- LA Hi-Lites
Los Angeles Rams Hi-Lites
Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
1960 Season Hi-Lites (B&W) QR: 3.5
1965 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.5
1966 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.5
1967 Season Hi-Lites (ESPN) QR: 3.5
1968 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.5
1969 Season Hi-Lites (ESPN) QR: 3.5, Wk 1 Hi-Lites QR: 3.5, Wk 9 Hi-Lites QR: 3.5, WCP Hi-Lites QR: 3.0
1970 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0, Week 14 Hi-Lites (RAMS 31 Giants 3) QR: 3.0
1971 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.0
1972 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.5
1973 Season Hi-Lites QR: 2.5, Week 5 Hi-Lites (RAMS 37 Cryboys 31) QR: 4.0
1974 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0, NFC PO's Hi-Lites(ESPN) QR: 3.5, NFC Champ Hi-Lites QR: 2.5
1975 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0, 1975 NFC Playoffs Hi-Lites (RAMS 35 Cardinals 23) (ESPN Classic) QR: 3.5
1976 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0, NFC Championship Hi-Lites (RAMS 13 Vikings 24) QR: 2.5
1977 Season Hi-Lites QR: 2.5, NFC Playoffs Hi-Lites (RAMS 7 Vikings 14) QR: 2.0
1978 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.0
1979 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0, SUPERBOWL XIV Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1980 Season Hi-Lites QR: 3.5
1981 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1982 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0
1983 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1984 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0
1985 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1986 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1987 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1988 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1989 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1990 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1991 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1992 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1993 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1994 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5RAMS History at a glance
1969: Led by Quarterback Roman Gabriel who is the unanimous choice as NFL's Most Valuable Player, the Rams win their second Coastal Division Title in three years with an 11-3 record. However the Rams would fall in the Western Conference Championship game 23-20 to the Vikings in Minnesota.
1980: After losing their first two games, the Rams rebound and go on to post an 11-5 record as Vince Ferragamo and Cullen Bryant bring the offense to life. Jack Youngblood leads the league in sacks with 16. However, it is not enough for another NFC West title, and the Rams are forced to settle for a Wild Card spot. In the Wild Card round the Rams lose to the Cowboys in Dallas.
RAMS Stats, Receptions(Career):
(Name-Years-Rec-Yds-Avg-Td)
1 I. Bruce 1994-2007 942-14109 15.0 84
2 T. Holt 1999-2008 869-12660 14.6 74
3 H. Ellard 1983-1993 593-9761 16.5 48
4 M. Faulk 1999-2005 470-4071 8.7 27
5 T. Fears 1948-1956 400-5397 13.5 38
6 S. Jackson 2004-2011 354-2832 8.0 8
7 E. Hirsch 1949-1957 343-6299 18.4 53
8 J. Snow 1965-1975 340-6012 17.7 45
9 R. Phillips 1958-1964 333-4953 14.9 27
10 J. Benton 1938-1947 275-4566 16.6 42 - STL Hi-Lites
Saint Louis Rams Hi-Lites
St. Louis RAMS Hi-Lites Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
1995 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
1996 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.55
1999 Season Hi-Lites (60 minute version, SuperBowl season) QR: 4.5
1999 NFC Playoffs “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 49 Vikings 37 QR: 4.5
1999 NFC Championship “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 11 Buccaneers 6 QR: 4.5
2000 Season Hi-Lites taped from ESPN Classic QR: 4.0
2001 Season Hi-Lites (MAX-Q) DVD Only! QR: 5.0
2001 NFC Championship “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 29 Eagles 24 QR: 4.5
2003 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
2003 Week 8 “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 33 Steelers 21 QR: 4.5
2004 Week 5 “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 33 Seahawks 27 QR: 4.5
2004 Week 17 “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 32 Jets 29 QR: 4.5
2004 NFC Wildcard Playoffs “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 27 Seahawks 20 QR: 4.5
2005 Season Hi-Lites (ESPN) QR: 4.5
2005 Week 8 “NFL Game Of The Week” RAMS 24 Jaguars 21 QR: 4.5
2006 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
2006 Week 4 “NFL Replay” RAMS 41 Lions 34 QR: 4.5
2006 Week 5 “NFL Replay” RAMS 23 Packers 20 QR: 4.5
2007 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.5
2009 Season Hi-Lites QR: 4.0
RAMS History at a glance
2000: Under new coach Mike Martz the Rams did not miss a beat winning their first six games scoring 37 or more points in each game. The Rams would win only three of their next nine games despite strong performances from Offensive Player of the Year Marshall Faulk, and back up Quarterback Trent Green, and Kurt Warner when he returned form his broken finger. The Rams entered the final week of the season with a 9-6 record needing a win in New Orleans against the Saints just to get the final playoff spot. The Rams would rise to the occasion beating the Saints 26-21, setting up a rematch one week later in New Orleans. In the Wild Card game the Rams fell 31-28.
