List of Los Angeles Rams starting quarterbacks

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Jared Goff (2016-2020) Jared Goff 2020.jpg
Jared Goff (2016–2020)

These quarterbacks have started at least one game for the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League. The Rams were formerly known as the St. Louis Rams and the Cleveland Rams. The players are listed in order of the date of each player's first start at quarterback for the Rams.

Contents

Regular season

Nick Foles (2015) Nick Foles 2015.jpg
Nick Foles (2015)
Sam Bradford (2010-2013) Rams quarterback Sam Bradford at the coaching clinic.jpg
Sam Bradford (2010–2013)
Marc Bulger (2002-2009) Marc-Bulger-Rams-vs-Jets-Nov-9-08.jpg
Marc Bulger (2002–2009)
Kurt Warner (1999-2003) KurtWarnerSuperBowlXXXIV.jpg
Kurt Warner (1999–2003)
Norm Van Brocklin (1950-1957) Van Brocklin 1951 Bowman.jpg
Norm Van Brocklin (1950–1957)

The number of games they started during the season is listed to the right:

Season(s)Quarterback(s)References
Cleveland Rams 1937–1945
1937 Bob Snyder [1]
1938 Bob Snyder [2]
1939 Parker Hall [3]
1940 Parker Hall [4]
1941 Parker Hall [5]
1942 Parker Hall / Jack Jacobs [6]
1943No team due to World War II
1944 Albie Reisz [7]
1945 Bob Waterfield [8]
Los Angeles Rams 1946–1994
1946 Bob Waterfield [9]
1947 Bob Waterfield (8) [10]
1948 Bob Waterfield (8) / Jim Hardy (3) [11]
1949 Bob Waterfield (11) [12]
1950 Bob Waterfield (6) / Norm Van Brocklin (6) [13]
1951 Bob Waterfield (10) / Norm Van Brocklin (2) [14]
1952 Bob Waterfield (6) / Norm Van Brocklin (6) [15]
1953 Norm Van Brocklin (12) [16]
1954 Norm Van Brocklin (11) / Bill Wade (1) [17]
1955 Norm Van Brocklin (12) [18]
1956 Bill Wade (8) / Norm Van Brocklin (4) [19]
1957 Norm Van Brocklin (12) [20]
1958 Bill Wade (12) [21]
1959 Bill Wade (9) / Frank Ryan (3) [22]
1960 Bill Wade (6) / Frank Ryan (5) / Buddy Humphrey (1) [23]
1961 Zeke Bratkowski (11) / / Frank Ryan (3) [24]
1962 Zeke Bratkowski (9) / Roman Gabriel (4) / Ron Miller (1) [25]
1963 Roman Gabriel (9) / Zeke Bratkowski (4) / Terry Baker (1) [26]
1964 Bill Munson (8) / Roman Gabriel (6) [27]
1965 Bill Munson (10) / Roman Gabriel (4) [28]
1966 Roman Gabriel (14) [29]
1967 Roman Gabriel (14) [30]
1968 Roman Gabriel (14) [31]
1969 Roman Gabriel (14) [32]
1970 Roman Gabriel (14) [33]
1971 Roman Gabriel (14) [34]
1972 Roman Gabriel (12) / Pete Beathard (2) [35]
1973 John Hadl (14) [36]
1974 James Harris (9) / John Hadl (5) [37]
1975 James Harris (13) / Ron Jaworski (1) [38]
1976 Pat Haden (7) / James Harris (5) / Ron Jaworski (2) [39]
1977 Pat Haden (10) / Joe Namath (4) [40]
1978 Pat Haden (16) [41]
1979 Pat Haden (10) / Vince Ferragamo (5) / Jeff Rutledge (1) [42]
1980 Vince Ferragamo (15) / Pat Haden (1) [43]
1981 Pat Haden (11) / Dan Pastorini (5) [44]
1982 Vince Ferragamo (5) / Bert Jones (4) [45]
1983 Vince Ferragamo (16) [46]
1984 Jeff Kemp (13) / Vince Ferragamo (3) [47]
1985 Dieter Brock (15) / Jeff Kemp (1) [48]
1986 Steve Bartkowski (6) / Jim Everett (5) / Steve Dils (5) [49]
1987 Jim Everett (11) / Steve Dils (4) [50]
1988 Jim Everett (16) [51]
1989 Jim Everett (16) [52]
1990 Jim Everett (16) [53]
1991 Jim Everett (16) [54]
1992 Jim Everett (16) [55]
1993 Jim Everett (9) / T.J. Rubley (7) [56]
1994 Chris Miller (10) / Chris Chandler (6) [57]
St. Louis Rams 1995–2015
1995 Chris Miller (13) / Mark Rypien (3) [58]
1996 Tony Banks (13) / Steve Walsh (3) [59]
1997 Tony Banks (16) [60]
1998 Tony Banks (14) / Steve Bono (2) [61]
1999 Kurt Warner (16) [62]
2000 Kurt Warner (11) / Trent Green (5) [63]
2001 Kurt Warner (16) [64]
2002 Marc Bulger (7) / Kurt Warner (6) / Jamie Martin (2) / Scott Covington (1) [65]
2003 Marc Bulger (15) / Kurt Warner (1) [66]
2004 Marc Bulger (14) / Chris Chandler (2) [67]
2005 Marc Bulger (8) / Jamie Martin (5) / Ryan Fitzpatrick (3) [68]
2006 Marc Bulger (16) [69]
2007 Marc Bulger (12) / Gus Frerotte (3) / Brock Berlin (1) [70]
2008 Marc Bulger (15) / Trent Green (1) [71]
2009 Marc Bulger (8) / Kyle Boller (4) / Keith Null (4) [72]
2010 Sam Bradford (16) [73]
2011 Sam Bradford (10) / A. J. Feeley (3) / Kellen Clemens (3) [74]
2012 Sam Bradford (16) [75]
2013 Kellen Clemens (9) / Sam Bradford (7) [76]
2014 Austin Davis (8) / Shaun Hill (8) [77]
2015 Nick Foles (11) / Case Keenum (5) [78]
Los Angeles Rams 2016–present
2016 Case Keenum (9) / Jared Goff (7) [79]
2017 Jared Goff (15) / Sean Mannion (1) [80]
2018 Jared Goff (16) [81]
2019 Jared Goff (16) [82]
2020 Jared Goff (15) / John Wolford (1) [83]
2021 Matthew Stafford (17)
2022 Matthew Stafford (9) / Baker Mayfield (4) / John Wolford (3) / Bryce Perkins (1)
2023 Matthew Stafford (15) / Carson Wentz (1) / Brett Rypien (1)
2024 Matthew Stafford (10)

