The 10 Greatest Los Angeles Rams Players of All Time

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Los Angeles Rams All-Time Greats

The ten greatest to ever wear the royal blue and gold, ranked, remembered, and worth collecting.

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Founded in Cleveland in 1936 and defined by stops in Los Angeles and St. Louis, the Rams have won championships in three different eras and pioneered the modern helmet logo. These are the ten greatest ever to wear the horns, ranked.

Franchise Facts
Conference
NFC West
Founded
1936
Home fields
LA Memorial Coliseum (1946), Anaheim Stadium, Edward Jones Dome (1995), SoFi Stadium (2020)
Titles
2 NFL Championships (1945, 1951), 2 Super Bowls (XXXIV, LVI)
Relocations
Cleveland to LA (1946) to St. Louis (1995) to LA (2016)
The Top Ten
Aaron Donald Los Angeles Rams football card
DT · 2014-2023

Widely regarded as one of the most dominant defensive players in NFL history, he won three Defensive Player of the Year awards. He was the unstoppable interior force at the heart of the Super Bowl LVI championship. A ten-time Pro Bowler in every season he played.

Eric Dickerson Los Angeles Rams football card
RB · 1983-1987

A long-striding power back who set the NFL single-season rushing record with 2,105 yards in 1984, a mark that still stands. He earned four Pro Bowl trips in just five seasons with the Rams. A Hall of Famer with his number 29 retired.

Merlin Olsen Los Angeles Rams football card
DT · 1962-1976

An anchor of the legendary 'Fearsome Foursome' defensive line who was the model of consistency and excellence. He earned an astonishing 14 Pro Bowl selections across his 15-year career. A Hall of Famer with his number 74 retired.

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Deacon Jones Los Angeles Rams football card
DE · 1961-1971

The man who coined the term 'sack' and one of the greatest pass rushers the game has ever seen. He was a key member of the Fearsome Foursome and a two-time Defensive Player of the Year. A Hall of Famer with his number 75 retired.

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Marshall Faulk Los Angeles Rams football card
RB · 1999-2005

The dual-threat engine of the 'Greatest Show on Turf' offense and the 2000 NFL MVP. He set the single-season record for yards from scrimmage and helped win Super Bowl XXXIV. A Hall of Famer with his number 28 retired.

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Jack Youngblood Los Angeles Rams football card
DE · 1971-1984

An iron-man defensive end famous for playing through a broken leg in the 1979 playoffs and Super Bowl XIV. He earned seven straight Pro Bowl selections and was a relentless edge presence. A Hall of Famer with his number 85 retired.

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Kurt Warner Los Angeles Rams football card
QB · 1998-2003

An undrafted grocery-stocker turned MVP who guided the Greatest Show on Turf to a Super Bowl XXXIV title. He won two league MVP awards and threw for over 400 yards in his Super Bowl performance. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2017.

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Isaac Bruce Los Angeles Rams football card
WR · 1994-2007

The franchise's all-time leading receiver and a foundational piece of the Greatest Show on Turf. He caught the game-winning 73-yard touchdown in Super Bowl XXXIV. A Hall of Famer with his number 80 retired.

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Orlando Pace Los Angeles Rams football card
OT · 1997-2008

A massive, technically flawless left tackle who protected the blind side of the Greatest Show on Turf offense. He earned seven Pro Bowl selections and popularized the term 'pancake' block. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016.

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Jackie Slater Los Angeles Rams football card
OT · 1976-1995

A model of longevity who played 20 seasons for the Rams, the most by any player for a single franchise at the time. He earned seven Pro Bowl selections while protecting a parade of star runners. A Hall of Famer with his number 78 retired.

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Also on the Plaque
Elroy Hirsch Los Angeles Rams football card
Wide Receiver · 1949-1957 · HOF 1968

Nicknamed Crazylegs, Hirsch was a big-play flanker who helped win the 1951 title and popularized the deep passing game. His open-field running captivated postwar Los Angeles.

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Tom Fears Los Angeles Rams football card
Wide Receiver · 1948-1956 · HOF 1970

A precise possession receiver, Fears set a single-season receptions record and caught the winning touchdown in the 1951 Championship Game. He formed a legendary duo with Hirsch.

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Cards shown are for illustration - a genuine licensed card of each legend. The specific card of any player varies by what's in stock.

Los Angeles Rams All-Time Greats 12x15 plaque with eight genuine licensed cards
The legends, on your wall

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The franchise's legends together on a solid-wood 12x15 plaque - eight genuine licensed cards under an engraved nameplate, built and ready to hang in your fan cave.

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