Los Angeles Rams statistics

This page details statistics about the Los Angeles Rams American football franchise, formerly the St. Louis Rams and the Cleveland Rams.

Franchise firsts[]

First NFL Game – A 28–0 loss to the Detroit Lions, 9/10/37.
First NFL win – A 21–3 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, 9/17/37.
First Winning Season – 1945 (9–1).
First Championship Season – 1945.
First Player Drafted – Johnny Drake, 1937.
First Ram Elected to the Hall of Fame – QB Bob Waterfield, 1965.
First To Pass 400 Yards in a Game – Jim Hardy, 406 yards vs. Chicago Cardinals, 10/31/48.
First to Rush 200 Yards in a Game – Dan Towler, 205 yards vs. the Baltimore Colts, 11/22/53.
First 1,000-Yard Rusher in a Season – Dick Bass, 1,033 yards (1962).
First Super Bowl Appearance – A 31–19 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XIV, 1/20/80.

Wins/losses in a season[]

Most games won in a season (regular season): 14, 2001
Most games won in a season (including postseason): 16, 1999, 2001
Most games lost in a season: 15, 2009

Individual records[]

Appearances[]

Most Seasons in a Rams Uniform – 20, Jackie Slater, (1976–1995).^[1]
Most Games Played in a Rams Uniform – 259, Jackie Slater, (1976–1995).
Most Consecutive Games Played in a Rams Uniform – 201, Jack Youngblood, (1971–1984).
Most Pro Bowls – 14, Merlin Olsen, (1962–1975).

Game[]

Points – 24, eleven times, last time by Todd Gurley, vs Seattle Seahawks, 12/17/17
Touchdowns – 4, eleven times, last time by Todd Gurley, vs Seattle Seahawks, 12/17/17
Rushing Yards – 247, Willie Ellison, vs Green Bay Packers, 12/05/71
Rushing Touchdowns – 4, Marshall Faulk, vs Minnesota Vikings, 12/10/00
Passing Yards – 554, Norm Van Brocklin, vs New York Yanks, 28 September 1951^[2]
Passing Touchdowns – 5, 10 times, last time by Jared Goff, vs Minnesota Vikings, 09/27/18
Receptions – 18, Tom Fears, vs Green Bay Packers, 12/03/50
Receiving Yards – 336, Willie "Flipper" Anderson, vs New Orleans Saints, 11/26/89^[2]
Receiving Touchdowns – 4, four times, last time by Isaac Bruce, vs San Francisco 49ers, 10/10/99
Total Yards – 336 (336 receiving), Willie "Flipper" Anderson, vs New Orleans Saints, 11/26/89^[2]
Interceptions – 3, many times, last time by Keith Lyle, vs Atlanta Falcons, 12/15/96^[3]
Sacks – 5, Gary Jeter, vs Los Angeles Raiders, 09/18/88
Field Goals – 7, Greg Zuerlein, at Dallas Cowboys, 10/01/17
Punts – 12, two times, last time by Rusty Jackson, vs San Francisco 49ers, 11/21/76
Punting Average Yards – 56.4, Johnny Hekker, vs Philadelphia Eagles, 12/10/17^[4]^[5]
Kickoff Returns – 8, Tony Horne, vs Kansas City Chiefs, 10/22/00
Kickoff Return Yards – 267, Tony Horne, vs Kansas City Chiefs, 10/22/00
Punt Returns – 7, nine times, last time by Pharoh Cooper, vs Seattle Seahawks, 12/17/17
Punt Return Yards – 207, LeRoy Irvin, vs Atlanta Falcons, 11/14/81^[2]

Season[]

