The Most Potent Offense in NFL History | The Timeline: Greatest Show on Turf | NFL Films

"The Timeline: Greatest Show on Turf" chronicles the 1999-2001 St. Louis Rams. Led by Hall of Famers Kurt Warner, and Marshall Faulk the "Greatest Show on Turf" set multiple offensive records and set the foundation for the high-paced offense's we see today. Watch the full episode with NFL Game Pass! - www.nfl.com/gamepass?campaign...
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[@philmoore3794]

No mention of Orlando Pace, one of the greatest OTs in NFL history.

[@chris.hartliss]

100%

[@jesseavila1355]

For real

[@MrPreacher51]

Yup! Pace was rock solid!

[@hoorayboobs]

Not to mention Leonard Little, my favorite D lineman of all time

[@jesseavila1355]

@@hoorayboobs yeah but low-key my fab guy on defense was dre bly

[@Peppapigslaysxox664]

"Tonight a dynasty is born" except at the time nobody thought it would end up being the Patriots and not the Rams

[@chillvibes375]

Kimani Gregoire best line ever 😂😂 go patriots hahahahaha

[@johnwayne6654]

Exactly what I was thinking, ironic how that worked out

[@shahid8545]

Kimani Gregoire agreed bro

[@SlXkxmx]

Please, I won 500 on the game.. Clearly, didn't think the Rams would win. Tbf, everyone thought I was crazy taking the bet.

[@jasonmatiteeb9225]

Kimani Gregoire yeah

[@buttersbeans6929]

Madden needs Legend teams BAD

[@YourMom-yp7pb]

Forealslike how NBA 2k does . That be dope

[@Antbeast23]

Still playing the older Madden's where they have legend teams. I love it.

[@dilla269]

It got them this year

[@futuregohan4837]

Except For The Fact That Brett Favre Isn't On The Packers Teams For Some Odd Reason

[@zacharydavis9526]

Badly*

[@UnlimitedK9]

NFL Films could make a 7-9 Saints team more exciting than a 14-2 Patriots team

[@MrYouarethecancer]

UnlimitedK9 cause the pats are a system baby team

[@kendyer8761]

MrYouarethecancer 2/10 try again troll.

[@VikramP]

Could make a saints defense look more exciting lmao

[@deblokz]

NFL Films could make the 0-16 Detriot Lions more exciting than the 16-0 Patriots.

[@ThatKidFromNZ]

UnlimitedK9 I

[@chrissikora8097]

Its amazing how Well Kurt Warner just got off the bench and into this high octane machine and ABSOLUTELY DOMINATED!!!!!

[@Gungho73]

It's because Kurt Warner was willing to get hit. He would stay in the pocket to make a play work. It's why when he was fully available in his career you could punch his teams to the super bowl.

[@peacebewithu9684]

That’s why he’s in the HoF

[@rsomers8032]

The GSOT offense is basically the father of today's NFL offenses.

[@aaronwalker1678]

Which was from the Don Coryell Chargers offense of the 80s

[@IamSSAINVINCIBLEx]

Until the Chiefs drafted Patrick Mahomes

[@dwightlove3704]

@@aaronwalker1678 Then years later the Pats obliterated the Rams mark for having the greatest offense in league history in '07 that was shut down by the NY Giants.

[@dwightlove3704]

@@aaronwalker1678 Gilman's pass happy offense in the '60s with Lance Alworth which had Coryell on his staff.

[@rygap7363]

@@dwightlove3704 'the Rams mark'? - I think they beat the 98 Vikings mark as far as points scored.

[@jacobwoosley7375]

6:54 “St. Louis, the Gateway to the West, is now the Gateway to the BEST, football team in the world!” What a great call. We will never forget our ST LOUIS Rams!

[@jpmnky]

It is corny. But I remember that call almost 20 years on. The 2nd half of that game was legendary.

[@wizard1687]

Mike Busch with the call

[@PeteNice29]

@That one dude who’s a dude No one has issue with the team. Kroenke can grip a power line as far as STL is concerned.

[@hoorayboobs]

Isaac Bruce is an amazing man. Got the honor of meeting him and Torry Holt at a minicamp after a car accident. The Rams organization welcomed me in with open arms and I will never forget it. Rams fan for life

[@sethlogan9724]

That is beautiful. What an honor and memory. Go Rams!

