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Franchise · NFL

Los Angeles Rams — Super Bowl wins & history

469 covered games since 1999 · 2× covered-era champions

Covers the NFL from the 1999 season — earlier Super Bowls (through XXXIII) are not in the data.

Two Super Bowl wins in the covered era (since 1999). Only two franchises have more since 1999. Has answered to two names in the covered era.

469
Games
234
Won
4
SB trips
2
Covered titles
Covered titles: 19992021
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Biggest covered win — Oakland Raiders 0 at St. Louis Rams 52, by 52 points (2014).

The Los Angeles Rams have played 469 games in the covered data (since 1999): 234 won, 234 lost, 1 tied — a tie counts as a game, never a win.

Quick answers

How many Super Bowls have the Los Angeles Rams won?
The Los Angeles Rams have won two Super Bowls in the covered data (since 1999): the 1999, 2021 seasons. Earlier Super Bowls are not in the data.
How many Super Bowl appearances do the Los Angeles Rams have?
Four in the covered data (since 1999): the 1999, 2001, 2018, 2021 seasons.
When did the Los Angeles Rams last play in a Super Bowl?
The Los Angeles Rams last played in Super Bowl LVI, after the 2021 season — and won it.

Era names in the covered data: St. Louis Rams, then the Los Angeles Rams.

Super Bowls in the covered era

SeasonSuper BowlResult
1999Super Bowl XXXIVWon
2001Super Bowl XXXVILost
2018Super Bowl LIIILost
2021Super Bowl LVIWon

Earlier Super Bowls (through XXXIII) are not in the data — counts here are covered-era only, never all-time.

Notable games

✓ Every fact computed from public play-by-play data — nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Not written by anyone.

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