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St. Louis Rams Leadership

Chip Rosenbloom, Lucia Rodriguez and Stan Kroenke
- Owners
Charlie Armey
- General Manager
Scott Linehan
- Head Coach
- 2005: Offensive Coordinator for Miami Dolphins
- 2002-2004: Offensive Coordinator for Minnesota Vikings

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St. Louis Rams Timeline

1936: Founded as the Cleveland Rams
1937: Joined the National Football League
1945: Defeated the Washington Redskins to win NFL Championship
1946: Team relcoates to Los Angeles
1951: Defeated the Cleveland Browns to win NFL Championship
1972: Robert Irsay trades Rams team with Carroll Rosenbloom in exchange for Baltimore Colts team
1979: Owner Carroll Rosenbloom drowns
1980: Lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XIV
1980: Team relocates to Anaheim but still calls itself Los Angeles Rams
1995: Moved to St. Louis
1999: Defeated the Tennessee Titans to win Super Bowl XXXIV
2001: Lost to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVI

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Guide Note: National Football League team the St. Louis Rams play in the Western Division of the NFC.

Cleveland Rams The team originally formed in Cleveland in 1936 as the second team of the American Football League. The following season, team founder Homer Marshman was contacted to join the NFL. Marchman paid the entry fee and brought over four players to start the NFL franchise.

In 1945, Bob Waterfield joined the Rams, leading them to a NFL Championship game. The rams defeated the Washington Redskins 15-14 to win the championship. Los Angeles Rams Following the 1945 championship, the team relocated to Los Angeles. This was also the same year that the league was integrated. The rams signed the first two African-Americans to ever play in the NFL, Kenny Washington and Woody Strode. The Rams won another NFL Championship in 1951, defeating the Cleveland Browns. Los Angeles Rams in Anaheim Following a Super Bowl loss in early 1980, the team moved to Anaheim, California although did not change their name. The Rams continued to play in Anaheim for the following 15 seasons. St. Louis Rams Early in 1995, long time owner Georgia Frontiere allowed the team to be moved to St. Louis, Missouri. Five years later the Rams won their first Super Bowl in 2000. The rams returned to the Super Bowl in 2002, losing to the New England Patriots.

Fast Facts:

Inaugural season: 1936
NFC Titles: 3
Super Bowl wins: 1 (Super Bowl XXXIV)
pre-1966 NFL titles: 2
Home: Edward Jones Dome St. Louis
Long time owner Georgia Frontiere passed away in January 2008, leaving her 60% ownership of the team to her 2 children

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