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The Rams were founded in 1937 as Cleveland's NFL franchise.  Struggling early in their existance, they rose to glory behind [quarterback] Sammy Baugh in 1945 and won a close battle to claim the NFL title.  However, following the season, the team moved to Los Angeles.  They played for the NFL [championship] each year from 1949-51, winning the crown in 1951.  In 1950, the Rams faced their replacement from Cleveland, the Browns.  The faced them for the title again in 1955, and came up losers for a 2nd time.  After sparse playoff berths in the 1960s, they became a force in the 1970s, with consecutive playoff apperances from 1973-80.  However, they always seemed to be overshadowed and made [the Super Bowl] just one time, a loss to the Steelers in 1979.  Were again impressive with 6 playoff berths in 7 years from 1983-89, but were once again unable to beat out the [competition] for a conference title.  The team struggled in years afterward and moved to St. Louis for the 1995 season.  It took the team several years, but they built up a powerhouse offense that took the team to Super Bowl XXXIV in 1999.  In that game, the beat the Titans on a goal line stand for their first Super Bowl win and first title since 1951.  This began a run of 5 playoff berths in 6 years, including another Super Bowl apperance- a heartbreaking loss to [the Patriots] in 2001 on a last second field goal.  In 2005, though, the team struggled mightily and the once powerful offense began to fade.

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