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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
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 – 119 Isaac Bruce (1995)
- Receiving Yards – 1,781 Isaac Bruce (1995)
- 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
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Player
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Total yards
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| 1
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Jim Everett
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23,758
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| 2
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Marc Bulger
|
22,814
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| 3
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Roman Gabriel
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22,223
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| 4
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Norm Van Brocklin
|
16,114
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| 5
|
Kurt Warner
|
14,447
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| 6
|
Jared Goff
|
14,219
|
| 7
|
Bob Waterfield
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11,849
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| 8
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Sam Bradford
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11,065
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| 9
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Vince Ferragamo
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9,376
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| 10
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Pat Haden
|
9,296
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Most Career Passing Touchdowns
Most Career Rushing Yards
| Rank
|
Player
|
Total yards
|
| 1
|
Steven Jackson
|
10,138
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| 2
|
Eric Dickerson
|
7,245
|
| 3
|
Marshall Faulk
|
6,959
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| 4
|
Lawrence McCutcheon
|
6,186
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| 5
|
Dick Bass
|
5,417
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| 6
|
Todd Gurley
|
5,404
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| 7
|
Wendell Tyler
|
3,266
|
| 8
|
Cullen Bryant
|
3,117
|
| 9
|
Jerome Bettis
|
3,091
|
| 10
|
Willie Ellison
|
2,901
|
Most Career Rushing Touchdowns
Most Career Receptions
Most Career Receiving Yards
Most Career Receiving Touchdowns
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.
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