List of Los Angeles Rams players

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The following is a list of notable past players of the Los Angeles Rams, formerly the St. Louis Rams and the Cleveland Rams.

Contents

Notable alumni

No.PlayerPosition(s)Years played
26 Jim Hardy QB1946–1948
13 Kenny Washington RB1946–1948
83 Flipper Anderson WR1988–1994
36 Jerome Bettis RB1993–1995
5 Dieter Brock QB1985
90 Larry Brooks DT1972–1982
76 Bob Brown OT1969–1970
32 Cullen Bryant DB, RB1973–1982, 1987
22 John Cappelletti RB1974–1978
73 Charlie Cowan OT1961–1975
21 Nolan Cromwell S1977–1987
88 Preston Dennard WR1978–1983
29 Eric Dickerson RB1983–1987
89 Fred Dryer DE1972–1981
80 Henry Ellard WR1983–1993
42 Dave Elmendorf S1971–1979
11 Jim Everett QB1986–1993
28 Marshall Faulk RB1999–2005
55 Tom Fears End1948–1956
15 Vince Ferragamo QB1977–1980, 1982–1984
77 Doug France OT1975–1981
18 Roman Gabriel QB1962–1972
25 Jerry Gray CB1985–1971
91 Kevin Greene LB1985–1992
11 Pat Haden QB1976–1981
60 Dennis Harrah G1975–1987
72 Kent Hill G1979–1986
50 Ken Iman C1965–1974
40 Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch RB, WR1949–1957
47 Leroy Irvin CB1980–1989
75 Deacon Jones DE1961–1971
52 Mike Jones LB1997–2000
41 Todd Lyght CB1991–2000
65 Tom Mack G1966–1978
21 Eddie Meador CB1959–1970
30 Lawrence McCutcheon RB1972–1979
74 Merlin Olsen DT1962–1976
49 Rod Perry CB1975–1982
54/64 Jack Reynolds LB1970–1980
67/48 Les Richter LB1954–1962
61 Rich Saul C1970–1981
71 Joe Scibelli OG1961–1975
78 Jackie Slater OT1976–1995
84 Jack Snow WR1965–1975
27 Pat Thomas CB1976–1982
25/11 Norm Van Brocklin QB, P1949–1957
7 Bob Waterfield QB, DB, K, P1945–1952
33 Charles White RB1985–1988
76 Orlando Pace LT1997–2009
98 Grant Wistrom DE1998–2003
13 Kurt Warner QB1998–2003
35 Aeneas Williams DB2001–2004
85 Jack Youngblood DE1971–1984
53 Jim Youngblood LB1973–1984
29 Harold Jackson WR1973–1977
12 Joe Namath QB1977
77 Verda T. 'Vitamin T' Smith RB1949–53

Current players

Quarterbacks

Running backs

Wide receivers

Tight ends

Offensive linemen

Defensive linemen

Linebackers

Defensive backs

Special teams

  • Currently vacant
Reserve lists

Unrestricted FAs

Restricted FAs

Exclusive-Rights FAs

Rookies in italics

Roster updated January 15, 2023

41 active, 9 inactive, 27 free agent(s)

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First-round draft picks

Super Bowl XXXIV Championship Roster

The 1999 St. Louis Rams NFL Championship Team

Offensive backs

Receivers

Kickers

 

Offensive line

Linebackers

 

Defensive backs

Defensive line

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