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Mike Martz, 2000 - 2005. 56-36 (.609) Finished 1st in the NFC West 3 times, finished 2nd the other three times, made the playoffs 4 times in 6 years with 1 Super Bowl appearance (a loss to the Patriots after the 2001 season). Took a leave of absence in 2005 after a 2-3 start due to a bacterial infection in his heart and was fired at the end of that season.

Joe Vitt, 2005. 4-7 (.364) The Rams finished 6-10, good for 2nd place in the NFC West ... but missed the playoffs.

Scott Linehan, 2006 - 2008. 11-25 (.306) Finished 2nd & 4th in the NFC West his first 2 seasons and was fired after an 0-4 start in 2008. No playoff appearances.

Jim Haslett, 2008. 2-10 (.167) Finished what Linehan started: the Rams were 2-14, last in the NFC West

Steve Spagnuolo, 2009 - 2011. 10-38 (.208) Two 4th place finishes and one 2nd place finish in the NFC West. No playoff appearances.

Jeff Fisher, 2012 - 2016. 31-45-1 (.409) Finished 3rd or 4th in the NFC West his first 4 years, fired in 2016 after a 4-9 start. No playoff appearances.

John Fassel, 2016. 0-3 (.000) Finished what Fisher started: the Rams were 4-12, 3rd in the NFC West (and missed the playoffs).

Sean McVay, 2017 - present. 48-24 (.667) Four straight winnings seasons, three playoff appearances, won the NFC West twice, finished 2nd once, and finished 3rd once. One Super Bowl appearance, losing to the Patriots after the 2018 season.