Postseason

Season(s)Quarterback(s)
1945 Bob Waterfield (1–0)
1949 Bob Waterfield (0–1)
1950 Bob Waterfield (0–1)
1951 Bob Waterfield (1–0)
1952 Norm Van Brocklin (0–1)
1955 Norm Van Brocklin (0–1)
1967 Roman Gabriel (0–1)
1969 Roman Gabriel (0–1)
1973 John Hadl (0–1)
1974 James Harris (1–1)
1975 Ron Jaworski (1–0) / James Harris (0–1)
1976 Pat Haden (1–1)
1977 Pat Haden (0–1)
1978 Pat Haden (1–1)
1979 Vince Ferragamo (2–1)
1980 Vince Ferragamo (0–1)
1983 Vince Ferragamo (1–1)
1984 Jeff Kemp (0–1)
1985 Dieter Brock (1–1)
1986 Jim Everett (0–1)
1988 Jim Everett (0–1)
1989 Jim Everett (2–1)
1999 Kurt Warner (3–0)
2000 Kurt Warner (0–1)
2001 Kurt Warner (2–1)
2003 Marc Bulger (0–1)
2004 Marc Bulger (1–1)
2017 Jared Goff (0–1)
2018 Jared Goff (2–1)
2020 John Wolford (1–0)* / Jared Goff (0–1)
2021 Matthew Stafford (4–0)
2023 Matthew Stafford (0–1)

Most games as starting quarterback

The following quarterbacks have the most starts for the Rams in regular season games. Bold text indicates the player is currently on the team's roster.

NameGPGSWLTPct
Roman Gabriel 13011974396.647
Jim Everett 1071054659—.438
Norm Van Brocklin 1046542203.669
Marc Bulger 96954154—.432
Jared Goff 69694227—.609
Pat Haden 655535191.645
Matthew Stafford 51512922–.569
Kurt Warner 53503515—.700

Team career passing records

(Through the 2024 NFL Season)

NameCompAtt%YdsTDInt
Marc Bulger 1,9693,17162.122,81412293
Jim Everett 1,8473,27756.423,758142123
Roman Gabriel 1,7053,31351.522,223154112
Jared Goff 1,5362,42163.418,17110755
Matthew Stafford 1,1681,77565.813,4958843
Kurt Warner 1,1211,68866.414,44710265
Sam Bradford 1,0321,76058.611,0655938
Norm Van Brocklin 1,0111,89753.316,114118127
Bob Waterfield 8141,61750.311,84997128

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