battered and bruised Rams defense did their best to compete against the No. 1 seed Green Bay Packers the following week, however the 2020 MVP Aaron Rodgers steered Green Bay to a 32-18 win at home.

    For his efforts in the 2020-21 season, defensive tackle Aaron Donald was named the NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year for the third time in his career.

    In the 2021 offseason, Rams defensive coordinator and architect behind their No. 1 ranked defense, Brandon Stanley, was appointed as the new head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers.

    Offensively the Rams also underwent some drastic changes, trading two first-round picks, a third-round pick and Jared Goff to Detroit Lions in exchange for quarterback Matthew Stafford. Stafford started all 16 games, finishing with 4,084 passing yards, 26 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions.

    The big risk paid off for the Los Angeles Rams as trading for Matthew Stafford led to them winning the Super Bowl in 2021. Led by Stafford and Cooper Kupp the Rams were the class of the NFL this season.

    The Los Angeles Rams came nowhere close to playing how they did last season. They also lost Cooper Kupp to a season ending injury early on in the year. They would lose Matthew Stafford towards the end of the year as well. They missed the playoffs and finished in the bottom half of the league.

    Expert 2023-24 Picks & Preview on Los Angeles Rams

    Our experts will provide an analysis on the Rams’ chances closer to the start of the 2023-24 season. In the meantime, you can check out our thoughts on the team before the 2022-23 season started:

    If you are a fan of the Los Angeles Rams, then you know that the only thing that matters right now is how they are expected to perform in the 2022-23 season. Do the Los Angeles Rams have the star power to make it all the way to the playoffs and win the Super Bowl in 2023?

    Have a read on below at SportsTips expert picks & preview on the Los Angeles Rams:

    Front Office

    Sean McVay returns as the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams as he will be entering his sixth season at the helm in Los Angeles. He is still young as he is only 36 years old and has already won a Super Bowl and been to another. 

    He has a career record of 55-26 in the regular season and a playoff record of 7-3, and the previously mentioned Super Bowl ring from last season. He also changed the way that NFL teams look at their head coaching hires as more teams have moved towards hiring younger offensive minded coaches because of the success that Sean McVay has had during his time in Los Angeles.

    Offense

    The Los Angeles Rams offense is still being led by Matthew Stafford coming into the season. Despite leading the league in interceptions last year Stafford still got it done when it mattered and led his team to a Super Bowl win. With weapons like Cooper Kupp, Van Jefferson, Tyler Higbee, and now Allen Robinson, the Rams are once again loaded and ready to make another run at a title. 

    Cam Akers is likely going to get the carries as the number one running back heading into the season and if he can stay healthy, he could put up some great numbers this year as well. If this team does have one concern it is the retirement and loss of Andrew Whitworth.

    Defense

    The defense did lose Von Miller but they are still expected to be a very solid unit during the 2022 National Football League season. However they replaced him with Bobby Wagner and while he’s not the same as Von Miller, he has certainly been regarded as the next best thing depending on who you asked. 

    On top of that they still have Aaron Donald on their defense which is a scary thought for any National Football League quarterback that he comes across. So while there might be a slight dip in production without Von Miller, this defense is still ready to get their job done and get Stafford and Kupp back on the field.

    Los Angeles Rams Betting & Odds Preview 2023-24

    The 2022-23 season is over and we take a look back at the Los Angeles Rams betting history for the most recent season. We will provide more information in relation to the new 2023-24 season once information becomes available. In the meantime, have a look at the betting and odds information for the Rams before the start of the previous season:

    Last season the Los Angeles Rams finished with a record of 12-5 and went on to win the Super Bowl. They are expected to regress a little with the loss of Von Miller, Whitworth, Woods and Beckham. 

    Oddsmakers expect the Los Angeles Rams to win around 10 to 11 of their seventeen games during the 2022-23 National Football League season. The odds for betting the over on the win line are currently (-105), while the odds for the betting the under on the win line are currently (-115) heading into the 2022-23 season. 