[@matthewsmith1779]

Ike was a beast.

[@Shinuchiha_99]

I rode with a Lyft driver who grew up with Mike Martz extended family in Colorado Springs Colorado in the late 80s early 90s.. pretty cool actually I never knew he was from my state.. one of the most underrated offensive masterminds of the 21st century nfl… my dad grew up with greg beikert who recovered the tuck rule fumble which is pretty cool though the guy is even from the same town I’m from.. 😅

[@caidendaniel4537]

Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and Believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9

[@TheOhrenberger]

"tonight a dynasty is born." he wasn't wrong

[@tk6137]

a dynasty?????? baaahahahaaaa... a dynasty doesnt barely win only one super bowl...lol

[@TheOhrenberger]

@@tk6137 I wasn't talking about the rams ;)

[@anthonyestrada3580]

@@tk6137 that hurt 😞😔😢

[@MrEOM41]

It’s a shame it wasn’t The Rams

[@unspoken00]

But still though, that drive by McNair towards the end of the game was incredible.

[@JammaLamma]

unspoken00 I thought for sure that last play was gonna be a td when he caught it on the run so close to the end zone. But yeah good point that was a memorable Superbowl.

[@DNSKansas]

Jaguars would have beaten the Rams. Coughlin would have outcoached Vermeil and Martz.

[@EboTV1]

unspoken00 true

[@bgpeters22]

David Steinle too bad they lost at home to Tennessee by double digits.

[@orgeebaharvin8892]

unspoken00 Steve McNair always best against the odds, what a QB!

[@heismanhighlights5123]

So we gonna act like the lineman didn't have anything to do with their success lmao 👀👀

[@Murf_Workshop]

Right?! The guys at scrimmage and how well they play determine the success of the drive

[@1brownsfan296]

Heisman Highlights Yeah if anything it was all lineman. Mike Martz ran his own version of the Air Coryell system which is very delicate and requires lineman that can block

[@Myblacknadz]

every rams fan knows how important orlando pace was

[@ericshaffer8380]

They never credit the Oline. They just give all the credit to overrated QBs who have all day to throw it like Brady.

[@Antbeast23]

Heisman Highlights of course but it's too cliche. U need playmakers too. U can't have an average running back behind a great Oline

[@MrEOM41]

The 99' Rams are one of the Greatest teams of all time

[@screwdriverman5-kf2ui]

Eh

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

The 1999 Rams have the record for most total points scored in a single season by a Super Bowl champion

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

@@screwdriverman5-kf2ui you're on serious opioids if you think otherwise. They had the highest scoring Super Bowl offense of all time and had a #4 ranked defense.

[@MrEOM41]

@@yaahlabanyamyan144 that offense was deadly

[@ARluvr1]

I sure do miss this team. I was very lucky to be able to go see this live, made memories I’ll never forget.

[@kevinpayton2664]

The 1999-2001 Rams could score from anywhere on the field, at any time. I really enjoyed watching that team.

[@jonathanfrimerman8855]

2019 Chiefs score from anywhere like STL,like 2018.

[@cforgione100]

@@jonathanfrimerman8855 not even close . Kc has only led the league in scoring once . In general the rams so much more explosive and fun

[@OfficiallyRonny]

@@cforgione100 Chiefs did it again this year

[@cforgione100]

@@OfficiallyRonny kc isn’t close to rams level

[@OfficiallyRonny]

@@cforgione100 but Chiefs still did it

[@KT-cz7rm]

I remember being inn fourth grade watching these guys. It was like watching super heroes. Such a ridiculously great team

[@timmzzzz88]

Same buddy.. I started playing football that year because of them. I grew up in north east MO. And everybody was Chiefs fans. But Isaac Bruce was like you said, a hero to me... My fat ass played D tackle lol. But he was who got me into the sport

[@Wolf_3125]

I was in 2nd grade and living in Colorado in 1999. Everyone was here was still riding the wave of Elway leading the Broncos to back to back Super Bowls. The Rams took everyone by surprise. No one expected Steve Young to get injured and for the 49ers to collapse or for the Packers to miss the playoffs. Everyone was surprised when the Oilers became the Titans and went to the Super Bowl. 1999 was truly different season.

