Based in St. Louis, Missouri; the St. Louis Rams play in the NFC West. The franchise was founded in 1936 and was originally known as the Cleveland Rams. The Rams achieved their first milestone in 1945, they swept away the Washington Redskins to capture their first ever NFL Championship.

The Rams moved to Los Angeles in 1946 and won their first NFL championship as Los Angeles Rams in 1951. The Rams enjoyed mixed success throughout their pay in the league. During the decade of 1970’s the Rams made to the playoffs almost every year, beginning from 1973 the Rams won the division title for seven years in a row but could manage Super Bowl appearance only once in 1979 in which they lost to the eventual Super Bowl XIV winners, the Steelers. The Rams moved to St. Louis in 1995. The first few seasons at St. Louis were not successful for the Rams. The Rams finally bounced back into the game in 1999; they won the division title and also swept away the Buccaneers in Conference Championship game to advance to the Super Bowl XXXIV.  The Rams easily defeated the Titans in NFL championship game by 23-16. Since then the Rams have not won any Super Bowl but over the years they have remained a regular and tough contender at the playoffs.