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The 30 Best Los Angeles Rams Players of All Time

By YPB Team

From the Fearsome Foursome to the Greatest Show on Turf, the LA Rams have produced some of football's all-time legends. Who is the franchise's greatest?

  1. Isaac Bruce — ranked #11
    Isaac Bruce
    All-time Rams leader in receiving yards (14,109) who made the Super Bowl-winning catch in Super Bowl XXXIV.
    1000pts
  2. Eric Dickerson — ranked #22
    Eric Dickerson
    Hall of Fame running back who set the NFL single-season rushing record of 2,105 yards with the Rams in 1984.
    927pts
  3. Tom Fears — ranked #33
    Tom Fears
    Hall of Fame wide receiver who led the NFL in receptions three straight years and caught the TD in the 1951 Championship game.
    877pts
  4. Deacon Jones — ranked #44
    Deacon Jones
    Hall of Fame defensive end and inventor of the sack, a cornerstone of the Rams' feared 'Fearsome Foursome' defensive line.
    600pts
  5. Cooper Kupp — ranked #55
    Cooper Kupp
    Triple Crown-winning wide receiver and Super Bowl LVI MVP who posted the greatest single-season receiving stats in NFL history.
    600pts
  6. Aaron Donald — ranked #66
    Aaron Donald
    Three-time Defensive Player of the Year and consensus greatest interior lineman ever, recording 111 sacks in 154 Rams games.
    600pts
  7. Torry Holt — ranked #77
    Torry Holt
    Seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who formed a dominant duo with Isaac Bruce in the 'Greatest Show on Turf' era.
    600pts
  8. Merlin Olsen — ranked #88
    Merlin Olsen
    Hall of Fame defensive tackle and anchor of the 'Fearsome Foursome,' a 14-time Pro Bowl selection for the Rams.
    467pts
  9. Bob Waterfield — ranked #99
    Bob Waterfield
    Hall of Fame dual-threat quarterback who led the Rams to their first NFL championship in 1945.
    467pts
  10. Elroy Hirsch — ranked #1010
    Elroy Hirsch
    Nicknamed 'Crazy Legs,' this Hall of Fame wide receiver was one of the first great pass-catchers in NFL history.
    300pts
  11. Jack Youngblood — ranked #1111
    Jack Youngblood
    Hall of Fame defensive end who famously played in the Super Bowl on a broken leg, embodying Rams toughness for 14 seasons.
    86pts
  12. Jackie Slater — ranked #1212
    Jackie Slater
    Hall of Fame offensive tackle who anchored the Rams offensive line for 20 seasons from 1976 to 1995.
    86pts
  13. Kurt Warner — ranked #1313
    Kurt Warner
    Undrafted former grocery clerk who won two MVP awards and the Super Bowl XXXIV MVP as quarterback of the Rams' 'Greatest Show on Turf'.
  14. Marshall Faulk — ranked #1414
    Marshall Faulk
    Hall of Fame running back and 2000 NFL MVP who won three straight Offensive Player of the Year awards as the engine of the Greatest Show on Turf.
  15. Orlando Pace — ranked #1515
    Orlando Pace
    Hall of Fame left tackle and No. 1 overall pick who protected Kurt Warner's blind side and made seven Pro Bowls in 12 seasons with the Rams.
  16. Norm Van Brocklin — ranked #1616
    Norm Van Brocklin
    Hall of Fame quarterback who threw for an NFL-record 554 yards in a 1951 game and the winning touchdown pass in that year's championship game.
  17. Tom Mack — ranked #1717
    Tom Mack
    Hall of Fame guard who never missed a game in 13 seasons with the Rams from 1966 and was selected to 11 Pro Bowls.
  18. Rosey Grier — ranked #1818
    Rosey Grier
    Defensive tackle in the Fearsome Foursome alongside Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen and Lamar Lundy, one of the most feared lines of the 1960s.
  19. Night Train Lane — ranked #1919
    Night Train Lane
    Hall of Fame cornerback who set the NFL single-season record of 14 interceptions as a Rams rookie in 1952, a mark that still stands.
  20. Les Richter — ranked #2020
    Les Richter
    Hall of Fame linebacker who made eight Pro Bowls in nine seasons with the Rams in the 1950s.
  21. Eddie Meador — ranked #2121
    Eddie Meador
    Rams safety from 1959 to 1970 who holds the franchise record of 46 interceptions and made six Pro Bowls.
  22. Roman Gabriel — ranked #2222
    Roman Gabriel
    Quarterback who won the 1969 NFL MVP award and led the Rams for more than a decade from 1962 as one of the league's first big, mobile passers.
  23. Fred Dryer — ranked #2323
    Fred Dryer
    Defensive end who spent ten seasons with the Rams from 1972 and remains the only NFL player to record two safeties in a single game.
  24. Kevin Greene — ranked #2424
    Kevin Greene
    Hall of Fame pass rusher who spent his first eight seasons with the Rams from 1985, including back-to-back 16.5-sack seasons in 1988 and 1989.
  25. Steven Jackson — ranked #2525
    Steven Jackson
    The franchise's all-time leading rusher with 10,138 yards, who posted eight straight 1,000-yard seasons for the St. Louis Rams from 2005.
  26. Todd Gurley — ranked #2626
    Todd Gurley
    2017 Offensive Player of the Year who scored 40 touchdowns across 2017 and 2018 and powered the Rams to Super Bowl LIII.
  27. Matthew Stafford — ranked #2727
    Matthew Stafford
    Quarterback acquired from Detroit in 2021 who led the Rams to victory in Super Bowl LVI in his first season with the team.
  28. Jalen Ramsey — ranked #2828
    Jalen Ramsey
    All-Pro cornerback acquired in 2019 who anchored the Rams' secondary in the Super Bowl LVI-winning 2021 season.
  29. Andrew Whitworth — ranked #2929
    Andrew Whitworth
    Veteran left tackle who won the Walter Payton Man of the Year award and Super Bowl LVI in his final NFL season.
  30. Puka Nacua — ranked #3030
    Puka Nacua
    Fifth-round pick who set NFL rookie records with 105 catches and 1,486 receiving yards in 2023.

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