[@user-fr6qn9xl9e]

Those Tampa/Rams Monday Night Football games were the best games ever to watch.

[@user-fr6qn9xl9e]

Oh btw, that was a Tampa Bay catch in that playoff.

[@justfitz08]

As a kid I literally cried when the Bucs beat us in 01. Back then the Bucs seemed like the only team that truly understood our offense, and could compete on our level. I hated the Bucs back then lol, but those games were epic.

[@markg999]

Yes as a Bucs fan those Rams games were really good ones....we were the only team then that could keep that amazing offense under control.

[@TheAireaidLord]

Wow The Patriots held the Rams to 3 points going into the final quarter Fast forward to their rematch in SB 53, they get held to 3 points the ENTIRE game. That's incredible.

[@AyeeShaad]

TheAireaidLord Don’t forget to mention the Patriots filmed the Rams practice and still only won the Super Bowl by 3 points 😂 And don’t say that’s a lie cuz Brady literally admitted to it

[@keanuismyfather7477]

Still triggered

[@bionicman1921]

That's because the Patriots recorded the rams practice they knew all the plays the rams where doing .Patriots payed a fine from the NFL .....and should have been disqualified for cheating

[@bionicman1921]

Rodger Goodell said in an interview on the ESPN saying he wanted the Patriots to become the greatest team ever

[@ryanneistat2676]

@@bionicman1921 absolutely

[@freshhh_prince]

These guys are the reason that they're still my favorite team to this date. They really were something special to watch and as a kid growing up they really made watching football unlike anything else

[@caidendaniel4537]

Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9

[@Rancoroth419]

They changed the rules that year, specifically because of how dominant the St. Louis offense was, allowing DB's to contact with receivers far more then in years past. If you watch the game, the NE DB's were straight mugging the Rams receivers off the line, in some cases taking them to the ground. This definitively disrupts a timing offense. Once the Greatest show on turf was no more, the league changed the rules back to the old standard.

[@ashadows666]

This is what I tell ppl trying to say the 2007 Pats offense was better. The rules became more favorable for offenses after the GSOT. GSOT would have put up even bigger numbers in todays NFL.

[@rmd9988]

The rules never changed. Stop saying that.

[@SigandGibbs]

They changed the rules back after the Patriots destroyed the Colts with that tactic

[@rubenenrique3854]

Iloyd Martinez Besides the fact Bellicheat Spygate the Rams PlayBook!!

[@chrisdidonna7371]

Ruben Enrique no , IA

[@jasoncalvert4209]

Tory holt is one of those receivers we never here about like we should...dude was a great

[@margierogers7337]

Yep factz

[@patricemartin1258]

Big Facts

[@alexmatthews4182]

Still one of the greatest Superbowls of all time Titans against Rams, just wow

[@bradciari496]

“Tonight, a dynasty is born”...yeah there was a new dynasty alright

[@user-fr6qn9xl9e]

I miss Steve McNair. Steve, you were one of the few players that played better hurt. RIP Sir

[@bigger.1.bestrapperalive]

Toughest player ever. That super bowl year was remarkable.

[@dwightlove3704]

KAL EL McNair's career was ruined by Jeff Fisher conservative attitude on offense I personally felt that he should have been on that Rams team just to justify his status as a high draft pick he came from a pass happy NO HUDDLE offense while at Alcorn St where he threw the ball every down.

[@dwightlove3704]

@ALF RAYDOUGH That Raiders squad was robbed because of the BLASTED TUCK RULE!!!!!!!!!

[@damonclemons9105]

"We'll rally around Kurt Warner, and we'll play good football" and good... no, GREAT football they played indeed

[@Trickster310YT]

This team was a dynasty that was stopped by Brady. That second superbowl was theirs. Kurt Warner is my number 1 favorite qb

[@illmatic826]

My Saints stopped them from repeating in 2000 😎

[@caseywilhite6029]

@@illmatic826 your saints got beat by my rams from reaching the superbowl in 2019 😎

[@illmatic826]

@@caseywilhite6029 And the Rams proved they didn't belong in the Superbowl lmaoooooo cheating only gets you so far

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

@@illmatic826 Ok they held the Patriots to 3 until the 4th quarter as well.

