St. Louis Rams Tickets

The Rams' franchise has deep roots In the NFL but they're spread across the country.

The Football St. Louis Rams started in Cleveland, moved west to stops in Los Angeles and Anaheim, then switched to its current location in St. Louis.

The Cleveland Rams started play in 1937, disbanded temporarily in 1943, then returned and eventually moved west in 1946. The first winning season in franchise history was 1945, which also led to the NFL title with a 15-14 win over Washington in the championship game.

Upon reaching Los Angeles, the Rams made history by making Kenny Washington and Woody Strode the first African-American players under NFL contract since 1933. We carry the best St. Louis Rams Tickets. Moving to Los Angeles meant the Rams were competing directly with the Los Angeles Dons of the All-American Football Conference.

When that league folded, the Rams had the city to themselves and unveiled a spectacular brand of football that highlighted the passing game. The Rams won four Western Division titles in seven years as quarterback Norm Van Brocklin hooked up with receivers Tom Fears and Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch. Buy our Cheap Rams Tickets for a chance to watch their games. The Rams' division championship in 1955 would prove to be their last until 1967, though.

George Allen, a former George Halas assistant in Chicago, arrived in Los Angeles and helped restore the Rams to contending status. In five years, his teams were 44-19-4 without winning a championship. In 1973 the Rams started a streak of seven consecutive division championships. It began under Coach Chuck Knox and continued with Ray Malavasi. The Rams made it to Super Bowl XIV but lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Rams moved further south to Anaheim before they abandoned California and moved to St. Louis in 1995. Enjoy our St. Louis Rams Tickets for a low price, They enjoyed great success in short order, winning Super Bowl XXXIV over Tennessee after a dream season by quarterback Kurt Warner. They played in Super Bowl XXXVI two years later but were defeated by New England.
 
ST. LOUIS RAMS FACTS AND INFORMATION

1945 - The Rams made their first postseason appearance, defeating Washington 15-14 for the NFL championship.
1946 - The Rams received approval on January 11 to move from Cleveland to Los Angeles.
1950 - The Rams beat Baltimore 70-27 on October 22.
1951 - The Rams won their second NFL championship, defeating Cleveland 24-17.
1962 - Dick Bass ran for 1,033 yards for the first 1,000-yard season in franchise history.
1965 - Quarterback Bob Waterfield became the first Rams player to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
1966 - George Allen replaced Harland Svare as head coach.
1971 - Former UCLA head coach Tommy Prothro replaced George Allen.
1980 - The Rams moved to Anaheim Stadium, playing the first of 15 seasons there. Rams Tickets are getting sold, so hurry up.
1984 - Running back Eric Dickerson set an NFL single-season rushing record by
gaining 2,105 yards in his second year as a pro.
1995 - The Rams played and won their first Rams Schedule game in St. Louis, defeating New Orleans 17-13.
1999 - Mike Jones' tackle preserved the Rams' 23-16 victory over the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV.