Los Angeles Rams Trivia

Can you answer these questions about the Los Angeles Rams?

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Who is the head coach of the Rams?	Sean McVay
What QB did the Rams acquire from the Lions in 2021?	Matthew Stafford
Which former #1 draft pick did they trade in exchange for the above?	Jared Goff
Who was NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2017, 2018, and 2020?	Aaron Donald
Who nearly broke an NFL record by notching 1,947 receiving yards in 2021?	Cooper Kupp
What Rams running back led the NFL in rushing touchdowns in 2017 and 2018?	Todd Gurley
What city did the Rams play in from 1995–2015?	St. Louis
What was the team's nickname during the 1999–2001 seasons?	The Greatest Show on Turf
Who was the quarterback of those teams?	Kurt Warner
Who has the most passing yards in Rams history?	Jim Everett
What stadium do the Rams play in?	SoFi Stadium
Who set the NFL single-season rushing record in 1984?	Eric Dickerson
What other NFL teams have, at some point, played in Los Angeles?	Chargers
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Who had 1,048 receiving yards in 1999, an NFL record for running backs?	Marshall Faulk
Who did the Rams sign in 1946, becoming the first black player to play in the modern NFL?	Kenny Washington
What was the nickname of Rams legend Elroy Hirsch?	Crazylegs

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Jan 15, 2022

Before they were the Los Angeles Rams, they were the Cleveland Rams. (from their inception in 1937 thru 1945)

They also featured one of the greatest defensive lines and greatest nicknames in NFL history: "The Fearsome Foursome"...Rosey Greer, Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen and Lamar Lundy.