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Los Angeles Rams
History & Past Standings

Eric Dickerson, Los Angeles Rams, 1984

LA Rams Eric Dickerson vs Cleveland Browns at Anaheim Stadium, Sep. 9, 1984. Photo by KIIS Radio, LA Rams, LA Sheriff's Dept. via Wikimedia Commons.

Office: 29899 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills 91301
Web site: www.therams.com
Home: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Capacity: 77,500); Los Angeles Stadium (to open 2020)
Affiliation: National Football League (NFL) (National Football Conference West)
Owner: Stan Kroenke (part owner since 1995, full owner since 2010)

Franchise History

  • Cleveland Rams (American Football League*) 1936
  • Cleveland Rams (National Football League) 1937-1942
  • Suspended operations 1943
  • Cleveland Rams (National Football League) 1944-1945
  • Los Angeles Rams (National Football League) 1946-1994
  • St. Louis Rams (National Football League) 1995-2015
  • Los Angeles Rams (National Football League) 2016-present

* The Cleveland Rams were a founding franchise of the American Football League in 1936. They moved to the National Football League in 1937.


Also see: Professional Football Teams in Los Angeles.

Home Stadiums

  • Cleveland Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio (1936, 1937, 1939-1941)
  • League Park, Cleveland, Ohio (1937, 1942, 1944, 1945)
  • Shaw Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio (1938)
  • Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California (1946-1979)
  • Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, California (1980-1994)
  • Busch Memorial Stadium, St. Louis, Missouri (1995)
  • The Dome at America's Center, St. Louis, Missouri (1995-2015)
  • Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California (2016-present)
  • Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park, Inglewood, California (to open 2020)

Retired Uniform Numbers

  • 7 - Bob Waterfield (1945-1952)
  • 28 - Marshall Faulk (1999-2005)
  • 29 - Eric Dickerson (1983-1987)
  • 75 - Deacon Jones (1961-1971)
  • 78 - Jackie Slater (1976-1995)
  • 80 - Isaac Bruce (1994-2007)
  • 85 - Jack Youngblood (1971-1984)

League Championships

Super Bowl XXXIV (2000), NFL Championship (1951), NFL Championship (1945)

Also see: The Rams in the Super Bowl and Pre-Super Bowl Era League Championships.

NFL Conference Championships

2018, 2001, 1999, 1979, 1955, 1951, 1950

NFL Division Championships

2018, 2017, 2003, 2001, 1999, 1989, 1985, 1979, 1978, 1976, 1975, 1974, 1973, 1969, 1967, 1949, 1945

Historical Win/Loss Record (Regular Season)

Season Wins-Losses-Ties Win Percentage
Los Angeles Rams
2018 13-3-0 0.813
2017 11-5-0 0.688
2016 4-12-0 0.250
St. Louis Rams
2015 7-9-0 0.438
2014 6-10-0 0.375
2013 7-9-0 0.438
2012 7-8-1 0.438
2011 2-14-0 0.125
2010 7-9-0 0.438
2009 1-15-0 0.063
2008 2-14-0 0.125
2007 3-13-0 0.188
2006 8-8-0 0.500
2005 6-10-0 0.375
2004 8-8-0 0.500
2003 12-4-0 0.750
2002 7-9-0 0.438
2001 14-2-0 0.875
2000 10-6-0 0.625
1999 13-3-0 0.813
1998 4-12-0 0.250
1997 5-11-0 0.313
1996 6-10-0 0.375
1995 7-9-0 0.438
Los Angeles Rams
1994 4-12-0 0.250
1993 5-11-0 0.313
1992 6-10-0 0.375
1991 3-13-0 0.188
1990 5-11-0 0.313
1989 11-5-0 0.688
1988 10-6-0 0.625
1987 6-9-0 0.400
1986 10-6-0 0.625
1985 11-5-0 0.688
1984 10-6-0 0.625
1983 9-7-0 0.563
1982 2-7-0 0.222
1981 6-10-0 0.375
1980 11-5-0 0.688
1979 9-7-0 0.563
1978 12-4-0 0.750
1977 10-4-0 0.714
1976 10-3-1 0.714
1975 12-2-0 0.857
1974 10-4-0 0.714
1973 12-2-0 0.857
1972 6-7-1 0.429
1971 8-5-1 0.571
1970 9-4-1 0.643
1969 11-3-0 0.786
1968 10-3-1 0.714
1967 11-1-2 0.786
1966 8-6-0 0.571
1965 4-10-0 0.286
1964 5-7-2 0.357
1963 5-9-0 0.357
1962 1-12-1 0.071
1961 4-10-0 0.286
1960 4-7-1 0.333
1959 2-10-0 0.167
1958 8-4-0 0.667
1957 6-6-0 0.500
1956 4-8-0 0.333
1955 8-3-1 0.667
1954 6-5-1 0.500
1953 8-3-1 0.667
1952 9-3-0 0.750
1951 8-4-0 0.667
1950 9-3-0 0.750
1949 8-2-2 0.667
1948 6-5-1 0.500
1947 6-6-0 0.500
Cleveland Rams
1946 6-4-1 0.545
1945 9-1-0 0.900
1944 4-6-0 0.400
1943 Due to WW2, operations were suspended
1942 5-6-0 0.455
1941 2-9-0 0.182
1940 4-6-1 0.364
1939 5-5-1 0.455
1938 4-7-0 0.364
1937 1-10-0 0.091
1936 5-2-2 0.556

Source: National Football League