Los Angeles Rams

The only NFL franchise to win titles for three cities.

The Los Angeles Rams are an NFL team in the NFC West. They play at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, which they share with the Chargers, and are headquartered at Warner Center in Los Angeles.

Quick Facts

Division: NFC West
Founded: 1936 (Cleveland)
Stadium: SoFi Stadium

Lore & Background

The franchise was founded in Cleveland in 1936, won the 1945 NFL title, and moved to Los Angeles in 1946. It played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum until 1980, then at Anaheim Stadium, and lost its first Super Bowl, XIV, to Pittsburgh.

Reader's Guide

The Rams are the only NFL club with championships for three different cities: Cleveland (1945), St. Louis (1999) and Los Angeles (1951 and 2021).

After the 1994 season the team moved to St. Louis, where the "Greatest Show on Turf" won Super Bowl XXXIV. It returned to Los Angeles for 2016, lost Super Bowl LIII and then beat Cincinnati 23-20 in Super Bowl LVI in its home stadium.