2004: The Rams would start the season off with a win over the Arizona Cardinals. At times they were brilliant such as a comeback road win over the Seattle Seahawks in overtime as Marc Bulger connected with Shaun McDonald on a 52-yard Touchdown pass for the 33-27 win. As the season wore on the Rams would rely on Rookie Steven Jackson to take the bulk of the carries. The Rams entered their final two games of the season needing wins to make the playoffs beginning with a solid 20-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. The Rams as they did much of the season needed to rally as Marc Bulger passed for 450 yards as the Rams beat the New York Jets in overtime 32-29 to reach the playoffs at 8-8. In the playoffs the Rams would face the Seahawks for a third time returning to Seattle, and once again pulling off the upset beating the Seahawks 27-20 to become the first 8-8 team to win a playoff game.
RAMS Stats, Rec. Yds(Season):
(Name-Year-Rec-Yds-Avg-Td)
1 I. Bruce 1995 119-1781 15.0 13
2 T. Holt 2003 117-1696 14.5 12
3 T. Holt 2000 82 1635 19.9 6
4 E. Hirsch 1951 66-1495 22.7 17
5 I. Bruce 2000 87-1471 16.9 9
6 H. Ellard 1988 86-1414 16.4 10
7 H. Ellard 1989 70-1382 19.7 8
8 T. Holt 2004 94-1372 14.6 10
9 T. Holt 2001 81-1363 16.8 7
10 I. Bruce 1996 84-1338 15.9 7 - Special Interest
Special Interest (Rams)
Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
"The Way It Was”: Interviews and Game footage of 1950 NFL Championship RAMS 28 Browns 30 (BW) QR: 3.0
1986 “Let’s RAM It” video and making of featurette QR: 4.5
1999 HOF INDUCTION SPEECHES OF ERIC DICKERSON AND TOM MACK QR: 3.0
2001 HOF INDUCTION SPEECHES OF JACK YOUNGBLOOD AND JACKIE SLATER QR: 3.0
“America’s Game” #19 1999 St. Louis RAMS QR: 4.5
RAMS History at a glance
1950: The Rams set 22 offensive records rolling to a 9-3 record, which earned them a first place tie with Chicago Bears for the Western Division Championship. A high flying passing game with star recievers Tom Fears, and Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch keyed the Rams offensive power. The Rams failed to score 30 in only four of their 12 games that included a 70 point and 65 point performance in consecutive weeks. In the Division Championship the Rams got revenge for two earlier losses by beating the Bears 24-14 to advance to the NFL Championship Game. In the Championship Game the Rams returned to Cleveland to face the Browns. The Rams and Browns would battle back and forth all game before Lou Groza's late field goal gave the Browns a 30-28 win.
1988: The Rams jumped out of the gate by winning their first four games. After taking three of their next five the Rams sat in first place with a 7-2 record. However, four straight losses would send the Rams reeling out of first, and in danger of missing the postseason. However they would right their ship and would close the season with three wins to finish with a Wild Card spot with a 10-6 record. In the Wild Card game the Rams would lose to the Vikings 28-16.
RAMS Stats, Receptions(Season):
(Name-Year-Rec-Yds-Avg-Td)
1 I. Bruce 1995 119-1781 15.0 13
2 T. Holt 2003 117-1696 14.5 12
3 T. Holt 2005 102-1331 13.0 9
4 T. Holt 2004 94-1372 14.6 10
5 T. Holt 2007 93-1189 12.8 7
6 T. Holt 2006 93-1188 12.8 10
7 T. Holt 2002 91-1302 14.3 4
8 S. Jackson 2006 90-806 9.0 3
9 I. Bruce 2004 89-1292 14.5 6
10 I. Bruce 2000 87-1471 16.9 9