[@andygreenberg1057]

Weren't stopped by Brady. They were stopped by the Pats. Brady was average at best in 01. Pats won the SB bcuz of coaching and that ferocious defense.

[@Rteezy2012]

Man those 3 years felt a hell of a lot longer than they were. Glad i got to watch them play even though it was never in person.

[@maxlu9373]

Just imagine if they made superbowl 35 against the Ravens. One of the most dominant defenses in the history of the NFL vs the greatest show on turf. Truly the unstoppable force vs the immovable object

[@nflfan5938]

Kurt, Faulk, Bruce, Holt, Orlando Pace what a offenseive lineup probably one of the best lineups in NFL history

[@KillenEMsoftly]

if the GSOT era Rams played in this "PASSING" league today oh my god

[@chris.hartliss]

Would be disgusting.

[@SOMMERTIME-jj1rl]

@@chris.hartliss they would prolly own the Legion of Boom in their prime

[@boxing9763]

SOMMERTIME 9496 The 2009-2010 saints defense was scary af too. I think they would of put up the best fight against this offense more than legion of boom.

[@chriss2702]

2018 dolphins

[@SOMMERTIME-jj1rl]

@@boxing9763 ur prolly right maybe the 85 bears would get owned to.

[@PRYVTgomerPYLE]

This team was the real deal... Smashmouth running, then throw bombs... To one of the many superstar reciever's that they had.

[@randomstuff45914]

Y'all forget that the greatest show on turf lasted for 3 seasons, the broncos offense wasn't as dominant for long

[@ElwoodBlues830]

It's such a shame that this great team has only one Super Bowl ring, and not three or four like the Pats, the Niners, the Steelers. They definitely left their mark, but their achievement is frustrating. Mike Martz is the Jaco Pastorius of football. Like a shooting star. His influence was inversely related to its shortness.

[@concord252able]

Yes one ring is sad to much talent

[@kevinpayton2664]

There were times when Mike Martz tried to get "cute" when it came to play calling and when it didn't work, he got heavily criticized for it.

[@RoeserFan1]

@@kevinpayton2664 I also think Martz let the team get sloppy. Turnovers, penalties, poor use of time outs and clock management cost them in '00 and '01, as great as they were.

[@kevinpayton2664]

@@RoeserFan1 Yes, as great as the Rams were, they were a lot of times undisciplined.

[@jayglenn82]

The rams were stupid forcing vermeil out and making Martz the head coach.

[@MrJeffrey316]

It was so fun to watch this team back in that timeframe. They were amazing. Kurt threw passes that I thought few could ever do, and he COMPLETED them! They were amazing.

[@drpepper1053]

Imagine a division rivalry between the legion of boom vs the greatest show on turf

[@ironcicadamkw5241]

too bad the Seahawks were in the AFC at the time

[@rauldoesgaming8484]

"The greatest show on turf" sounds like a high school football movie

[@Yono84]

Ive been a Vikings fan since 1997.. and the 98 Vikings, 2007 Pats 2011 Packers and 2013 Broncos have nothing on that 2000 Rams offense. IF anybody really saw this team..it wasnt fair.

[@patrickr2691]

Many of us saw this team in real life. The epic Moss teams of 1998 and especially 2007 are both superior.

[@justfitz08]

patrick r Those teams didn't do it 3 years in a row...

[@jbobbster]

justfitz08 Technically, since 2007, not just 2007, the Patriots have been able to maintain a consistent high-powered offense that can perform in all conditions. Recall how bad the Pats made the 2010 Bears defense look in a raging snowstorm in Chicago, after Moss had already been released. The Rams had a good 3 year offensive run from 1999-2001, but they couldn't maintain it. They carried the SB hangover into 2002 and never really got their offense in gear after that.

[@JinjaJesus]

Specterling the dominated the 3 years tho. No other team has done the offensively. Pats can maintian a good offense but not to the extent the rams were able to

[@millionwatts7512]

Every single one of those offenses scored more points and had a higher percentage of drives ending in an offensive score than the 2000 Rams. I know not everything is about stats, but at the end of the day scoring points is what offense is all about. I guess you could argue that the game evolved over time, but that still leaves us with the 98 Vikes.

