Rams Overview

Fast facts

League: NFL

Head Coach: Sean McVay

Team Mascot: Rampage

Year Opened: 2020

Capacity: 70240

City / State: Inglewood / California

Rivalries & Top Games to Attend

Rams vs 49ers

Rival Team: San Francisco 49ers

With the Rams returning to Los Angeles California bragging rights are on the line once again when these two instate rivals meet on the gridiron. The rivalry between these two teams dates back to 1950 and is considered one of the fiercest in the NFL with Sports Illustrated naming it the eighth best rivalry in the NFL. There is always a lot at stake when the Rams and 49ers get together, so make sure to be in attendance for the next installment of this great rivalry.

Rams vs Cardinals

Rival Team: Arizona Cardinals

The rivalry between the Rams and Cardinals is based on the fact the two teams have been competing against each other for the NFC West title since 2002. Another common thread between these two rivals is the fact both teams at one point played in St. Louis before moving to greener pastures out west. Come prepared for a hard fought game when the Rams and Cardinals square off.

Rams vs Seahawks

Rival Team: Seattle Seahawks

The Rams and Seahawks have been divisional rivals since Seattle joined the NFC West in 2002. While the Rams and Seahawks rivalry may not be as strong as the other rivalries in the division, you’ll still have a good time attending a matchup between these two NFC West rivals.

Rams Tailgate Guide

Atmosphere

The NFL returned to Los Angeles last season, and football fans from all over the LA area came out to show their support, and what better way to show your support and devotion to the Rams than by tailgating before the game. Rams fans love to arrive bright and early and get the game day festivities going as you’ll find the lots surrounding the LA Coliseum filling up five hours before the game.

The tailgating space around the LA Coliseum might be a bit limited, but that doesn’t mean you won’t have a great time throwing down some beers and grilling with Rams fans. Everyone is brimming with excitement over the Rams return to LA, so come on out and join in on the fun when attending a Rams game.

Traditions

Rams Fan Fest

If you’re not looking to set up your own tailgate, then Rams Fan Fest is the next best alternative. Rams Fan Fest, located on Christmas Tree Lane in Expo Park, features concessions, a kids zone, a pregame radio show, and much more so stop by and check it out.

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Tommy Trojan Statue

A symbol of USC since 1930, life-sized bronze Tommy Trojan has been a favorite meeting spot for students and a traditional photo opportunity for fans. Its official name is the Trojan Shrine, and students now guard it every night before the USC-UCLA rivalry game because of UCLA’s reputation for vandalizing the statue. The university even goes so far as to wrap it in duct tape to protect it from being painted by UCLA students.

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Heritage Hall

Heritage Hall opened at the heart of the USC campus in 1971 to house the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, but it has recently been renovated to include a museum. The $35 million project added a two-story museum to showcase the athletes, teams, and coaches that have contributed to the USC athletic program. The space also houses offices, a sports performance center, a broadcast studio, and an indoor golf driving range in addition to new locker rooms, meeting rooms, an equipment room, and event space.

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George Tirebiter Statue

The George Tirebiter Statue located on Trousdale Parkway celebrates former USC mascot George Tirebiter. Tirebiter was the school’s dog mascot before Traveler burst onto the scene. Pay respect to the USC mascot of the past by stopping by and snapping a pic with the statue.

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Where to tailgate

Rams Stadium Guide

In Game

The Rams have returned to Los Angeles and are playing in the historic Los Angeles Coliseum until their new football palace in Inglewood is complete offering you the perfect opportunity to see some NFL football in one of the most famous venues in NFL history. The Coliseum should be on the bucket list of any sports fan and NFL fan as it was home to not only the 1932 and 1984 Olympics but also the first Super Bowl.

While the history alone makes a trip to see the LA Coliseum a must, you’ll also encounter a rabid fan base ready to see some NFL football when attending a Rams game. Rams fans are over the moon with the team’s return and are coming out in strong numbers to show their support for their home team. You’ll see a sea of blue and gold when attending a Rams game, so come dressed head to toe in blue and gold to show your support for LA’s NFL team.

The opportunity to see the historic LA Coliseum and Los Angeles’s renewed love for the Rams makes attending a Rams game a must for any NFL fan out there.

Things to check out

Olympic Cauldron

Also known as the Olympic Torch, it was built for the Coliseum when it hosted the Olympics in 1932 and 1984. It still stands today and is lit during the fourth quarter of USC football games and other special occasions.

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Court of Honor

The Court of Honor is a series of plaques that recognize the memorable events and athletes that have taken place at the Coliseum. It includes a full list of the 1932 and 1984 Olympic gold medalists. Stop by the Court of Honor to pay tribute to some of the greatest athletes to ever compete at the Coliseum.

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Rampage

Rampage keeps fans young and old engaged throughout the game with his antics. Give Rampage a high five if you see him at the game and keep an eye out for him as you never know what kind of trouble he’ll get into next.

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Melon Heads

Be on the look out for the Melon Heads. This fan group wears carved out watermelons to every Rams game and are some of the most diehard Rams fans out there. The group's founder Lance Goldberg was even inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, so don’t miss the Melon Heads during your trip to LA.

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Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders

The Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders have been entertaining Rams fans since 1974. The group followed the Rams to St. Louis in 1995 and now have returned to LA alongside the Rams, so don’t miss the Rams Cheerleaders when attending a Rams game.

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Fight Songs

  1. The Rams Marching Song

    Ram ’em hard, Ram ’em fast
    Our allegance to thee always lasts
    Horns of Gold, Cloth of Blue
    St. Louis Rams tried and true

    Kick their face in, Ram them back
    Our defense is coming, another sack
    Flying with grace, Ramming speed ahead
    Our opponents in retreat, kill them dead

    Touchdown, touchdown, come on Rams
    Kick that team on their cans
    Pass to the left, run to the right
    Come on Rams, fight, fight, fight!

