Los Angeles Rams Schedule, Scores & News

Nickname:	Rams
Abbreviation:	LAR
Stadium:	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Location:	Los Angeles, CA
2024 Standing:	4th in NFC West
2024 Record:	2-4

2024 Season Schedule

Below are the most recent games in the Rams 2024 schedule. Or, view the full 2024 schedule.

Next game:

vs Minnesota Vikings

Thursday, October 24th 7:15PM CST

Recent games:

Away		Home	Date (CST)	Result
LV	@	LAR	Sun, Oct 20th	W15-20

Full 2024 Season Schedule

All Season Schedules

Below are all of the Rams NFL seasons we have in our database.

• 2024
• 2023
• 2022
• 2021
• 2020
• 2019
• 2018
• 2017
• 2016
• 1994
• 1993
• 1992
• 1991
• 1990
• 1989
• 1988
• 1987
• 1986
• 1985
• 1984
• 1983
• 1982
• 1981
• 1980
• 1979
• 1978
• 1977
• 1976
• 1975
• 1974
• 1973
• 1972
• 1970
• 1969
• 1968
• 1967
• 1966

Los Angeles Rams News & Highlights

Below is all of the recent Los Angeles Rams NFL news, highlights and updates we have.

• Cooper Kupp Anticipated to Rejoin Rams for Thursday Night Showdown Against Vikings, Strengthening the Offense
• Rams Secure Win Against Raiders with Turnovers and Williams' Touchdowns
• Cooper Kupp's Status Uncertain for Rams-Raiders Sunday Matchup Due to Lingering Ankle Injury
• Las Vegas Raiders (2-4) Clash with Los Angeles Rams (1-4) in Crucial NFC West Battle, Rams Favored by 6.5 Points
• Rams WR Cooper Kupp Set to Practice, Likely to Return Against Raiders

All Los Angeles Rams News

Los Angeles Rams History & Overview

The Los Angeles Rams franchise traces its origins back to 1936, when it was established in Cleveland by Dan Reeves and Homer Marshman as the Cleveland Rams. Over the span of 21 seasons, the team called Cleveland home and celebrated two NFL Championships in 1945 and 1951. Significantly, in 1946, the Rams broke racial barriers by signing Kenny Washington, the first African American player in the modern NFL era. The team's journey took a westward turn in 1958 when they relocated to Los Angeles, initially playing at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. In 1979, the Rams moved again, this time to Anaheim Stadium. The franchise eventually returned to Los Angeles in 2020, coinciding with the opening of SoFi Stadium.

During their time in Los Angeles, the Rams achieved notable successes, capturing the NFC Championship titles in 1979 and 2001, leading them to Super Bowl XIV and Super Bowl XXXVI, respectively. The team was dominant in the early 1970s, securing the first three NFC West Division titles in 1973, 1974, and 1975.

The Rams' storied history features an array of standout players, including Eric Dickerson, Jack Youngblood, Kevin Greene, Marshall Faulk, Kurt Warner, and Aaron Donald.

Visit the official Los Angeles Rams website for more information.