    Their odds to win their division are currently (+125) as they are the favorites in the NFC West, while their odds to bring home a Conference Championship are (+500) at the moment. Their current odds to win the Super Bowl and bring home the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season are listed at (+1100) heading into the 2022-23 National Football League season. This puts them as one of the favorites to bring home the title this season.

    They are currently the favorites in all but three of their seventeen games this season. As usual they are expected to win more games on their home field instead of having more wins on the road. They come into the 2022-23 National Football League season expected to be two possession favorites in two of their seventeen games as they are favored against Seattle and Atlanta by more than eight points. 

    They are two possession underdogs in zero of their seventeen games this season as they are expected to be one of the best teams in the NFL. It’ll be interesting to see how this team performs after all the changes during the offseason and while playing in such a top heavy conference like the NFC. 

    Due to the massive amount of parity in the National Football League, you never truly know what is going to happen from season to season. But all signs point towards the Los Angeles Rams being on the more successful end of the spectrum during the 2022-23 National Football League season.

    Los Angeles Rams FAQ

    Still got some burning questions about the Los Angeles Rams? Well, we have answered some of the most common questions people have, hopefully you will find the answer you are looking for below! 

    Where do the Los Angeles Rams play?

    The Los Angeles Rams play their home games at SoFi Stadium

    Who owns the Los Angeles Rams?

    Stan Kroenke owns the Los Angeles Rams. 

    Has the Los Angeles Rams won an NFL Super Bowl?

    The Los Angeles Rams have won two Super Bowls. 

    Who is the Los Angeles Rams coach?

    Sean McVay is the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. 

    Do the Los Angeles Rams play tonight?

    Are you wondering if Los Angeles  are playing tonight? Well, SportsTips has all the details you need about upcoming Los Angeles Rams games! Make sure you check this page at the top for all the details you are looking for.

    What is the Los Angeles Rams record?

    The Los Angeles Rams finished the 2022 season with a 5-12 record.

    Did the Los Angeles Rams win last night?

    Fans of the Los Angeles Rams are all wanting to know if they won the game last night. You can find more information in relation to the team’s recent form in games on the page at the top.

    How much is the Los Angeles Rams worth?

    According to Forbes magazine, the Los Angeles Rams are worth $6.2 billion.

    Who do the Los Angeles Rams play tonight?

    Like a lot of things in the NFL, things change pretty quickly. So, if you are looking for more information about who the Los Angeles Rams play tonight, you have come to the right place. We have all this information for you in detail, you can find these details for upcoming games at the top of the page.

    How to watch the Los Angeles Rams?

    You can watch Los Angeles Rams on CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network, NFL Red Zone and Directv NFL Sunday Ticket and therams.com. On demand you can watch the games on CBS All Access, FOX Sports app, NBC Sports app, ESPN, Amazon Prime Video, NFL Mobile app, NFL Sunday Ticket, DIRECT TV NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL Game Pass, Yahoo Sports App, NFL Mobile app and Rams app. You can also listen to Rams games on Game Pass, Westwood One, TuneIn and Sirius XM. 

    Will the Los Angeles Rams make the playoffs this year?

    The Los Angeles Rams did not make the playoffs last year after finishing with a 5-12 record.

    When do the Los Angeles Rams play?

    Los Angeles Rams fans are always looking for more information about when their team plays the next game. For all the information you have been craving and more, be sure to check the top of this page. Here as SportsTips we list all the information you need like the kick off time, location of the game and the all important NFL odds.

    When is the next Los Angeles Rams game? 

    For more details on the next Los Angeles Rams game, check above on the page, we include all the details there.

    Where did the Los Angeles Rams finish the season?

    The Los Angeles Rams finished third in the NFC West and 14th in the NFC.

    How many games did the Los Angeles Rams win?

    The Los Angeles Rams won 5 games in the 2022 NFL season.