[@hoorayboobs]

The Rams now remind me of that team. The GSOT will always hold a special place in my heart

[@ThirteenAmp]

Their success is what changed the NFL, the pass first offenses that runs the NFL now. Their success on and off the field (marketing and ratings) helped change all the defensive rules to keep offenses in the advantage

[@tylerbennett5282]

What the hell NFL Films? Why did you end it there? The final score wasn't 17-3, the Rams scored 14 points unanswered to tie it up.

[@brandonmcduff]

Late asf reply but exactly! Wheres the love for our almost comeback

[@iamlegend5373]

@@brandonmcduff no such thing as an almost comeback, you either win or you dont

[@ChandlerMurray.]

@@iamlegend5373 It's important because the following drive by Brady is what began their dynasty. But yeah you're right.

[@gordonreed2736]

No dynasty if not for stolen signs. But hey...he keeps bouncing back with any situation. Now at bucs

[@420troll4]

@@gordonreed2736 ahahahaha. still salty after all these years. if ya ain't cheatin', you ain't competin', friend-o!

[@Avvura]

Holt and Bruce my dudes

[@daebruh2034]

Xoaks Torry Holt is my cousin

[@tiotito31]

Those Buccaneers Rams games were exciting as hell back in the day. I remember that huge collision between Faulk and John Lynch lol. Those were fun times

[@bots08]

4 HOFs (Warner, Faulk, Pace, and Aeneas Williams) with the potential for two more (Bruce, Holt) were on the 1999-04 teams. The Greatest Football Stretch Ever in St. Louis Sports History.

[@jarvasedundy1]

They're all HOF: Warner, Faulk, Bruce,Holt, Pace (offense)

[@user-fr6qn9xl9e]

You forget how good those Rams/Titan teams were. Those teams were real teams.

[@user-fr6qn9xl9e]

Don't forget those Tampa teams.

[@ddave7026]

KAL EL what does "real teams" even mean? Flare ups..

[@kvmairforce]

Until the Patriots came...

[@zeaferjones1404]

The 2000 Titans were fantastically good. They ended up losing to Baltimore but if I remember correctly they beat that Baltimore team twice in the regular season. 99 Titan's also gave the Rams a really good game in the Super bowl.

[@malcolmcouturier6993]

If Bruce didnt have a hamstring problem early on in his career, I think he wouldve had an even greater career.

[@philipquaglino]

Faulk was traded for a Rd. 2 and a Rd. 5?????? WOW...he was stolen!

[@bennyrobinson1935]

those picks were used for Indy's defense. the 2nd rounder was a linebacker out of Florida, Mike Peterson. The 5th rounder was a defensive end from Penn St., Brad Scioli

[@robertridley1029]

The Colts also picked Edgerrin James that year, and the next year they got Reggie Wayne to go with Marvin Harrison, and they got offensive and defensive linemen like Dwight Freeney, so it's not like the Colts were tanking when they got rid of Faulk.

[@paranoyd29906]

I loved that Colts Team man...and I'm from StL.Freeney spin move was vicious....

[@kevinpayton2664]

I think that Marshall Faulk is the main reason that the offense worked so well.

[@jeffreysteik3153]

He was about to be a free agent so the colts at least got somthing but you are right

[@abhig2359]

13:19 Well, he wasn't wrong...lol

[@JahreemtheDream1]

Abhi Gundu lol he had no idea

[@dohertyethan]

that is the best quote caught on camera!

[@MahdiKnicks]

He was right but it was the pats LOL

[@giggusmaximus2167]

Mahdi Knicks NOOOO REALLY?!? Literally none of us caught that dude lmao

[@dawsonindustries]

Biggest eat your words moment in my life

[@felix52492]

Growing up I loved watching kurt, Marshall and the rams play. They were extremely entertaining. Being a die hard pats fan it hurts me to say this but they definitely were the best offense ever. The biggest difference between this team and the 07 or 13 broncos was they had a hall of fame running back who could dominate games. The pats and broncos didnt have that. Whats crazy is that not one of those teams on a championship the year they had there record setting offenses.

[@Nautilus1972]

Didn't the Pats have the top offense when we Bears pantsed them in the Superbowl?

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

@@Nautilus1972 nope, the SD Chargers had the best offense in 1985. They didn’t even make the playoffs that season lol!😂

[@jhgosnell]

Love Warner's motion...fluid and powerful.

