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How Many Super Bowls Have the Los Angeles Rams Won?

The Los Angeles Rams have won two Super Bowls in five appearances.

The Rams have reached five Super Bowls, three as Los Angeles and two as St. Louis. Kurt Warner and the Greatest Show on Turf won the first title after the 1999 season. Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp and Aaron Donald brought the second back to Los Angeles after the 2021 season.

Records reviewed through Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026.

Super Bowl Titles
2
Super Bowl Appearances
5
Super Bowl Record
2–3
Last Appearance
2022 / Super Bowl LVI

The Rams Have Won Super Bowls in St. Louis and Los Angeles

The Rams were close in their first trip. Los Angeles led Pittsburgh 19–17 after three quarters in Super Bowl XIV before Terry Bradshaw and John Stallworth hit the big play that swung the fourth quarter. Twenty years later the St. Louis Rams reached back-to-back Super Bowls with Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt driving one of the league’s most explosive offenses.

Sean McVay later took Los Angeles to Super Bowls LIII and LVI. New England held the Rams to three points in the first trip. Three years later Stafford and Kupp finished the winning touchdown drive against Cincinnati and Aaron Donald’s pressure ended the Bengals’ last possession.

Every Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl Appearance

YearSuper BowlTeamOpponentResultFinal scoreMVPStadium
1980 Super Bowl XIV Los Angeles Rams Pittsburgh Steelers Loss Pittsburgh Steelers 31, Los Angeles Rams 19 Terry Bradshaw Rose Bowl
2000 Super Bowl XXXIV St. Louis Rams Tennessee Titans Win Tennessee Titans 16, St. Louis Rams 23 Kurt Warner Georgia Dome
2002 Super Bowl XXXVI St. Louis Rams New England Patriots Loss New England Patriots 20, St. Louis Rams 17 Tom Brady Louisiana Superdome
2019 Super Bowl LIII Los Angeles Rams New England Patriots Loss New England Patriots 13, Los Angeles Rams 3 Julian Edelman Mercedes-Benz Stadium
2022 Super Bowl LVI Los Angeles Rams Cincinnati Bengals Win Cincinnati Bengals 20, Los Angeles Rams 23 Cooper Kupp SoFi Stadium

Two Three-Point Losses Came in Opposite Kinds of Games

The Rams’ closest Super Bowl losses were both by three points. St. Louis erased a 17–3 deficit against New England in Super Bowl XXXVI and tied the game with 1:30 left, only for Tom Brady to move the Patriots into range for Adam Vinatieri’s winning field goal.

The other three-point loss could not have looked more different. Los Angeles spent most of Super Bowl LIII stuck in a 3–3 game before New England scored the only touchdown with seven minutes left. Stephon Gilmore’s late interception ended the Rams’ best chance to answer before the Patriots added a field goal.

Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl Results, Explained

1980 · Los Angeles Rams vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Super Bowl XIV

Pittsburgh Steelers 31, Los Angeles Rams 19

Location
Rose Bowl · Pasadena, California
MVP
Terry Bradshaw

Turning point: Terry Bradshaw hit John Stallworth for a 73-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter to put Pittsburgh back in front.

The Rams led 19–17 after three quarters and had forced Pittsburgh to play from behind more than once. Stallworth’s touchdown put Pittsburgh back in front and the Steelers added another late score after a Rams turnover. The final 31–19 score makes the game look less competitive than it was through three quarters.

2000 · St. Louis Rams vs. Tennessee Titans

Super Bowl XXXIV

Tennessee Titans 16, St. Louis Rams 23

Location
Georgia Dome · Atlanta, Georgia
MVP
Kurt Warner

Turning point: Warner answered Tennessee’s tying touchdown by hitting Bruce for a 73-yard score on the next St. Louis snap.

St. Louis led 16–0 before Steve McNair and Tennessee worked back to a tie. Warner immediately found Bruce deep for the go-ahead touchdown. The Titans then drove to the Rams’ 10 on the final play, where Mike Jones stopped Kevin Dyson short of the goal line and preserved the franchise’s first Super Bowl win.

2002 · St. Louis Rams vs. New England Patriots

Super Bowl XXXVI

New England Patriots 20, St. Louis Rams 17

Location
Louisiana Superdome · New Orleans, Louisiana
MVP
Tom Brady

Turning point: Brady moved the Patriots into field-goal range after the Rams tied the game with 1:30 remaining.

The Rams had the league’s most explosive offense but New England disrupted its timing and turned a Ty Law interception into a touchdown. Warner helped erase a 17–3 deficit with two fourth-quarter scores. Vinatieri’s 48-yard field goal on the final snap ended the comeback at 20–17.

2019 · Los Angeles Rams vs. New England Patriots

Super Bowl LIII

New England Patriots 13, Los Angeles Rams 3

Location
Mercedes-Benz Stadium · Atlanta, Georgia
MVP
Julian Edelman

Turning point: Stephon Gilmore intercepted Jared Goff at the Patriots’ 4-yard line after New England had taken a 10–3 lead.

The Rams did not score a touchdown and the game was tied 3–3 late in the third quarter. Sony Michel scored the game’s first touchdown in the fourth quarter. Los Angeles reached scoring range on the next drive but Gilmore’s interception ended the Rams’ best chance to answer.

2022 · Los Angeles Rams vs. Cincinnati Bengals

Super Bowl LVI

Cincinnati Bengals 20, Los Angeles Rams 23

Location
SoFi Stadium · Inglewood, California
MVP
Cooper Kupp

Turning point: Kupp caught the go-ahead touchdown with 1:25 left after repeatedly converting on the 79-yard winning drive.

The Rams lost Odell Beckham Jr. to injury and trailed 20–16 in the fourth quarter. Stafford leaned on Kupp to move the offense down the field and finish the touchdown drive. Cincinnati had one final possession but Donald’s pressure on fourth down forced an incompletion and ended the game.

What Stands Out About the Rams’ Five Super Bowls

The 1999 Rams could score from anywhere and still needed Mike Jones to make the final tackle against Tennessee. The 2021 Rams needed a fourth-quarter drive from Stafford and Kupp then one last stop from Donald and the defense. Both championships came down to the final possession.

Super Bowls XXXIV and XXXVI were played by the St. Louis Rams. Super Bowls XIV, LIII and LVI were played by Los Angeles. All five belong to the same Rams franchise record.