Points – 163 Jeff Wilkins (2003)
Touchdowns – 26 (18-run, 8-pass) Marshall Faulk (2000)
Rushing Yards – 2,105 Eric Dickerson (1984)^[2]
Rushing Touchdowns – 18, two times, last time by Marshall Faulk (2000)
Passer Rating – 109.2 Kurt Warner (1999)
Passing Yards – 4,830 Kurt Warner (2001)
Passing Touchdowns – 41 Kurt Warner (1999)
Most wins by a starting quarterback – 14 Kurt Warner (2001)
Receptions – 145 Cooper Kupp (2021)
Receiving Yards – 1,947 Cooper Kupp (2021)
Receiving Touchdowns – 17 Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch (1951)
Total Yards – 2,429 (1,381 rushing, 1,048 receiving) Marshall Faulk (1999)
Interceptions – 14 Dick "Night Train" Lane (1952)^[2]
Sacks – 20.5 Aaron Donald (2018)
Field Goals – 39 Jeff Wilkins (2003)
Punts – 105 Donnie Jones (2011)
Punting Average Yards – 47.93 Johnny Hekker (2015)
Kickoff Returns – 66 Danny Amendola (2009)
Kickoff Return Yards – 1,618 Danny Amendola (2009)
Punt Returns – 56 Eddie Brown (1979)
Punt Return Yards – 618 Jackie Wallace (1978)

Rookie season[]

Points – 120, Eric Dickerson (1983)
Touchdowns – 20, Eric Dickerson (1983)
Field Goals – 29, Frank Corral (1978)
Receptions – 62, Cooper Kupp (2017)
Receiving Yards – 924, Eddie Kennison (1996)
Receiving Touchdowns – 10, Bucky Pope (1964)
Rushing Yards – 1,808, Eric Dickerson (1983)
Rushing Touchdowns – 18, Eric Dickerson (1983)
Total Yards – 2,212, (1,808 rushing, 404, receiving), Eric Dickerson (1983)
Passer Rating – 81.8, Dieter Brock (1985)
Passing Yards – 3,512, Sam Bradford (2010)
Passing Touchdowns – 18, Sam Bradford (2010)
Most wins by a starting quarterback
Interceptions – 14, Dick "Night Train" Lane (1952)^[2]
Sacks – 9.0, Aaron Donald (2014)
Punts – 93, Ken Clark (1979)
Punting Average – 45.8, Johnny Hekker (2012)
Punt Returns – 42, LeRoy Irvin (1980)
Punt Return Yards – 427, Verda Smith (1949)
Kickoff Returns – 56, Tony Horne (1998)
Kickoff Return Yards – 1,306, Tony Horne (1998)

Career[]

Scoring – 1,223, Jeff Wilkins (1997–2007)
Touchdowns – 85, Marshall Faulk (1999–2005)
Rushing Yards – 10,138, Steven Jackson (2004–2012)
Rushing Touchdowns – 58, Marshall Faulk (1999–2005)
Passer Rating – 97.2, Kurt Warner (1998–2003)
Passing Yards – 23,758, Jim Everett (1986–1993)
Passing Touchdowns – 154, Roman Gabriel (1962–1972)
Most wins by a starting quarterback – 74, Roman Gabriel (1962–1972)
Receiving Yards – 14,109, Isaac Bruce (1994–2007)
Receptions – 942, Isaac Bruce (1994–2007)
Net Yards – 14,259 (150 rushing, 14,109 receiving), Isaac Bruce (1994–2007)
Sacks – 159.5, Deacon Jones (1961–1971) (since all of Jones's sacks are before 1982, this is an unofficial statistic).
Interceptions – 46, Eddie Meador (1959–1970)^[3]
Field Goals – 265, Jeff Wilkins (1997–2007)
Punting Average – 48.0, Donnie Jones (2007–2011)
Kickoff Returns – 171, Drew Hill (1979–1984)
Kickoff Return Yards – 3,918, Ron Brown (1984–1989, 1991)
Kickoff Return Average – 26.3, Ron Brown (1984–1989, 1991)
Punt Returns – 158, Tavon Austin (2013–2016)
Punt Return Yards – 1,527, Henry Ellard (1983–1993)
Punt Return Average – 11.4, Az-Zahir Hakim (1998–2001)

Playoff Games[]