[@CZECHMATE650]

Rodney Harrison broke more legs in his career than any mobster that ever lived

[@c.j.9072]

Rodney Harrison just wanna say Thankyou Rams don't become what they are with Green at QB they would have been good but not the GSOT

[@Frostrazor]

love your avatar icon, mate.

[@ichuck7]

I love Michael Ironsides doing the voice for this video.

[@Jasperkid4life]

Yeah its pretty cool hearing Sam fisher talk about football

[@omegasprinter]

He has a great voice

[@kimchi2780]

That hit on Trent Green was filthy.

[@chrisratcliff7466]

Those were such glorious days at the Dome. Im gonna go cry now

[@KnockOffBeingFat]

The Los Angeles Rams Now need to Win a Super Bowl This season!! 55 years over due!! Now come on! WIN THE DAMN THING!

[@michaelleroy9281]

They won the damn thing in February 2022

[@michaeldubin8220]

That offense is really the air Coryell offense of 20 years ago, which put up similar numbers. You can't have success with it unless you have talent at wr,qb,rb,and old. The downside is it doesn't control the ball to run out the clock and rest the d.

[@Bc232klm]

This is the team that really got me to first start watching the NFL

[@joegusset5902]

My dad had season tickets for the rams during these days now we live in Kansas City and now he’s watching mahomes and the chiefs offense...

[@OllieBlazin]

People try and say the 2007 Pats and the 2013 Broncos as better offenses but the difference is the Rams won the Superbowl the year they set records. The 2007 Pats and 2013 Broncos lost in the Superbowl. They also bring up that Warner only had 41 TDs while Brady and Manning had 50 and 55 respectively but the Rams actually had run game as well. Marshal Faulk was a beast on the ground. Also when you think of the Pats and Broncos you only think of their ONE year. The Greatest Show on Turf was MULTIPLE years.

[@suhjested5955]

OllieBlazin Broncos had 2015 as well. Pats had other good seasons.

[@seanmurphy4622]

Man if they had not torn the team a part, you would have never heard of Tom Brady! This is the greatest team in history!

[@w41duvernay]

Redskins fan, here. I've been watching football since 1974. I've got to say the most potent offensive I saw was the old Sand Diego Superchargers.

[@seveglider8406]

Air Coryell was amazing! Rules weren't as offensive friendly in the early 80's as they were for the Rams, Patriots, Broncos and Saints!

[@ellismarcelle321]

As a Giants fan, and a person enamored with the sleek brilliance of that offensive show, RICKY PROEHL made that offense go. He was the one who made the tough possession catches, and came up clutch when the defense stretched themselves thin trying to deal with Holt, Bruce, and Faulk!

[@johnworley1466]

It was like watching magic come together, All really good spiritual, emotional guys with 100% HEART LOVED living in St. Loius then THANK YOU RAMS FOR ALL YOU DID FOR OUR CITY ON AND OFF THE FIELD THANK YOU!!!!!!!

[@firedragon3804]

I’ve been a rams fan a long time and then and now was the best seasons of the rams no doubt

[@RepublicanNatio]

2011 saints offense was literally unstoppable. Even in their playoff loss to the 49ers they put up nearly 500 yards and 32 pts vs the nfls best defense.

[@zacharyponthieux8847]

RepublicanNatio a top 10 best offense at least

[@RepublicanNatio]

No doubt, and fyi im a packers fan. We had a hellacious offense in 2011 (went 15-1) but i cant help but admit the saints had the best offense that year. It was honestly the best offense ive witnessed. Only way the other team would get the ball is a turnover, morestead hardly punted at all haha

[@bennyrobinson1935]

green bay obviously had the best offense then

[@IAM-pb1uc]

1995 Detroit Lions. 4000 yard passer ( Scott Mitchell ). 1500 yards rushing ( Barry Sanders ) and two 100 catch receivers ( H. Moore and B. Perriman ). This team gets no love because they didn't make it to the Super Bowl but that was one of the best offenses ever. Also don't forget the 1998 Minnesota Vikings. Randy Moss was unstoppable.

[@stephenh5944]

How many yards could a good QB have got with that team?

