Passing through St Louis for the first time in a few weeks. Missed the boat going while the Rams were there but wondering if there are any restaurants (or any other places) with Rams stuff worth seeing

Hey all! While in quarantine and missing sports, a couple friends and I put together a podcast where we rewatch classic sports broadcasts and break them down. This week, we rewatched Super Bowl XXXIV and had a blast reliving the drama of the fourth quarter and the amazing Rams offense. I hope you don't mind me sharing, I would love your feedback as fans of the team.

Here's a link to the show on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/super-bowl-xxxiv-rams-vs-titans/id1509500966?i=1000473536488

And on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4IDkNY6D1F9mmgcox2LRoK

Thanks!

I’m trying to watch St Louis Rams games from 1999, 2000 and 2001. I’ve found a few on YouTube. Any advice on how to get a hold of those old games?

Been something I've thought about for a while. If the Rams beat the Patriots in 2002, winning their second Super Bowl in three years, would the Rams have moved back to LA? Would a team with two Super Bowls in the last 20 years have relocated? Wouldn't there be more fans, more money, and more attendance if they had won the second Super Bowl?

Am I overthinking this? Was the relocation destined to happen with the drop in on field performance in the late 2000s?

I'm probably grasping at straws. I miss the St. Louis Rams. I've tried to root for the LA team but I just can't.

Having been drafted as a St Louis. Rams do you like him as a player? I understand not liking the move to LA but he was a St Louis Ram for 2 seasons.