Points – 18, Tom Fears, vs. Chicago Bears, 12/17/50
Touchdowns – 3, Tom Fears, vs. Chicago Bears, 12/17/50
Field Goals – 5, Jeff Wilkins, vs. Carolina Panthers, 01/10/04
Rushing Yards – 248, Eric Dickerson, vs. Dallas Cowboys, 01/04/86
Rushing Touchdowns – 2, four times, last by C. J. Anderson, vs. Dallas Cowboys, 01/12/19
Passing Yards – 414, Kurt Warner, vs. Tennessee Titans, 01/30/00
Passing Touchdowns – 5, Kurt Warner, vs. Minnesota Vikings, 01/16/00
Receptions – 9, three times, last by Robert Woods, vs Atlanta Falcons, 01/06/18
Receiving Yards – 198, Tom Fears, vs. Chicago Bears, 12/17/50
Receiving Touchdowns – 3, Tom Fears, vs. Chicago Bears, 12/17/50
Punts – 11, Dale Hatcher, at Chicago Bears, 01/12/86
Punt Returns – 6, Eddie Brown, at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 01/06/80
Punt Return Yardage – 72, Az-Zahir Hakim, vs. Minnesota Vikings, 01/16/00
Punt Return Touchdowns – 1, Verda Smith, at Detroit Lions, 12/21/52
Kick Returns – 7, Henry Ellard, at Washington Redskins, 01/01/84
Kick Return Yardage – 174, Tony Horne, vs. Minnesota Vikings, 01/16/00
Interceptions – 2, four times, last by Aeneas Williams, vs. Green Bay Packers, 01/20/02
Interception Return Yards – 94, LeRoy Irvin, at Dallas Cowboys, 12/26/83
Sacks – 3, twice, last by Kevin Greene, at Minnesota Vikings, 12/26/88

Playoff career[]

Most Ram Playoff Game Appearances – 18, Jackie Slater (1976–1994)
Points – 63, Jeff Wilkins (1997–2007)
Touchdowns – 7, Marshall Faulk (1999–2005)
Field Goals – 14, Jeff Wilkins (1997–2006)
Rushing Yards – 687, Lawrence McCutcheon (1972–1979)
Rushing Touchdowns – 5, Marshall Faulk (1999–2005)
Passing Yards – 2,221, Kurt Warner (1998–2003)
Passing Touchdowns – 15, Kurt Warner (1998–2003)
Most wins by a starting quarterback – 5, Kurt Warner (1998–2003)
Receptions – 43, Marshall Faulk (1999–2005)
Receiving Yards – 719, Isaac Bruce (1994–2007)
Receiving Touchdowns – 5, Tom Fears (1948–1956)
Punts – 35, Bob Waterfield (1946–1952)
Punt Returns – 12, Az-Zahir Hakim (1999–2001)
Punt Return Yardage – 12.4, Az-Zahir Hakim (1999–2001)
Kick Returns – 14, Tony Horne (1999–2000) and Cullen Bryant (1973–1982, 1987)
Kick Return Yardage – 24.0, Tony Horne, (1999–2000)
Interceptions – 6, Bill Simpson (1974–1978)
Interception Return Yards – 149, LeRoy Irvin (1980–1989)
Interception Touchdowns – 2, Aeneas Williams (2001–2005)
Sacks – 8.5, Jack Youngblood (1971–1984)

Most Career Passing Yards[]

Rank	Player	Total yards
1	Jim Everett	23,758
2	Marc Bulger	22,814
3	Roman Gabriel	22,223
4	Norm Van Brocklin	16,114
5	Kurt Warner	14,447
6	Jared Goff	14,219
7	Bob Waterfield	11,849
8	Sam Bradford	11,065
9	Vince Ferragamo	9,376
10	Pat Haden	9,296

Most Career Passing Touchdowns[]

Rank	Player	Touchdowns
1	Roman Gabriel	154
2	Jim Everett	142
3	Marc Bulger	122
4	Norm Van Brocklin	118
5	Kurt Warner	102
6	Bob Waterfield	97
7	Jared Goff	87
8	Vince Ferragamo	70
9	Sam Bradford	59
10	Pat Haden	52

