Los Angeles Rams Tickets

Book your Los Angeles Rams tickets and catch the 2021 Super Bowl winners live as they set their sights on defending their championship. It is going to be a very important season for the franchise and that is why fans are buying tickets to their games in big numbers.

All About the Los Angeles Rams

The Los Angeles Rams started out as a pro football franchise in Cleveland in 1936. The then “Cleveland Rams” made their debut in the old American Football League (AFL) that year before switching to the rival National Football League (NFL) twelve months later.

They had a tough first decade on the field, failing to make the playoffs until 1945. However, the Rams’ fortunes changed that year when they went all the way to lift the NFL Championship in their very first postseason appearance.

Following their maiden league crown, the Rams relocated to Los Angeles. To date, they remain the only NFL champions to have played the following season in a different city. The Big Orange continued to be their home for the next half a century.

Another championship win came in 1951 before the team became a part of the new NFL’s National Football Conference (NFC) West Division following the 1970 AFL-NFL merger. Apart from their league triumphs,the Rams also won 3 Conference titles and 5 Division crowns during the pre-merger era.

Post-Merger Record

After the big 1970 merger, the Rams became perennial playoff contenders. Until 1994, they had only missed out on the postseason a few times. Their maiden Super Bowl appearance also came during this period. At the end of the 1994-1995 NFL campaign, the Rams were on the move again. This time, they settled in St. Louis.

The Gateway to the West would be their home for the next two decades. This period also brought a fair bit of success for the team. In 1999, under the able stewardship of Dick Vermeil, the Rams won their first Super Bowl after getting the better of the Tennessee Titans.

Return to Hollywood

In 2015, the Rams returned to Los Angeles after twenty eventful years in St. Louis. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum became their home till 2019. They then moved to their new home arena known as the SoFi Stadium in 2020.

Following the move back to LA, the Rams appointed young Sean McVay as the head coach in 2017. And the fledgling tactician took the Rams to the Super Bowl in only his second season at the helm. Then in 2021, the Rams went all the way to winning the Super Bowl by defeating the Bengals 23-20.

Accomplishments

The Rams have appeared in the Super Bowl on five occasions. Other than their two triumphs in the big game in 1999 and 2021, they have won 8 Conference titles and 18 Division championships. Before the big merger in 1970, they were NFL champions twice. The ongoing campaign presents another opportunity for the Rams to add to their impressive trophy collection. And you can follow their journey by getting Los Angeles Rams tickets.