Los Angeles Rams year by year

89 seasons since 1937 · 638-613-21 all time · 4 titles

How have the Rams ranked, year by year?

The Los Angeles Rams have played 88 seasons since 1937: 636-611-21 in the regular season, with 4 titles. Their defense allowed the fewest points in the league 3 times: 2020, 1975 and 1974. Their offense scored the most 6 times: 2025, 2017, 2001, 2000 and 2 more. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2020's (1st in points allowed), the best offense 2025's (1st in points scored). In 2026 they are 2-2, 19th in points scored and 9th in points allowed after 4 games.

Los Angeles Rams by season: record, points scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
Season	W-L-T	Offense	Defense	Yds/G	Yds allowed/G	Coach	Postseason
2026	2-2	21.319th	20.89th	417.02nd	247.52nd	—	—
2025	12-5	30.51st	20.410th	—	—	Sean McVay	Lost the conference championship
2024	10-7	21.620th	22.717th	—	—	Sean McVay	Lost in the divisional round
2023	10-7	23.88th	22.219th	—	—	Sean McVay	Lost in the wild card round
2022	5-12	18.127th	22.621st	—	—	Sean McVay	—
2021	12-5	27.17th	21.915th	—	—	Sean McVay	Won Super Bowl LVI
2020	10-6	23.322nd	18.51st	—	—	Sean McVay	Lost in the divisional round
2019	9-7	24.611th	22.817th	—	—	Sean McVay	—
2018	13-3	32.92nd	24.020th	—	—	Sean McVay	Lost Super Bowl LIII
2017	11-5	29.91st	20.612th	—	—	Sean McVay	Lost in the wild card round
2016	4-12	14.032nd	24.623rd	—	—	Jeff Fisher, John Fassel	—
2015St. Louis Rams	7-9	17.529th	20.613th	—	—	Jeff Fisher	—
2014St. Louis Rams	6-10	20.321st	22.116th	—	—	Jeff Fisher	—
2013St. Louis Rams	7-9	21.821st	22.813th	—	—	Jeff Fisher	—
2012St. Louis Rams	7-8-1	18.725th	21.814th	—	—	Jeff Fisher	—
2011St. Louis Rams	2-14	12.132nd	25.426th	—	—	Steve Spagnuolo	—
2010St. Louis Rams	7-9	18.126th	20.512th	—	—	Steve Spagnuolo	—
2009St. Louis Rams	1-15	10.932nd	27.331st	—	—	Steve Spagnuolo	—
2008St. Louis Rams	2-14	14.530th	29.131st	—	—	Scott Linehan, Jim Haslett	—
2007St. Louis Rams	3-13	16.428th	27.431st	—	—	Scott Linehan	—
2006St. Louis Rams	8-8	22.910th	23.828th	—	—	Scott Linehan	—
2005St. Louis Rams	6-10	22.711th	26.831st	—	—	Mike Martz, Joe Vitt	—
2004St. Louis Rams	8-8	19.919th	24.525th	—	—	Mike Martz	Lost in the divisional round
2003St. Louis Rams	12-4	27.92nd	20.517th	—	—	Mike Martz	Lost in the divisional round
2002St. Louis Rams	7-9	19.823rd	23.123rd	—	—	Mike Martz	—
2001St. Louis Rams	14-2	31.41st	17.17th	—	—	Mike Martz	Lost Super Bowl XXXVI
2000St. Louis Rams	10-6	33.81st	29.431st	—	—	Mike Martz	Lost in the wild card round
1999St. Louis Rams	13-3	32.91st	15.14th	—	—	Dick Vermeil	Won Super Bowl XXXIV
1998St. Louis Rams	4-12	17.824th	23.624th	—	—	Dick Vermeil	—
1997St. Louis Rams	5-11	18.723rd	22.419th	—	—	Dick Vermeil	—
1996St. Louis Rams	6-10	18.920th	25.627th	—	—	Rich Brooks	—
1995St. Louis Rams	7-9	19.322nd	26.129th	—	—	Rich Brooks	—
1994	4-12	17.921st	22.823rd	—	—	Chuck Knox	—
1993	5-11	13.826th	22.925th	—	—	Chuck Knox	—
1992	6-10	19.612th	23.927th	—	—	Chuck Knox	—
1991	3-13	14.624th	24.427th	—	—	John Robinson	—
1990	5-11	21.612th	25.825th	—	—	John Robinson	—