Most Career Rushing Yards[]

Rank	Player	Total yards
1	Steven Jackson	10,138
2	Eric Dickerson	7,245
3	Marshall Faulk	6,959
4	Lawrence McCutcheon	6,186
5	Dick Bass	5,417
6	Todd Gurley	5,404
7	Wendell Tyler	3,266
8	Cullen Bryant	3,117
9	Jerome Bettis	3,091
10	Willie Ellison	2,901

Most Career Rushing Touchdowns[]

Rank	Player	Touchdowns
1(t)	Marshall Faulk	58
1(t)	Todd Gurley	58
2(t)	Eric Dickerson	56
2(t)	Steven Jackson	56
5	Dan Towler	44
6	Dick Bass	34
7	Wendell Tyler	33
8(t)	Tank Younger	31
8(t)	Greg Bell	31
10	Cleveland Gary	24

Most Career Receptions[]

Rank	Player	Receptions
1	Isaac Bruce	942
2	Torry Holt	869
3	Henry Ellard	593
4	Marshall Faulk	470
5	Steven Jackson	407
6	Tom Fears	400
7	Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch	343
8	Jack Snow	340
9	Jim Phillips	333
10	Jim Benton	275

Most Career Receiving Yards[]

Rank	Player	Total yards
1	Isaac Bruce	14.109
2	Torry Holt	12,660
3	Henry Ellard	9,761
4	Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch	6,299
5	Jack Snow	6,012
6	Tom Fears	5,397
7	Willie "Flipper" Anderson	5,246
8	Jim Phillips	4,953
9	Jim Benton	4,566
10	Marshall Faulk	4,071

Most Career Receiving Touchdowns[]

Rank	Player	Touchdowns
1	Isaac Bruce	84
2	Torry Holt	74
3	Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch	53
4	Henry Ellard	48
5	Jack Snow	45
6	Jim Benton	42
7	Tom Fears	38
8(t)	Jim Phillips	27
8(t)	Marshall Faulk	27
10	Willie "Flipper" Anderson	26

Notes[]

^ Tied for the most seasons played with one team along with Darrell Green.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g NFL record
^ ^a ^b Statistics for interceptions were not kept until the 1940 season
^ At least four punts.
^ Hekker punted 5 times.

[1] Tied for the most seasons played with one team along with Darrell Green.

[NFLrec-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g NFL record

[int-3] Statistics for interceptions were not kept until the 1940 season

[4] At least four punts.

[5] Hekker punted 5 times.

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Founded in 1936 Played in Cleveland, Ohio (1936–1945) and St. Louis, Missouri (1995–2015) Based in Inglewood, California Headquartered in Agoura Hills, California
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Culture	Dan Reeves Carroll Rosenbloom Stan Kroenke Rampage Cheerleaders Triple Threat Crazylegs Heaven Can Wait Melonheads John Ramsey "Win" Big A Sign American Underdog
Lore	Bull Elephant backfield Fearsome Foursome Jerome Bettis trade The Greatest Show on Turf The Tackle Mob Squad 2018 game vs. Kansas City Chiefs NOLA No-Call
Rivalries	Dallas Cowboys Kansas City Chiefs San Francisco 49ers
Retired numbers	7 28 29 74 75 78 80 85
Media	Broadcasters KCBS-FM Radio network J.B. Long D'Marco Farr Dick Enberg
Wild card berths (9)	1980 1983 1984 1986 1988 1989 2000 2004 2020
Division championships (18)	1945 1949 1967 1969 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1985 1999 2001 2003 2017 2018 2021
Conference championships (8)	1950 1951 1955 1979 1999 2001 2018 2021
League championships (3)	1945 1951 1999 (XXXIV)
Current league affiliations	League: National Football League (1937–present) Conference: National Football Conference Division: West Division
Former league affiliation	League: American Football League (1936)