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The Rams lead the series 39-31, but the New Orleans Saints won the one playoff matchup to date in 2000.
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What is the Pittsburgh Steelers vs St. Louis Rams head to head record?
The Rams are 15-6 against the Pittsburgh Steelers all time.
Who holds the record for all-time sacks for the Saints?
Rickey Jackson
How many games has the Denver Broncos won against the St. Louis Rams?
Through the 2008 season, the Broncos all time record against the Rams in 5-6.
What is the St. Louis Rams all time win loss record?
504-483-20 in the regular season. 19-24 in the playoffs.
Who is the Rams all time leader in pass receptions?
Isaac Bruce is the all-time leader in receptions for the Rams franchise with 942.
How many head coaches have the Saints had?
Through the 2007 season, the Saints have had 14 head coaches. Click on the 'New Orleans Saints Head Coaches' link on this page to see who has coached the Saints and what their all time record was.
What is the all-time series record between the Rams and Cowboys?
Through the 2014 season, the Dallas Cowboys lead the all-time series 17-16, which includes regular-season and postseason contests. It also includes the 1970 Playoff Bowl in Miami, won by the Los Angeles Rams, 31-0.
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all moved from some where else
What is the Saints vs cowboys all time record?
Through the 2012 season, the all-time series is tied 15-15. The two clubs have split eight all-time playoff matchups and 22 all-time regular season matchups.
What is All time record between the Baltimore Ravens and New Orleans Saints?
Through the 2009 season, the Ravens lead the series 3-1.
Who is the Saints' all-time leader in passing yardage?
From September 10, 2006 through December 24, 2017, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has thrown for a team-record 57,856 yards.
What is the all time record for Dallas cowboys playing in New Orleans?
The Cowboys are 8-6 in games played against the Saints in New Orleans.
