first followed the rams in 98, so the obvious games of note is that 99 season.
opening the playoffs against the vikings with a deepball TD to bruce.
rickey proehl and his magical catch against TB.
and of course, ‘the tackle". in my opinion, that super bowl is the best of all time, or at the very least the best since 98. haha
then there was that pure ownage game against the packers where aeneas williams and the rest of the secondary picked off a buttload of Farve’s passes, in fact i seem to remember ole aeneas playing out of his mind during that playoff run…

sadly…after that, most of the games after that stick out in a bad way.
obviously vinatieri’s kick (there were still 2 seconds on the clock!!)
Hakim’s crippling fumble on a kickoff.
Steve Smith busting right past Seahorn in overtime.

oh, i do remember a stirring comeback led by Ryan Fitzpatrick against either the texans or bengals, that was pretty cool..

here’s hoping this year will bring some more bright memories.

obviously (both good and bad):

super bowl 34
nfc championship vs TB (prohel’s catch)
divisonal playoffs that year
kickin’ the shit out of the packers
vinateri winning super bowl 36
steve smith in double OT
hakim’s fumble

some of my favorites:

beating seattle @ seattle with a crazy comeback in 2004—shaun mcdonald caught the winning TD pass in OT
beating cincy @ cincy with a ryan fitzpatrick comeback
beating the chargers at home after recovering an onside kick thanks to dre bly and then bulger throwing a TD pass to bruce who made a ridicolous catch
losing to NO @ NO after what i thought was a blocked FG called back because of an offsides call. the saints sat on it from there and kicked the FG with no time left

this would be 89 iirc, vs the Giants at the meadowlands. The Rams are on the goal line and Delpino takes the ball, and the line turns into a big pile, can’t see much, but it was ruled a TD.
The call was reviewed (Full IR back then), and in slomo, you see this pile and right at the end his hand sticks out holding the ball and puts it on the line.
From another angle you see he was sliding over a layer of bodies as the pile closed on top so the play was never dead.
The best part was the instant boo from the crowd when the call was upheld.

Madden was calling that game and had a great quote while the review was underway. Mose Tatupu was the blocking back and was part of the collision, during the tv replay he says.. “The jumper hit the jumper, and knocked the jumper back. so what you had there was a jump off, and the Rams won the Jump off”

Martz never took a shot at the end zone at the end of the 4th quarter. He wasted a bunch of time to take the field goal and go to overtime. Missed field goals by both teams in the first overtime and on the first play of the second overtime, Jake Delhomme to Steve Smith. One broken tackle costs us the game, which makes me wonder why Seahorn was one on one with Smith.

ATL @ STL

This game always sticks out in my mind for some reason. I was on my way back from Indiana, I think it was, listening to the game on the radio. After the back to back kickoff return TDs to open the game, the Rams began piling on the points.

What was especially interesting about this game, though, was Jeff Wilkins was injured in the first quarter. So what about the kicking game? Screw it, said Mad Mike.

They proceeded to convert fourth downs when necessary and successfully converted four out of five 2 point attempts.

This game pretty much summed up the total awesomeness of the greatest show on turf for me. They won the game 45-29 for their sixth consecutive win to start the season. As we know, things went downhill from there.

Anyway, even though it wasn’t a playoff game, this one just really sticks out for me.