- 1944-1958
Los Angeles Rams games from 1944-1958
Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
1944 Week 6 RAMS 10 Redskins 14 (Edited Huddles) QR: 3.5
1945 NFL Championship RAMS 15 Redskins 14 (Silent, edited huddles) QR: 4.0
1949 NFL Championship RAMS 0 Eagles 14 (Silent, B&W, Edited Huddles) QR: 2.5
1951 NFL Championship RAMS 24 Browns 17 (B&W, edited huddles) QR: 3.5
1955 NFL Championship RAMS 14 Browns 38 (Edited Huddles) QR:3.5
1958 Week 11 RAMS 30 Colts 28 (Silent, B&W, Edited Huddles) QR: 3.5RAMS History at a glance
1945: Bob Waterfield a Quaerterback drafted in 1944 joins the team and leads the Rams to their first Division Championship with a 9-1 record Waterfield would become the first player ever to win the NFL MVP by a unanimous vote. On December on a frozen field at Cleveland Municipal Stadium the Rams defeated the Washington Redskins 15-14 to win their first NFL Championship.
1951: Norm Van Brocklin assumes duties at Quarterback as the Rams offense continues to be the best in the NFL. The Rams would break the 40-point mark six times while compiling a 9-3 win for the Western Division Championship. In the NFL Championship Game the Rams earned a rematch with the Cleveland Browns, with the game being played in the Coliseum. The game was tied at 17 until Van Brocklin hit Tom Fears with a 73-yard bomb to give the Rams a 24-17 win, and the city of Los Angeles its first Major Sports Championship.
RAMS fun facts:
The RAMS Name 1937: Owner Homer Marshman and his general manager, Damon “Buzz” Wetzel picked the Rams name because Wetzel had said his favorite football team had always been the Fordham Rams and Marshman liked the sound of the name.
The RAMS Helmet 1948: The Rams enter the season with a new coach and a new look. The new look comes courtesy of Halfback Fred Gehrke, an industrial design artist in the off-season. Gehrke had designed yellow horns on the side of the helmet making the Rams the first NFL team to have a team insignia or logo on their helmet - 1970-1979
Los Angeles Rams games from 1970-1979
Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
1970 Week 6 RAMS 3 Vikings 13 (MNF) QR: 3.0
1971 Week 8 RAMS 17 Colts 24 (MNF) QR: 3.0
1971 Week 13 RAMS 24 Redskins 38 (Monday Night Football) QR: 3.5
1974 Week 8 RAMS 15 Whiners 13 (MNF) QR: 3.5
1975 Week 14 RAMS 10 Steelers 3 (MNF) (2nd half only. Score is 3-3 when game begins) QR: 4.0
1975 NFC Playoffs RAMS 35 Cardinals 23 (G/begins w/14min in 2nd, score 21-0. Ends w/5min in 3rd, score 28-16.) QR: 3.0
1976 Week 2 RAMS 10 Vikings 10 OT QR: 4.0
1976 Week 3 RAMS 24 Giants 10 (Game begins with 4:30 left in the 3rd quarter score 10-10) QR: 4.0
1976 Week 4 RAMS 31 Dolphins 28 (2nd Half only, game begins with score RAMS 0 Dolphins 14) QR: 4.0
1976 NFC Playoffs RAMS 14 Cryboys 12 (Missing entire 3rd quarter; No scoring) QR: 3.5
1976 NFC Championship RAMS 13 Vikings 24 (2nd half only) QR: 3.5
1977 Week 2 RAMS 20 Eagles 0 (Joe Namath game! Missing opening kickoff and first play) QR: 4.0
1977 Week 11 RAMS 9 Browns 0 QR: 3.5
1977 Week 12 RAMS 20 Raiders 14 QR: 2.5
1977 NFC Playoffs RAMS 7 Vikings 14 (MUD BOWL) QR: 3.0
1978 Week 5 RAMS 10 Oilers 6 QR: 4.0
1978 Week 10 RAMS 26 Buccaneers 23 QR: 2.5
1978 NFC Playoffs RAMS 34 Vikings 10 (Game ends with 11:00 minutes left in 4th and the score 27-10, low sound) QR: 2.5
1979 Week 3 RAMS 27 Whiners 24 QR: 4.0
1979 Week 5 RAMS 21 Cardinals 0 (No sound til 4th QTR game ends w/15 sec left) QR: 4.0
1979 Week 10 RAMS 24 Seahawks 0 (RAMS hold Hags to NFL Record -7 total yards of Offense. Great game!!) QR: 4.0
1979 Week 11 RAMS 23 Bears 27 QR: 3.5
1979 Week 13 RAMS 26 Whiners 20 (Missing last 15 seconds, kneels downs, games over) QR: 3.0
1979 Week 14 RAMS 27 Vikings 21 OT (Missing opening kickoff) QR: 4.0
1979 NFC Playoffs RAMS 21 Cryboys 19 QR: 3.5
1979 NFC Championship RAMS 9 Buccaneers 0 QR: 3.0
SUPERBOWL XIV RAMS 19 Steelers 31 QR: 3.0
RAMS History at a glance
1973: The Rams return to the classic blue and yellow colors last worn in 1963, as Detroit Lions assistant Chuck Knox assumes the coaching duties. Meanwhile there is a change on the field too as Quarterback Roman Gabriel is traded away, after former San Diego Chargers Quarterback John Hadl is signed. Hadl would have a stellar season leading the Rams to a 12-2 record, which captured the NFC Western Division Championship.
