the la rams originally came from cleveland.
the la rams originally came from cleveland.
where did the la rams originally come from?
cleveland
bullet::::- josh mccown (2002–present), qb, arizona cardinals, detroit lions, oakland raiders, miami dolphins, carolina panthers, san francisco 49ers, chicago bears, tampa bay buccaneers, cleveland browns, new york jets









































bullet::::- guido merkens (1978–1987), db qb p wr, houston oilers, new orleans saints, philadelphia eagles









































bullet::::- mike nelms (1980–1984), db, washington redskins









































bullet::::- ralph ruthstrom (1945–1949), fb hb qb, cleveland/la rams, washington redskins, baltimore colts









































bullet::::- julian spence (1956–1961), db, chicago cardinals, san francisco 49ers, houston oilers]]









































bullet::::- d. d. terry (2007–2008), rb, jacksonville jaguars, houston texans









































bullet::::- george wright (1970–1972), dt, baltimore colts, cleveland browns









































section::::individual awards.









































section::::individual awards.:national awards.
sam houston state bearkats football
there was a lot of bad blood between the dallas cowboys and the la rams prior to their '78 nfc championship contest. both the cowboys and vikings shared a common recent history of eliminating the la rams from the playoffs throughout the 1970s, consigning the rams to being labeled, "next year's champions" for nearly a decade. so, when the undefeated (2-0) dallas cowboys traveled to los angeles to play the undefeated (2-0) rams during week-3 of the 1978 regular season, the rams not only wanted to win the game for a measure of revenge over the dallas cowboys, but also wanted to use a victory over last year's super bowl champions to make a statement to the rest of the league, "that the '78 season was the year the rams finally win a championship".
1978 dallas cowboys season