1989	11-5	26.62nd	21.517th	—	—	John Robinson	Lost the conference championship
1988	10-6	25.43rd	18.37th	—	—	John Robinson	Lost in the wild card round
1987	6-9	21.116th	24.122nd	—	—	John Robinson	—
1986	10-6	19.317th	16.74th	—	—	John Robinson	Lost in the wild card round
1985	11-5	21.315th	17.34th	—	—	John Robinson	Lost the conference championship
1984	10-6	21.612th	19.813th	—	—	John Robinson	Lost in the wild card round
1983	9-7	22.611th	21.515th	—	—	John Robinson	Lost in the divisional round
1982	2-7	22.29th	27.828th	—	—	Ray Malavasi	Playoffs, 0-1
1981	6-10	18.921st	21.917th	—	—	Ray Malavasi	—
1980	11-5	26.53rd	18.17th	—	—	Ray Malavasi	Lost in the wild card round
1979	9-7	20.215th	19.311th	—	—	Ray Malavasi	Lost Super Bowl XIV
1978	12-4	19.89th	15.34th	—	—	Ray Malavasi	Lost the conference championship
1977	10-4	21.64th	10.42nd	—	—	Chuck Knox	Lost in the divisional round
1976	10-3-1	25.13rd	13.63rd	—	—	Chuck Knox	Lost the conference championship
1975	12-2	22.311th	9.61st	—	—	Chuck Knox	Lost the conference championship
1974	10-4	18.813th	12.91st	—	—	Chuck Knox	Lost the conference championship
1973	12-2	27.71st	12.74th	—	—	Chuck Knox	Lost in the divisional round
1972	6-7-1	20.814th	20.416th	—	—	Tommy Prothro	—
1971	8-5-1	22.45th	18.68th	—	—	Tommy Prothro	—
1970	9-4-1	23.24th	14.42nd	—	—	George Allen	—
1969	11-3	22.9	17.4	—	—	George Allen	Lost in the divisional round
1968	10-3-1	22.3	14.3	—	—	George Allen	—
1967	11-1-2	28.4	14.0	—	—	George Allen	Lost in the divisional round
1966	8-6	20.6	15.1	—	—	George Allen	—
1965	4-10	19.2	23.4	—	—	Harland Svare	—
1964	5-7-2	20.2	24.2	—	—	Harland Svare	—
1963	5-9	15.0	25.0	—	—	Harland Svare	—
1962	1-12-1	15.7	23.9	—	—	Bob Waterfield, Harland Svare	—
1961	4-10	18.8	23.8	—	—	Bob Waterfield	—
1960	4-7-1	22.1	24.8	—	—	Bob Waterfield	—
1959	2-10	20.2	26.3	—	—	Sid Gillman	—
1958	8-4	28.7	23.2	—	—	Sid Gillman	—
1957	6-6	25.6	23.2	—	—	Sid Gillman	—
1956	4-8	24.3	25.6	—	—	Sid Gillman	—
1955	8-3-1	21.7	19.3	—	—	Sid Gillman	Lost the championship game
1954	6-5-1	26.2	23.8	—	—	Hamp Pool	—
1953	8-3-1	30.5	19.7	—	—	Hamp Pool	—
1952	9-3	29.1	19.5	—	—	Joe Stydahar, Hamp Pool	Lost in the divisional round
1951	8-4	32.7	21.8	—	—	Joe Stydahar	Won the championship
1950	9-3	38.8	25.8	—	—	Joe Stydahar	Lost the championship game
1949	8-2-2	30.0	19.9	—	—	Clark Shaughnessy	Lost the championship game
1948	6-5-1	27.3	22.4	—	—	Clark Shaughnessy	—
1947	6-6	21.6	17.8	—	—	Bob Snyder	—
1946	6-4-1	25.2	23.4	—	—	Adam Walsh	—
1945Cleveland Rams	9-1	24.4	13.6	—	—	Adam Walsh	Won the championship
1944Cleveland Rams	4-6	18.8	22.4	—	—	Aldo Donelli	—
1942Cleveland Rams	5-6	13.6	18.8	—	—	Dutch Clark	—
1941Cleveland Rams	2-9	10.5	22.2	—	—	Dutch Clark	—
1940Cleveland Rams	4-6-1	15.5	17.4	—	—	Dutch Clark	—
1939Cleveland Rams	5-5-1	17.7	14.9	—	—	Dutch Clark	—
1938Cleveland Rams	4-7	11.9	19.5	—	—	Hugo Bezdek, Art Lewis	—
1937Cleveland Rams	1-10	6.8	18.8	—	—	Hugo Bezdek	—

Regular season. Offense and defense are points scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1970, the first season after the merger; yards (passing net of sacks, plus rushing) in 1999.

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