[@markminter6312]

I remember that Lions team. They started 3-6 then won their last seven to make the playoffs. During that win streak their offense was absolutely explosive. Then of course they got annihilated in the wild card round by the Eagles, but even in losing they put up 37 points.

[@musclebone7875]

My Bucs was the only Defense at that time that could match up against Rams. Those were some great games! Bucs vs Rams

[@WTMNNJR]

Bucs and maybe Steelers.

[@zeaferjones1404]

The Ravens had a really great D. Although Kurt Warner proved himself in the first game against the Ravens. His worse game was that NFC championship against Tampa.

[@um52]

99 and 01 Rams offense was unreal..them 98 Vikings were pretty damn amazing also

[@stephenh5944]

The Rams 01 defense was pretty killer too (3rd in league)

[@c.j.9072]

6,000 yards passing and that was before all the rule changes that helps today's offense.

[@yxseen.szn_]

Watching this warms my heart.

[@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday]

Greatest show on turf !

[@sylvestermutuku5654]

Damn straight. And from all the interviews and pieces ive seen, Kurt Warner seems like a real cool dude. He deserves all the success hes had.

[@JR-jp7mi]

I didn't watch the NFL until 2001 so it has always been weird for me when the Patriots weren't in the super bowl lol

[@rickypinson7768]

I grew up on this team. The first Super Bowl I ever watched was the 2000 Rams championship. I was only 11 at the time. Still remember that last play. Amazing game

[@guapedup300]

This is the reason why I am a Rams fan now. Marshall Faulk is my favorite NFL player ever. Good to see The Rams back on top thanks to Coach McVay for changing around that offense.

[@lcrossmk8563]

You were a fan of the Rams during both their St Louis and Los Angeles days? Well, you have my respect. You from STL or LA?

[@joshchristian6101]

Marshall Faulk changed the RB position forever.

[@paranoyd29906]

I was in the Navy and literally predicted them to win it all after their first game of the season. We were out to sea. I'm from StL and NO one could deny what these dudes had. Man I was in a dream.

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

LEGENDARY! I remember the first ever NFL jersey I ever got was back in 2000, I got a Kurt Warner Rams jersey even though I was and still am a Niners fan lol.

[@ashadows666]

LOL@ all the kids in comments saying 2007 Pats and 2013 Broncos were better. Most of you were probably in diapers when the GSOT was around.

[@zacharyponthieux8847]

I was in diapers but luckily for me I studied this offense and I was amazed with the stats they had

[@jamesbelkin9204]

Austin Unknown. Yup by 07 more rules were implemented in favor of the offense.

[@Shatamx]

GSOT lost on turf though.

[@rmd9988]

... and probably your parents were in diapers when the 1984 Dolphins scored 70 TD's, 3 more than the 2000 Rams, which BTW, same year Marino threw for over 5000 yards, so...

[@AyoitsC]

Austin Unknown nah man I was only 9 for this game but I still know that both those pats teams and broncos as well were a better offensive unit. They were good for their time but just not compared to the other two

[@thebatman3782]

Every SB opponent the Pats had from the Rams to the 17/18 Eagles said that the Pats taped their practices.

[@omegaman6193]

Torry Holt and Isaac Bruce... I used to love watching them as a kid

[@davionbradley2527]

Greatest show on turf. One of my favorite teams of that era. I use to play with them in Madden all the time.

[@malakbanyahawadah3255]

Now in 2020 the Kansas City Chiefs "legion of zoom" is the greatest offensive performance ever witnessed

[@NothinButGame]

I'm a die hard Falcons fan and the 2016 Falcons offense was deadly but this is the best offense ever. Hands down

[@willhenderson1126]

LOL Falcons

[@carlosreyes23]

Yella Boii lol what a joke... don't even mention that "2016 Falcons" choke in the super bowl.

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Them boys were boo boo. 25 points lol. They were the biggest disaster in sports history. Matty ice turned into Maddie Price.

[@tombrady7039]

except the 2016 Falcons offence only plays 3 quarters of the game then they kinda just die

[@tredurell8740]

They had HOF players at QB ' RB ' both receivers ' Orlando Pace ' Hell of a offense it was must see T.V

[@aaronchavez4894]

That whole Marshall Fault interview sequence at 9:56 💀💀”New ball game now”

[@shawnn7502]

The 2000 Rams that had Az Hakim in the slot was the most explosive offense in the history of the NFL. Holt, Bruce, Hakim and Marshall Faulk out of the backfield. Just too much speed to defend.

