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RAMS History at a glance
1967: The Rams get off to a quick start by winning their first three games. The Rams winning streak would come to an end in Week 4 with a 27-24 loss to the San Francisco 49ers at the Coliseum. After the Rams tied the next two games, they picked up right where they were at the start of the season and won their last eight games to capture the Coastal Division Championship with a 11-1-2 record. In the Western Conference Championship the Rams would fall 28-7 to the Packers.
1985: An improved defense and special teams play key roles in the Rams reclaiming the NFC West title with an 11-5 record. Among the many highlights of the season is Ron Brown, who electrifies the Anaheim Stadium crowd by returning two kickoffs for touchdowns against Green Bay Packers to tie NFL record in Week 12. In the Divisional Playoffs the Rams would shutdown the Dallas Cowboys 20-0 for their first playoff win at Anaheim Stadium, as Eric Dickerson sets NFL playoff record by rushing for 248 yards. A week later the Rams would lose to the Bears 24-0 in the NFC Championship
RAMS Stats, Scoring (Season):
(Name-Year-Pts)
1 Jeff Wilkins 2003 163pts
2 Marshall Faulk 2000 160pts
3 Jeff Wilkins 2006 131pts
4 David Ray 1973 130pts
5 Marshall Faulk 2001 128pts
6 Jeff Wilkins 2001 127pts
7 Josh Brown 2010 125pts
8 Jeff Wilkins 1999 124pts
9 David Ray 1970 121pts
10 Eric Dickerson 1983 120pts - Audio
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RAMS History at a glance
1974: After 3-2 start, the Rams trade Quarterback John Hadl to Green Bay for five draft picks in a bold move that stuns football world. Hadl's backup, James Harris, becomes the starter and leads the Rams to 10-4 record, for its second straight NFC West title. In the Divisional Playoffs the Rams get their first playoff win in 23 years by beating the George Allen coached Washington Redskins 19-10 at the Coliseum. a week later the Rams would fall in Minnesota 14-10.
1978: The Rams hire George Allen. However, his tenure would end before it even begins as he fired in the preseason. With Ray Malavasi coaching the Rams win their sixth straight Division Championship with an impressive 12-4 record. The Rams would advance to the NFC Championship Game with a 34-14 rout of the Minnesota Vikings at the Coliseum. a week later the Rams would lose to the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Championship Game.
RAMS Stats, Rushing (Season):
(Name-Years-Att-Yds-Td-Avg)
1 Eric Dickerson 1984 379-2105 14 5.6
2 Eric Dickerson 1986 404-1821 11 4.5
3 Eric Dickerson 1983 390-1808 18 4.6
4 Steven Jackson 2006 346-1528 13 4.4
5 Jerome Bettis 1993 294-1429 7 4.9
6 Steven Jackson 2009 324-1416 4 4.4
7 Marshall Faulk 2001 260-1382 12 5.3
8 Marshall Faulk 1999 253-1381 7 5.5
9 Charles White 1987 324-1374 11 4.2
10 Marshall Faulk 2000 253-1359 18 5.4