1979: The Rams limped through most of the season and sat 5-6 through the first 11 games. An injury forced an inexperienced Vince Ferragamo on to the field. The Rams would find away to win four straight games, and would win their seventh straight NFC West Title with a 9-7 record. The Rams would play inspired playoff football in stunning the Cowboys 21-19 in Dallas. Jack Youngblood played the game with a fractured fibula. A week later the Rams would finally get to the Super Bowl with a 9-0 win over the surprising Buccaneers. In Super Bowl XIV the Rams were still hobbling, and facing one of the greatest teams in NFL history, the gutsy Rams held a tenuous 19-17 lead heading into the 4th Quarter. However, the Rams magic ride would come to an end as Terry Bradshaw engineered two Touchdown drives to give the Steelers a 31-19 victory over the Rams.
RAMS Stats, Rushing (Career):
(Name-Years-Att-Yds-Td-Avg)
1 S. Jackson 2004-2011 2060-8780 51 4.3
2 E. Dickerson 1983-1987 1525-7245 56 4.8
3 M. Faulk 1999-2005 1447-6959 58 4.8
4 L. McCutcheon 1973-1979 1435-6186 23 4.3
5 D. Bass 1960-1969 1218-5417 34 4.4
6 D. Towler 1950-1955 672-3493 43 5.2
7 L. Josephson 1964-1974 797-3407 17 4.3
8 T. Younger 1949-1957 682-3296 31 4.8
9 W. Tyler 1977-1982 720-3266 33 4.5
10 C. Bryant 1974-1987 802-3119 20 3.9 - 1990-1994
Los Angeles Rams games from 1990-1994
Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
1990 Week 2 RAMS 35 Buccaneers 14 QR: 3.0
1990 Week 6 RAMS 44 Falcons 24 QR: 3.5
1990 Week 9 RAMS 17 Oilers 13 (JIP 11:34 left in 1st quarter score 7-0 Oilers) QR: 3.5
1990 Week 11 RAMS 28 Whiners 17 QR: 3.5
1990 Week 12 RAMS 38 Browns 23 QR: 3.5
1991 Week 5 RAMS 23 Packers 21 (JIP 3:00 MINUTES LEFT IN 1ST QTR/3-0 RAMS EDITED HUDDLES) QR: 3.0
1991 Week 7 RAMS 30 Chargers 24 (edited huddles) QR: 3.5
1992 Week 4 RAMS 18 Jets 10 QR: 3.5
1992 Week 7 RAMS 38 Giants 17 (JIP 13:00 left in 1st quarter score 0-0, edited huddles) QR: 4.0
1992 Week 11 RAMS 27 Cryboys 23 QR: 3.0
1992 Week 13 RAMS 31 Buccaneers 27 QR: 3.5
1993 Week 2 RAMS 27 Steelers 0 (Partial game) QR: 3.0
1993 Week 11 RAMS 10 Redskins 6 QR: 4.0
1993 Week 14 RAMS 23 Saints 20 QR: 3.5
1993 Week 17 RAMS 20 Bears 6 QR: 4.0
1994 Week 1 RAMS 14 Cardinals 12 QR: 3.0
1994 Week 4 RAMS 16 Chiefs 0 (Joe Montanas only career shut-out. Missing a Chiefs drive in 3rd qtr.) QR: 4.0
1994 Week 7 RAMS 17 Giants 10 (JIP 2:50 left in 1st quarter. Score 7-7) QR: 2.0
1994 Week 9 RAMS 27 Broncos 21 (JIP 13:00 left in 1st quarter score 0-0, RAMS last win as LA RAMS) QR: 3.0
RAMS History at a glance
1990: Going into the season the Rams were considered a favorite to make the Super Bowl. However, a 1-4 start put the Rams behind the eight ball quickly. Unlike previous seasons the Rams would not recover, and by the time they faced the 49ers in San Francisco the Rams post season hopes were all but gone a 3-7. However the Rams restored a little pride by beating the 49ers to hand them their first loss of the season.