  2. Ram It

Rams Bars & Restaurants

  1. Bacaro LA

    beer

    Bacaro LA is a Venetian-inspired small plates restaurant featuring Mediterranean-influenced dishes by Chef Lior Hillel.

    2308 S Union Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-748 7205

    Bar website

    italian - $$

  2. Yard House

    House of Wings Sportsbar Beer 3rd Base Sports Bar Beer Kilroys Beer

    Always has that distinct sense of belonging in this place.

    Lucky Strike Bowling - Los Angeles, 800 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA

    213-745-9273

    Bar website

    american - $$

  3. Seven Grand

    213 Hospitality

    Stylish watering hole with hunting lodge decor, old-school cocktails & a massive whiskey selection.

    515 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90014, USA

    213-817-5321

    Bar website

    american - $$

  4. Library Bar

    Hoops Food and Spirits Cocktails Stringtown Bar and Grill Cocktails Halftime Sports Pub Cocktails Irish Mikes Old Town Pub Cocktails Aggie's Sports Bar Cocktails JAMZ Bar and Grill Cocktails

    Handcrafted cocktails & gastropub bites in a cozy setting with book-lined walls & leather couches.

    630 W 6th St #116, Los Angeles, CA 90017, USA

    213-614-0053

    Bar website

    american - $

  5. The Lab Gastropub

    The Lab burger fries

    Slick, modern haunt with a science theme boasts gourmet comfort food, wine & beer, plus a patio.

    3500 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA

    213-821-1797

    Bar website

    american - $$

  6. 901 Bar

    901 Bar

    Laid-back USC hangout stays packed thanks to budget beer & happy-hour deals plus American bar bites

    2902 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-745-7900

    Bar website

    american - $$

  7. McKay’s

    beer

    Pre-game, post-game or no-game, McKay's is the perfect place to enjoy a great breakfast, lunch, or dinner with your friends.

    Radisson Mid-City Hotel, 3540 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-741-4111

    Bar website

    american - steakhouse - $$

  8. Traditions

    Flying Saucer Draught Emporium Beer

    Affectionately known as Traddies, this underground sports bar has flat screen TVs, an inviting bar and spacious booths.

    3607 Trousdale Pkwy, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA

    213-821-3445

    Bar website

    sportsbar - $$

  9. La Barca Restaurant

    La Barca

    USC students pack this bright eatery for hearty plates of Mexican standards & generous margaritas.

    2414 S Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    323-735-6567

    Bar website

    mexican - $$

  10. Tacos Los Guichos

    tacos

    THE place to get a quick taco

    320 W Slauson Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90003, USA

    Bar website

    mexican - $

  11. Hawkins House of Burgers

    Hawkins Burgers

    Hawkins House of Burgers offers only fresh-never-frozen high quality Angus beef, fresh-never-frozen Jennie O Turkey, and fresh-never-frozen Foster Farms chicken.

    11603 Slater St, Los Angeles, CA 90059, USA

    323-563-1129

    Bar website

    american - $

  12. La Taquiza No 2

    La Taquiza

    Laid-back eatery, part of a local chain, known for Mexican meal combos & handmade tortillas.

    3009 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-741-9795

    Bar website

    mexican - $$

  13. Jacks N Joe

    Pancakes

    Popular eatery serves breakfast all day, including plenty of pancakes, in a bright, airy setting.

    2498 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-748-4565

    Bar website

    american - $$

  14. Master Burger

    burger

    Colorful outdoor window serving comfort-food eats from burritos to wings or pastrami, with seats.

    4419 S Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90062, USA

    323-295-1940

    Bar website

    american - $

  15. Lucky Boy

    Lucky Boy

    Unpretentious, fast-food joint serving up classic cheeseburgers, Mexican eats & other standard grub.

    531 E Walnut St, Pasadena, CA 91101, USA

    626-793-7079

    Bar website

    american - $

  16. Mike’s Deli

    Mikes Deli

    Simple sandwich shop offering a wide variety of classic subs in hearty portions.

    4859 W Slauson Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90056, USA

    323-298-4960

    Bar website

    american - $

  17. Original Pantry Cafe

    burger

    Casual cash-only diner, open since 1924, dishes up ample portions of American eats around the clock.

    877 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90017, USA

    213-972-9279

    Bar website

    american - cafe - $$

  18. Tommy’s Original World Famous Hamburgers

    Original Tommys

    The ingredients are of the highest possible quality, including all-beef patties and hot dogs, french fries prepared with vegetable oil, real cheese, fresh chopped onions, and extra-thick slices of tomato.

    2575 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90057, USA

    213-389-9060

    Bar website

    american - $

  19. Figueroa Philly

    Figueroa Philly

    Family-run cheesesteak spot offering sandwiches on Amoroso rolls from Philly in a dinerlike space.

    3850 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90037, USA

    213-748-9073

    Bar website

    american - $

  20. Burger Plaza Grill

    JD Allisons Bar & Grill Burger JRs HOmetown Grill & Pub Burger The Dotte Spot Bar & Grill Burger Jewels Delux Restaurant Burger

    Small spot to get the burgers that you crave

    3655 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-765-9787

    Bar website

    american - $

  21. Chicken Itza Restaurant

    Chichen Itza

    Humble counter-serve Mexican eatery famous with foodies for cochinita pibil & other Yucatecán eats.

    3655 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

    213-741-1075

    Bar website

    mexican - $$

  22. Moreton Fig

    Moreton

    Moreton Fig is the University of Southern California’s premier farm to fork restaurant located in the Ronald Tutor Campus Center.

    3607 Trousdale Pkwy, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA

    213-821-3441

    Bar website

    american - $$