[@timsmith1033]

And that's with Faulk and Warner missing time that season with injuries. That 2000 rams offense was ahead of it's time.

[@Justinlearns]

The closest we've seen since was Hunt and Hill and Mahome.

[@Bidenomics2024]

Don't forget Ricky Proehl too

[@altonwilliams7117]

That was a great SuperBowl🏈 I really liked the Rams and the Titans 🏈

[@sashek8451]

i remember we were jumping up and down hugging so excited at the win (I’m from STL area but was away at college in New Orleans), I fell into and broke our TV stand but gratefully not the TV 😂😂😂

[@MystaHassenSTL]

5:18 that play made me shed a tear it's so beautiful...

[@xSavagery]

The Greatest Show 2.0 is here! Head coach, QB, RB, WR's, O Line are all great. They have no weak spots on offense. Defense is also filled with first-round picks and pro bowlers and has the potential to be elite when healthy. Rams 2019 Super Bowl champions

[@andrewrosas7092]

xSavagery we will win a championship next year. This year was an experience we needed .

[@mjbgunner233]

Well this aged poorly

[@Tom-wp7gg]

Az Zahir Hakim was the glue to that team. His ability to take the top off a defense with his blazing speed opened up the underneath for Holt and Bruce on slants, for Proehl on possession routes and for Faulk and separation on screens. They jettisoned Hakim and they jettisoned their offense.

[@stephenh5944]

They also made some questionable draft picks - Trung Canidate, and Eric Crouch for example.

[@0-Elias-0]

Stephen H Trung Candidate was a 99 in speed. According to Madden 2004.

[@johningle1]

yeah, they kept Leonard Little over Hakim. I knew that was a mistake.

[@55lovehumanity55]

6:17 Isaac Bruce 💙

[@kenhernandez8128]

that Rams team was great to watch.

[@jordanflores5687]

That Tampa D was no joke too damn bad they didn't have a quarterback reminds me of my current 9ers

[@aviator259]

2003 rams were amazing too

[@kevinpayton2664]

2003 was the last good team of the "greatest show on turf" era. Had they beaten Carolina in the divisional round, there might have been another Super Bowl appearance.

[@AntonRobert-tk8vg]

13:18 "tonight a dynasty is born, baby" yes, but not for the rams :(((

[@patrickfiorito]

I remember this!! Great football team. Great offensive mind that Mike Martz. Great time to be a Rams fan!!

[@rogerscorp]

yesss thanks for this upload

[@Moore44]

This makes me proud to be a rams fan

[@superblockhead101]

13:19 "Tonight a dynasty is born"

[@paranoyd29906]

People sleep on Warner's deep ball. Before his thumb injury that dude was precise.

[@tasonycusa2093]

IM A RAMS FAN SINCE THE 70s AND WILL DIE AS ONE THANK U TO ALL PLAYERS FOR THAT AMAZING SUPER BOWL SEASON 👍❤️🏆

[@OBESPRING1982]

Brady got away with an intentional grounding and the clock was stopped when the running back that caught the check down was tackled and his knee was down with the ball inbounds. These are non-calls that benefitted the ne FRAUDULENTS offensive team during the 'game winning' drive. Kraft made sure Goodell, whom was the COO of the NFL at the time the FIX that was XXXVI was played, was elected Commissioner of the NFL when Tagliabue stepped aside.. One of Goodell's prime responsibilities while he was COO was oversight of the game officials. He got the job as Commissioner when Tagliabue stepped aside.. QUID PRO QUO.

[@ericl2851]

I absolutely agree with you OBESPRING1982. Ref’s turned a blind eye to the Patriots unethical and dishonest plays. In that game Warner took a helmet to chinstrap long after he released the ball. Ref’s didn’t see a thing. It’s tough to run a route as a receiver with the Patriots defenders tugging hugging and knocking down receivers 20 yds down the field. They couldn’t keep up, so they cheated. Something the Patriots continued to do for more than 15yrs. All the team fines and game suspensions… this team will always have an asterisk next to their name. Starting with the brady tuck.