1993: The Rams draft Jerome Bettis out of Notre Dame, and he pay dividends right away earning the Offensive Rookie of the Year, while rushing for 1,429 yards. However, the Rams take a step backward finishing with a 5-11 record.
RAMS Stats, Scoring (Career):
(Name-Years-Pts)
1 J. Wilkins 1997-2007 1223pts
2 M. Lansford 1982-1990 789pts
3 B. Waterfield 1945-1952 573pts
4 B. Gossett 1964-1969 571pts
5 M. Faulk 1999-2005 524pts
6 I. Bruce 1994-2007 510pts
7 D. Ray 1970-1974 497pts
8 T. Holt 1999-2008 446pts
9 F. Corral 1978-1981 379pts
10 J. Brown 2008-2011 368pts - 1980-1989
Los Angeles Rams games from 1980-1989
Quality Rating (1.0=Worst, 5.0=Best):
1980 Week 3 RAMS 51 Packers 21 (JIP 10:30 left in 2nd Quarter score 17-7) QR: 3.5
1980 Week 4 RAMS 28 Giants 7 QR: 3.5
1980 Week 5 RAMS 48 Whiners 26 QR: 3.5
1980 Week 11 RAMS 17 Patriots 14 QR: 3.5
1980 Week 15 RAMS 38 Cryboys 14 (MNF) QR: 3.5
1980 Week 16 RAMS 20 Falcons 17 OT QR: 2.5
1981 Week 3 RAMS 35 Packers 23 QR: 4.0
1981 Week 5 RAMS 27 Browns 16 QR: 3.0
1981 Week 6 RAMS 37 Falcons 35 (Missing last 5 seconds. Kneel down. Game’s over) QR: 3.5
1981 Week 9 RAMS 20 Lions 13 QR: 3.0
1981 Week 15 RAMS 21 Falcons 16 (MNF) QR: 3.5
1982 Week 8 RAMS 26 Bears 34 (Ferragamo throws for 509 yards) QR: 3.5
1982 Week 9 RAMS 21 Whiners 20 QR: 2.5
1983 Week 1 RAMS 16 Giants 6 QR: 3.5
1983 Week 2 RAMS 30 Saints 27 QR: 4.0
1983 Week 5 RAMS 21 Lions 10 QR: 4.0
1983 Week 6 RAMS 10 Whiners 7 QR: 3.0
1983 Week 7 RAMS 27 Falcons 21 (JIP 12:00 left in 1st quarter, score 0-0) QR: 3.0
1983 Week 10 RAMS 21 Bears 14 QR: 4.0
1983 Week 11 RAMS 36 Falcons 13 (MNF) QR: 3.0
1983 Week 13 RAMS 41 Bills 17 QR: 2.0
1983 Week 16 RAMS 26 Saints 24 QR: 2.5
1983 Wild Card Playoffs RAMS 24 Cryboys 17 QR: 3.0
1984 Week 2 RAMS 20 Browns 17 (JIP 8:00 left in 1st Qtr, score 0-0) QR: 4.0
1984 Week 4 RAMS 24 Bengals 14 QR: 4.0
1984 Week 5 RAMS 33 Giants 12 QR: 3.0
1984 Week 7 RAMS 28 Saints 10 QR: 2.5
1984 Week 8 RAMS 24 Falcons 10 QR: 3.0
1984 Week 10 RAMS 16 Cardinals 13 QR: 3.5 1984 Week 11 RAMS 29 Bears 13 (JIP 9:12 left in 1st quarter score 0-0, Shakes) QR: 2.5
1984 Week 13 RAMS 34 Buccaneers 33 QR: 3.0
1984 Week 14 RAMS 34 Saints 21 QR: 2.0
1984 Week 15 RAMS 27 Oilers 16 (Dickerson Breaks OJ’s record; Missing last 2:00 minutes. No scoring.) QR: 4.0
1985 Week 2 RAMS 17 Eagles 6 (Missing first 4:30 of 3rd quarter. No scoring.) QR: 3.0
1985 Week 3 RAMS 35 Seahawks 24 (MNF) (Missing last 28 seconds. No scoring.) QR: 4.0
1985 Week 5 RAMS 13 Vikings 10 QR: 2.5
1985 Week 6 RAMS 31 Buccaneers 27 QR: 4.0
1985 Week 7 RAMS 16 Chiefs 0 (JIP 14:00 left in 1st quarter score 0-0) QR: 3.5
1985 Week 12 RAMS 34 Packers 17 QR: 3.5
1985 Week 14 RAMS 27 Whiners 20 (MNF) QR: 4.0
1985 NFC Playoffs RAMS 20 Cryboys 0 QR: 4.0
1986 Week 2 RAMS 16 Whiners 13 QR: 3.0
1986 Week 3 RAMS 24 Colts 7 (Game ends w/0:42 seconds left. Kneel downs. Game’s over.) QR: 3.5
1986 Week 5 RAMS 26 Buccaneers 20 (OT) QR: 3.5
1986 Week 9 RAMS 20 Bears 17 (Dickerson vs Payton, MNF) QR: 4.0
