Los Angeles Rams Suites

Offense: Fresh off of the big move from St. Lous to Los Angeles, the Rams are looking to build excitement for the upcoming year.  The team certainly did that when they gave up a king's ransom to select UC Berkeley product Jared Goff with the first overall pick of the 2016 NFL Draft. Goff has all the makings of a franchise quarterback with a big time arm and great football mind so the team is obviously excited to hand him the keys to the offense. Todd Gurley was the best rookie running back in the NFL last year.  He looks like a future star and has the potential to be one of the best in the league at the position.  The former Georgia bulldog rushed for over 1,100 yards last year joining Hall of Famers Jerome Bettis and Erick Dickerson as the only Rams to finish with over 1,000 yards in their rookie seasons. While both Goff and Gurley project as stars in the NFL the weapons around them are a little more in question.  West Virginia Product Tavon Austin is lightning fast and has shown off tantalizing potential over the past few years but has yet to put it all together.  Last year he finished with 52 catches and 473 yards and was actually one of the few wide receivers who can run the ball effectively as he also rushed for over 400 yards on only 52 attempts.  Wide Receiver Kenny Britt suprisingly had an excellent season as the Rams leading receiver and finished second in the NFL in yards per catch.  At the tight end spot, Lance Kendricks looks to be productive at the spot that Jared Cook has been occupying for years. Luckily for Goff, he will be protected by one of the best offensive lines in the league.  Led by left tackle Greg Robinson the Rams offensive line allowed the fewest sacks in the NFL while bulldozing opposing defensive lineman for the 7th best rushing attack in the league.

Defense:  The Rams Defense is captained by insanely quick defensive tackle Aaron Donald.  Donald was named to the Pro Bowl in 2015 after posting one of the most dominant defensive seasons of all time.  In 2016, the Pitt product will be looking to improve upon the 11 sacks, 22 tackles for loss and 49 quarterback hurries he finished with last season.  The other defensive end Robert Quinn is pretty darn good in his own right.  Quinn was an All-Pro in 2014 and 2015 but sadly was injured for 8 games last season.  With Aaron Donald and a healthy Robert Quinn lining up together the Rams are going to consistently pressure the quarterback and shut down opposing running backs this season.  Linebacker Mark Barron had a breakout season last year as the converted safety led the team with 116 sacks and 4 forced fumples.  In the secondary, cornerbacks Trumaine Johnson and Marcus Roberson played their best seasons yet, combining for 100 tackles on the year.  Johnson intercepted opposing quarterbacks 7 times last year and the Rams are confident that he will take over the #1 cornerback spot and play admirably.  Roberson will be bumbed up into a starting role at the opposite cornerback, a spot which he demonstrated that he was well-prepared for in 2015 when he intercepted 6 passes.

Schedule:  In 2016, the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum will be hosting the Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, New York Giants, Carolina Panthers, Miami Dolphins, Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers and the Arizona Cardinals.

Suites and Special Events: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is one of the most iconic venues in American professional sports.  It was originally built to host the 1932 Olympics but has since been used for numerous sporting events.  Currently the Coliseum hosts the University of Southern California football games and the St. Lous Rams home games.  Luxury suites at the Coliseum can be purchased on a game by game basis and include VIP parking passes, entrance into the exclusive club level, a dedicated suite attendant, a private restroom, and a custom catering menu.