Rams Celebrating 5-Year Anniversary Of Super Bowl LVI Win In Week 6 Matchup Against Cardinals

To commemorate the five-year anniversary of their Super Bowl LVI win, the Los Angeles Rams announced they are giving away replica championship rings to the first 60,000 fans who attend their Week 6 home game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Oct. 18.

The Rams put together a late touchdown drive to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI and deliver their first title since moving back to Southern California. The game was played at SoFi Stadium, making the accomplishment all the more special.

Several holdovers remain of the Rams’ championship team, including reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford and head coach Sean McVay. Aaron Donald could even be present if he comes out of retirement like many expect.

Don’t miss out on celebrating the 5-year anniversary of our 2021 Championship season!

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— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) July 9, 2026

The Rams have their sights on delivering another title to L.A. after adding the likes of Myles Garrett, Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson during the offseason.

Next year’s Super Bowl will also be played at SoFi Stadium, giving the Rams even more incentive to make it back to the big game.

L.A.’s motivation to win another Super Bowl played a big role in Garrett waiving his no-trade clause to join the team.

“Since the very beginning, it’s always been about winning,” Garrett said. “It just breaks down to the time I have left in this league. What does it look like for me to be a winner now? And to an opportunity to do that here, that was an opportunity that was just too difficult to pass up.”

Aaron Donald worked out at Rams’ facility

As rumors of a potential NFL return continue to heat up, Donald was recently spotted working out at the Rams’ training facility for nearly an hour.

With training camp beginning later this month, Donald could potentially make an official announcement about his plans in the coming days and weeks.

Donald last played for the Rams in 2023, which was the 10th and final season of his career. The 35-year-old is now an unrestricted free agent, so if he does decide to return, he would have to work out a new deal with the team.