1986 Week 11 RAMS 28 Patriots 30 (JIP 6:00 left in 1st quarter score 3-0, Everett’s first game) QR: 4.0
1986 Week 12 RAMS 26 Saints 13 QR: 4.0
1986 Week 13 RAMS 17 Jets 3 (JIP 13:00 left in 1st quarter score 0-0) QR: 4.0
1986 Week 14 RAMS 29 Cowboys 10 (MNF, Sunday Night Edition) QR: 4.0
1986 Week 15 RAMS 31 Dolphins 37 (OT) QR: 4.0
1986 Wildcard Playoffs RAMS 7 Redskins 19 QR: 4.0
1987 American Bowl RAMS 28 Denver 27 QR: 3.5
1987 Week 9 RAMS 27 Cardinals 24 QR: 3.5
1987 Week 10 RAMS 30 Redskins 26 (MNF) QR: 3.5
1987 Week 11 RAMS 35 Buccaneers 3 (Network video trouble, 5 minutes of 3rd quarter) QR: 4.0
1987 Week 12 RAMS 37 Lions 16 QR: 4.0
1988 Week 1 RAMS 34 Packers 7 QR: 3.0
1988 Week 3 RAMS 22 Raiders 17 (JIP 12:30 left in 1st quarter score 0-0) QR: 3.0
1988 Week 4 RAMS 45 Giants 31 QR: 4.5
1988 Week 6 RAMS 33 Falcons 0 (Missing final 2min-no scoring. Plus a few plays at the beginning of the 3rd) QR: 4.0
1988 Week 8 RAMS 31 Seahawks 10 (JIP 11:00 minutes left in 1st quarter score 7-0 RAMS) QR: 4.0
1988 Week 9 RAMS 12 Saints 10 QR: 4.0
1988 Week 14 RAMS 23 Bears 3 (MNF) QR: 4.0
1988 Week 16 RAMS 38 Whiners 16 (SNF) QR: 3.5
1988 Wildcard Playoffs RAMS 17 Vikings 28 QR: 4.0
1989 Week 1 RAMS 31 Falcons 21 QR: 3.5
1989 Week 2 RAMS 31 Colts 17 QR: 4.0
1989 Week 3 RAMS 41 Green Bay Packers 38 QR: 3.5
1989 Week 4 RAMS 13 Whiners 12 (VERY, VERY, POOR SOUND QUALITY) QR: 3.5
1989 Week 10 RAMS 31 Giants 10 (JIP 12:08 left in 1st quarter score 0-0) QR: 3.5
1989 Week 11 RAMS 37 Cardinals 14 QR: 3.5
1989 Week 12 RAMS 20 Saints 17 OT (SNF) (Flipper Anderson 336 yds Rec.) QR: 3.5
1989 Week 13 RAMS 35 Cryboys 31 QR: 3.5
1989 Week 15 RAMS 38 Jets 14 (JIP 11:00 left in 1st quarter score 0-0) QR: 4.0
1989 Week 16 RAMS 24 Patriots 20 QR: 3.5
1989 Wild Card Playoffs RAMS 21 Eagles 7 QR: 3.5
1989 NFC Playoffs RAMS 19 Giants 13 (OT) QR: 3.5
RAMS History at a glance
1984: Led by Eric Dickerson who establishes a new NFL single season record with 2,105 yards rushing the Rams make the playoffs for the second year in a row with a solid 10-6 record.
1989: The Rams get off to another fast start winning their first five games including an early season showdown with 49ers in San Francisco. The Rams would then lose their next four games. Once again the Rams would recover to make the playoffs by winning six of their final seven games. In the Wild Card game the Rams stun the Eagles on a soggy day in Philadelphia 21-7. A week later the Rams would battle the New York Giants in overtime where Flipper Anderson catches a long Touchdwon pass from Jim Everett to stun the crowd at the Meadowlands and send the Rams to a NFC Championship showdown in San Francisco which they would lose 30-3.
RAMS Stats, Receiving Yds(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 E. Hirsch 1949-1957 343-6299 18.4 53
5 J. Snow 1965-1975 340-6012 17.7 45
6 T. Fears 1948-1956 400-5397 13.5 38
7 F. Anderson 1988-1994 259-5246 20.3 26
8 R. Phillips 1958-1964 333-4953 14.9 27
9 J. Benton 1938-1947 275-4566 16.6 42
10 M. Faulk 1999-2005 470-4071 8.7 27