the rams went to st louis in 1995.
the rams went to st louis in 1995.
when did the rams go to st louis?
1995
geographically-based divisions can become skewed if an expansion team joins the league or if one of the franchises within a division moves to another city, necessitating a shuffling or realignment of the teams in a division. furthermore, the results of the realignment may not always reflect geographical realities. for instance, in 1995, the los angeles rams of the national football league (nfl) moved to st louis, missouri and became the st louis rams. the team retained its place in the nfc west division despite the fact that st. louis is further east than dallas, texas, home of the dallas cowboys. although dallas is located in the south-central united states, the cowboys are a member of the nfc east division due to their long-standing rivalries with the new york giants, philadelphia eagles, and washington redskins, all of whom are located on the eastern seaboard.
division (sport)
in 2003, warner lost the starting job to bulger after suffering six fumbles in the season opener against the new york giants. warner was released by the rams in june 2004 and quickly signed a free agent contract with the giants, effectively ending the “greatest show on turf” era.









































the 2003 season saw the rams go 12–4, winning the nfc west again. however, the rams lost a crushing divisional-round defeat to the carolina panthers (29–23 in double overtime), who went on to become nfc champions.
history of the st. louis rams