Answer: Cleveland
The Cleveland Rams joined the American Football League in 1936. Although they stayed in Cleveland longer than one year, they changed to the National Football League for the 1937 season. They sat out in 1943 due to World War II but picked back up again in 1944.
From Quiz: All About the Rams
Answer: Dick Bass
Dick Bass was a number one draft choice of the Los Angeles Rams in 1960. During his 11 seasons with L.A., Bass was the first Ram player to gain 1,000 yards rushing. He was a four-time Pro Bowler.
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Answer: 1995
Even though the Rams moved to St Louis in 1995, they played some of their first season in the old Busch Stadium while the dome was being built.
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Answer: 0
The L.A. Rams won the NFL title in 1951 before the advent of the Super Bowl game, but they played in only one Super Bowl (XIV in 1980) and they lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 31-19.
From Quiz: Los Angeles Rams
Answer: 31-19
Terry Bradshaw was Super Bowl MVP for the second straight year, as the Steelers beat the Rams in front of 103,985 people at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
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Answer: Kevin Carter
Carter played his college football at the University of Florida.
From Quiz: The St. Louis Rams
Answer: Isaac Bruce
Bruce also blocked a punt that game.
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Answer: Los Angeles
After years of poor attendance and same-city competition, the Rams moved to Los Angeles for the 1946 season. After moving to LA, they moved to Anaheim in 1980 but kept the name Los Angeles Rams.
From Quiz: All About the Rams
Answer: James Harris
James Harris took over for John Hadl after the fourth game of the 1974 season. Taking the Rams to two straight NFC Championship games. He was the MVP of the 1975 Pro Bowl.
From Quiz: LA Ram Nicknames
Answer: Mike Jones
Mike Jones made the tackle for the Rams with 5 seconds left in the game. The score was 23-16. A touchdown by Dyson with an extra point would have tied the game.
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Answer: Dallas Cowboys
The L.A. Rams and Cowboys hooked up in the playoffs 8 times, with each team winning 4. The Rams played the Vikings in post-season 6 times, the Browns 3 times, and the Eagles twice.
From Quiz: Los Angeles Rams
Answer: Rich Brooks
Brooks had previosly coached at the University of Oregon. He was the St Louis Rams coach for two years, 1995 and 96.
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Answer: Green Bay Packers
The rams won that game.
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Answer: St. Louis
When attendance started slipping and Anaheim failed to develop new building plans, the Rams moved to St Louis for the 1995 season.
From Quiz: All About the Rams
Answer: Bob Waterfield
Bob Waterfield was a UCLA All-American. The Cleveland Rams took him with their fifth pick in the 1944 draft. Waterfield was the first-ever rookie to win the league's Most Valuable Player award. He was inducted to the NFL Hall of Fame in 1965.
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Answer: Jack Youngblood
The Fearsone Foursome consisted of Jones, Olsen, Lundy, and Rosey Grier. Though he was a hall of fame defensive lineman, Youngblood didn't play until the 1970s and was not a member of that unit.
From Quiz: Los Angeles Rams
Answer: Mike Jones
Jones was a linebacker who played his college football at the University of Missouri.
From Quiz: The St. Louis Rams
Answer: Keith Lyle
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Answer: Ram horns
The Rams were the first football team to have helmet logos. The ram horns were orignally painted on the helmets by halfback Fred Gehrke. Although team colors have changed, the horns have been the team's helmet trademark since 1948.
From Quiz: All About the Rams
Answer: Merlin Olsen
Merlin Olsen was a number one draft pick of the Rams in 1962. Olsen went to 14 straight pro bowls. This Hall of Fame defensive tackle was a member of the legendary Fearsome Foursome.
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Answer: Roman Gabriel
Quarterback Roman Gabriel won the award in 1969, leading the Rams to an 11-3 record and the Coastal Division championship.
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Answer: Mike Martz
In 2000 Martz was promoted to head coach when Dick Vermeil retired.
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Answer: London Fletcher
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Answer: Dick Lane
Dick "Night Train" Lane in his rookie season of 1952, set a NFL record with 14 interceptions in a 12-game season.
From Quiz: LA Ram Nicknames
Answer: Mike Martz
Martz was coach from 2002 to 2005. Before the Rams, he coached in New Orleans. He then went on to coach the Lions.
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Answer: Minnesota Vikings
The 10-1 Vikings beat the 11-0 Rams by a score of 20-13 at the L.A. Coliseum. The Rams went on to lose their last two regular season games (to Detroit and Baltimore) and then lost in the playoffs in a rematch with the Vikings in Minnesota, 23-20.
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Answer: Trent Green
Kurt Warner became the starting quarterback and led the Rams to a Super Bowl victory.
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Answer: Trent Green
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Answer: 1
At the end of the 1979 season, the Los Angeles Rams played in Super Bowl XIV under the direction of coach Ray Malavasi. They lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-19.
From Quiz: All About the Rams
Answer: Jim Everett
Everett was traded to the Rams from the Houston Oilers for William Fuller and Drew Hill. He took the Rams to the playoffs three times in 1986, 1987, and 1989.
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Answer: 1-2
The Rams had won 1 and lost 2. They lost to the Steelers in 1980, beat the Titans in 2000, then lost to the Patriots in 2002.
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Answer: George Allen
Allen's record as L.A. Rams head coach was 49-19-4, good for a .721 winning percentage. Chuck Knox, who first coached the team from 1973-1977, would have held the record had he not come back to coach the Rams from 1992-94 when the team had a losing record in each of those seasons.
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Answer: 2
The Rams 1999 total of 526 points scored, ranked 3rd at the time behind the 1998 Vikings (556), and the 1983 Redskins (541).
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Answer: Ron Wolfley
Wolfley was a fullback and special teams player who played for the Rams for part of the 1995 season.
From Quiz: The St. Louis Rams
Answer: He wanted 12, it was unavailable, so he got the next number
He wore number 12 in high school but someone else had it when he got to college, so he was given the next closest number, which he kept for the rest of his career.
From Quiz: St. Louis Rams
Answer: 5
The St Louis Rams were in Super Bowl XXXIV, a result of their 13-3 1999 season, and XXXVI.
From Quiz: All About the Rams
Answer: Jack Reynolds
Jack Reynolds was a number one draft pick of the Rams in 1970. Reynolds earned his nickname in college by sawing a 1953 Chevrolet in half.
From Quiz: LA Ram Nicknames
Answer: Ryan Fitzpatrick
Ryan Pitzpatrick, a rookie, saved the game after Torry Holt recovered an onside kick late in the game.
From Quiz: St. Louis Rams
Answer: Fran Tarkenton and Roger Staubach
Tarkenton's final game was a 34-10 playoff loss to the Rams in 1978, and Staubach's was a playoff loss to the Rams in 1979.
From Quiz: Los Angeles Rams
Answer: Willie Ellison
Ellison accomplished this in a 45-28 win over the New Orleans Saints. He rushed for exactly 1,000 yards that season. Neither McCutcheon nor Tyler were in the NFL yet.
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