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Los Angeles RamsTickets & SchedulesEssential Guide to the Rams 2024 NFL Season
Updated on Jun 20 2024 9:13am
The Los Angeles Rams, a storied franchise in the NFL, have a rich history marked by multiple relocations and notable successes. Originally based in Cleveland, the team moved to Los Angeles in 1946. After a successful stint that included an NFL Championship in 1951 and several playoff appearances, the Rams relocated to St. Louis in 1995, where they achieved a Super Bowl victory in 1999 with "The Greatest Show on Turf." The Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016, reinvigorating their fan base and establishing SoFi Stadium as their new home in 2020. Under the leadership of head coach Sean McVay, the Rams won Super Bowl LVI in 2022, solidifying their status as one of the premier teams in the league. The franchise continues to be a dynamic presence in the NFL, known for its competitive spirit and dedicated celebrity fans.
Dallas Cowboys - August 11, 2024
Los Angeles Chargers - August 17, 2024
Houston Texans - August 24, 2024
Detroit Lions - September 8, 2024
Arizona Cardinals - September 15, 2024
San Francisco 49ers - September 22, 2024
Chicago Bears - September 29, 2024
Green Bay Packers - October 6, 2024
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Las Vegas Raiders - October 20, 2024
Minnesota Vikings - October 24, 2024
Seattle Seahawks - November 3, 2024
Miami Dolphins - November 11, 2024
New England Patriots - November 17, 2024
Philadelphia Eagles - November 24, 2024
New Orleans Saints - December 1, 2024
Buffalo Bills - December 8 2024
San Francisco 49ers - December 12, 2024
New York Jets - December 22, 2024
Arizona Cardinals - TBD
Seattle Seahawks - TBD
Los Angeles Rams - September 10, 2024 - January 7, 2025
On January 5, 2015, the Los Angeles Times revealed plans for a new NFL stadium in Inglewood, marking the beginning of the Rams' return to Los Angeles. By January 2016, the NFL owners voted 30–2 in favor of the Rams' relocation, making them the first major league team to move since the NHL's Atlanta Thrashers in 2011. A press conference at The Forum in Inglewood announced their return, leading to over 56,000 season ticket deposits. Temporarily housed at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum from 2016 to 2019, the Rams played their first home game there on September 18, 2016, defeating the Seattle Seahawks 9–3. After years of preparation, including acquiring top draft pick Jared Goff and setting up training facilities at California Lutheran University and UC Irvine, the Rams moved to their permanent home, SoFi Stadium, in 2020.
The Los Angeles Rams boast a star-studded lineup of celebrity fans, both from their early days and following their 2016 return. Actor Terry Crews, who was briefly with the Rams in 1991, and Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, who named his son after Rams' quarterback Roman Gabriel, are among the notable supporters. Alice Cooper guitarist Nita Strauss became a prominent fan in 2018, joining the Rams' media team and performing at home games, earning a Super Bowl ring for her support during their Super Bowl LVI victory. During the Rams' St. Louis era, rapper Nelly frequently showcased his support in his music and videos, despite his discontent over the team's move back to Los Angeles. The Red Hot Chili Peppers also reignited their connection with the Rams, performing a pregame concert in 2016 and continuing to support the team with Flea and Chad Smith often seen at SoFi Stadium. Their dedication was further cemented with a limited edition vinyl in Rams' colors following the team's Super Bowl win, with Strauss performing their song "Can't Stop" at every home game.
