The Rams, the Chargers and you: A brief guide to L.A.'s NFL teams
The Rams were L.A.’s first football team, arriving in 1946. The Rams left after the 1994 season to go to St. Louis. The Raiders overlapped with the Rams for about 10 years in L.A., but that team left in 1995 to go back to Oakland. Now that team is in Las Vegas.
For more than 20 years, the entertainment capital of the world existed without an NFL franchise. That means for over two decades, the Jack Nicholsons of our town had one less place to show up and out. This was largely because of a split fan base — the Rams and the Raiders — and the destructive aftermath of theNow we have the Rams back and the Chargers in town as our hometown teams, both sharing the field in SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
"It got pretty messy but here we are: The Rams are Super Bowl Champions and the Chargers are moving up too," says Manzano. Listen
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