Some of the Worst Moments in Rams Football History

By Riverfront Times Staff on Sat, Feb 12, 2022 at 11:15 pm

The history St. Louis has with the Rams runs deep. We've loved and we've lost, been bamboozled by Stan Kroenke and had to watch what once was ours go to another city, only to get into super bowls not once, but twice without us.

While we're still slightly bitter, we thought we could remind St. Louis what the Rams have — and haven't — accomplished since being the Los Angeles Rams, then the St. Louis Rams, and now the Los Angeles Rams once more.

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The Los Angeles Rams are 9-7 in 1979 and make it to Superbowl XIV in 1980.

They’re leading the game until they’re shut out in the fourth quarter. The Rams are defeated 31-19.

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1994: Los Angeles Rams are 4-12.

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1995: The St. Louis Rams go 7-9.

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The St. Louis Rams lose Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002 to Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.

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The St. Louis Rams go 7-9 in 2002.

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Super Bowl-winning quarterback Kurt Warner cut from the team after fumbling six times in the opening game in 2004.

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The Los Angeles Rams lose 45-6 to the Baltimore Ravens in 2019.

It was the worst home loss for the Rams' in franchise history.

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Georgia Frontiere died on January 18, 2008 after a 28-year ownership of the Rams that began in 1979.

This lays the groundwork for a villain to make his move in...

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...2010

This is when then-minority owner Stan Kroenke invoked his right of first refusal to buy the 60% of the team that he did not already own, according to ESPN.

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