Rams

Two rivalries define how Los Angeles sees this franchise, and they pull in opposite directions. The San Francisco 49ers meet them as an old NFC West enemy, decades of division races settling into mutual dislike. Louis and the other in San Diego.

That displacement is the plainer story. The franchise started as the Cleveland Rams, shifted to Los Angeles in 1946, left for St. Louis in 1995, and came back to Los Angeles in 2016 — a return built around SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, which the club opened to a capacity of 70,240.

Four championships mark the different cities the Rams have called home: 1945 as the Cleveland Rams, 1951 as the Los Angeles Rams, Super Bowl XXXIV as the St. Louis Rams, and Super Bowl LVI back in Los Angeles. Louis attack built around Kurt Warner that carried them to that 1999-season title.