Los Angeles Rams Hold 10-6 Series Record Over Denver Broncos.

The inter-conference matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and the Denver Broncos represents a compelling Super Bowl era series that spans across six decades. Following their most recent encounter on September 27, 2026, where the Denver Broncos secured a 30-26 victory on their home field, the Los Angeles Rams maintain an overall series lead of 10 wins and 6 losses. Across these 16 total contests, the Rams have achieved a winning percentage of 62.5 percent while scoring an average of 23.9 points per game compared to allowing 21.4 points per game to the Broncos.

A significant portion of the success recorded by the Rams has occurred in front of their home crowd. When hosting the Broncos, the Rams possess an impressive 6-2-0 record, which translates to a 75.0 percent winning rate. In home matchups, the Rams have generated an average of 26.6 points per game while limiting Denver to 18.4 points per game. Conversely, in road contests played in Denver, both franchises share an even 4-4-0 record. During these away games, Denver holds the scoring edge, averaging 24.4 points per game compared to 21.1 points scored by the Rams. Neither franchise has ever met in the NFL postseason, leaving all 16 historical meetings within regular season competition.

Historical trends reveal fluctuating periods of dominance between the two teams since their first meeting in November 1972, when Denver won 16-10 in Los Angeles. During the 1970s, the Rams established an early advantage by winning two out of three games, highlighted by road victories in 1974 and 1979. The 1980s favored the Broncos with two wins in three games, including a 27-24 victory in 1982 and a 35-24 victory in 1988. The teams split two games in the 1990s, with the Rams winning 27-21 in 1994 before Denver countered with a 35-14 triumph in 1997.

The Rams launched an unprecedented stretch of dominance starting in the 2000s. After a high-scoring 41-36 home win in September 2000 and a 23-16 away loss in 2002, the Rams initiated a franchise-best five-game winning streak against Denver that extended from September 2006 through December 2022. This streak included an 18-10 victory in 2006, a 36-33 road win in 2010, a 22-7 home victory in 2014, and a 23-20 victory in 2018. The peak of this streak arrived on Christmas Day in 2022, when the Rams delivered a dominant 51-14 home performance, scoring their highest point total in series history.

Denver finally snapped the five-game losing streak in September 2026 with their 30-26 home triumph. Despite that recent setback, the Rams retain a strong overall series advantage built upon decades of offensive productivity and home-field strength.