Rams win championships in three different cities in NFL history
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 12:03 AM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
The Rams, an NFL franchise, are unique in having won championships in three cities: Cleveland, St. Louis, and Los Angeles. The franchise first claimed the NFL Championship in 1945 while in Cleveland, later winning Super Bowl XXXIV in St. Louis in 1999, and Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles in 2021. The team's moves across cities reflect a storied history of success and moments of dramatic gameplay, including iconic matches such as the Super Bowl XXXIV victory over the Tennessee Titans. Their journey includes notable figures like QB Sammy Baugh and coach Sean McVay, who played significant roles in the franchise's achievements.
- •Rams won NFL Championship in Cleveland in 1945.
- •St. Louis Rams secured Super Bowl XXXIV in 1999.
- •Los Angeles Rams won Super Bowl LVI in 2021.
- •Franchise founded in 1936, initially part of the second American Football League.
- •Coached by Sean McVay during their recent Super Bowl success.
- 12:03 AMYahoo Sports — The Rams are the only NFL team to win championships in 3 different cities
"The Rams have won NFL championships in Cleveland, St. Louis and Los Angeles
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