Los Angeles Rams

The Los Angeles Rams represent the nation's second-largest market from SoFi Stadium, the spectacular venue they share with the Chargers in Inglewood. The Rams have built a tradition of offensive innovation and star power, with their return to Los Angeles in 2016 reestablishing the franchise in its original home. The Rams' royal blue and gold colors and the iconic ram horn logo connect to the franchise's history across Cleveland, Los Angeles, and St. Louis. Sean McVay's offensive genius has made the Rams a perennial contender since his 2017 arrival. The Rams continue building toward sustained success in their gleaming SoFi Stadium home.

Founded in Cleveland in 1936, the Rams moved to Los Angeles in 1946 and won the 1951 NFL championship, establishing West Coast football. The Fearsome Foursome defensive line of the 1960s and the subsequent move to Anaheim built the Rams' Southern California identity. The 1999 'Greatest Show on Turf' team won Super Bowl XXXIV in one of the most thrilling finishes ever—Mike Jones's tackle at the one-yard line preserving the victory. After years in St. Louis, the Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016 and won Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium—a home Super Bowl victory—with Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp delivering the championship. The Rams' nomadic history reflects the franchise's resilience and connection to multiple football markets.