All-Time Record: 624-606-21 (.507)
1937-1945: Cleveland Rams: 34-50-2 (.405)
1946-1994: Los Angeles Rams: 364-299-18 (.549)
1995-2015: St. Louis Rams: 142-193-1 (.424)
2016-2025: Los Angeles Rams: 84-64-0 (.568)
St. Louis had the Cardinals from 1960 through 1987, and had the Rams from 1995 through 2015. That's a total of 49 seasons when St. Louis had a team. Here's how the St. Louis teams did:
1960-1987: St. Louis Cardinals: 186-202-14 (.480)
1995-2015: St. Louis Browns: 142-193-1 (.424)
TOTAL: 328-395-15 (.455)
If the St. Louis teams were combined into a single franchise, they would rank between the Bengals and the Panthers in terms of all-time winning percentages. St. Louis has gone 1-1 in the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl Record: 2-3 (XXXIV, LVI) (1999, 2021)
Top Passer: Jim Everett (23,758 yds) (Kurt Warner only played 6 seasons for the Rams; he had a record of 35-15 with 14,447 yds, 102 TD's, and 65 INT's).
Top Rusher: Steven Jackson (10,138 yds) (Eric Dickerson only played 5 seasons for the Rams; in those seasons he ran for 7,245 yds)
Top Receiver: Isaac Bruce (14,109 yds)
Top Coach: Sean McVay (80 wins)
Only three teams are currently being coached by their top coach in wins. The Rams are one of those teams.
Top All-Time Player Based on Approximate Value: Merlin Olsen (AV of 167)
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