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The Los Angeles Rams team carries the distinction of being the only member of the NFC West Division to represent three different cities over the course of its career. When the team was formed in 1936, it began as the Cleveland Rams, a name that stuck for a decade until the Rams moved to LA to make some room for the Cleveland Browns later. The Rams enjoyed some early successes in Southern California when the team managed to appear in four championship games in the days before the Super Bowl. One of the more interesting and surprising seasons for the Rams happened in 1979. Despite a lackluster overall season record and an aging team, the Rams shocked fans by winning against the Cowboys and the Buccaneers to appear at the team's first Super Bowl game. However, they lost to the Steelers. Grab Your Los Angeles Rams tickets at StubHub.
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The Los Angeles Rams team has been a part of the West Division of the National Football Conference since 1970.
Sean McVay became the head coach for the Rams in 2017. He had previously coached the Washington Football Team as an assistant coach for the tight ends, and he eventually moved up to the main coach for that role before becoming the offensive coordinator for the team. He became the youngest head coach of the modern era of the NFL once Los Angeles hired him.
The Rams managed a record of 9 wins to 7 losses for the 2019 season, finishing third in the conference.
After returning to Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in 2016, this year 2020 the team is moving to the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood. The SoFi Stadium can seat 70,240 patrons at present but expandable to 100,240 for mejor events like the Super Bowl.
You don't have to stick to just the home games if you want to see some action from the Rams. Some of the games the team is expected to play as the 2019 NFL season progresses include events at venues such as The Fields LA and State Farm Stadium.
The Rams have an on-and-off rivalry with the San Francisco 49ers. This rivalry began in 1950 and increased in its intensity during the 1970s as the two California-based teams continued to compete regularly. Once the Rams made the move to St. Louis in 1995, things cooled off for some time. The rivalry restarted in 2016 when the Rams returned to LA.
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