Rams fans should make Fandom 250 next year after missing out in 2017

Despite failing to make the list this year, Los Angeles Rams should be hopeful about making FanSided’s Fandom 250 rankings in 2018.

Between hiring a new head coach in Sean McVay to Jared Goff expected to deal with some growing pains during his second year under center, this was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the Los Angeles Rams, especially after only winning four games all of last year. But against all odds, the Rams have worked their way to becoming one of the top teams to beat in the NFC, and if all goes well over these final three games, they’re going to be a difficult team to defeat in January.

After how horrendous this team looked a year ago, Los Angeles fans have to be thrilled with the fact their beloved team has a chance to make a run deep into January during their second season back in the city. For years, the city of Los Angeles has desperately been waiting for a NFL team, but when it come’s to this year’s Fandom 250 rankings from FanSided, it looks like Rams fans will have to wait another year to make the list.

Once again, FanSided released their list of ultimate fandom rankings ranging from sports teams to entertainment, and as disappointing as it may seem for Rams fans not to be on the list, there’s a good chance they’ll make next year’s version. Keep in mind that most of the NFL teams on this list have been in their beloved city for decades, and with this only being year two, even though they were there before, in Los Angeles after all those years in St. Louis, the organization is still doing everything in their power to help the fan base reach a higher level each week.

Next: 3 storylines for Rams against Seahawks in Week 15

When looking at the results from this season, as Los Angeles heads into their Week 15 meeting with the Seattle Seahawks sitting at 9-4, and a one-game lead in the NFC West. The future is certainly bright for Rams fans when looking at how much of an impact the team has been able to make during McVay’s first year, there’s every reason to believe the fan base will have what it takes to earn a spot in next year’s Fandom 250 rankings since they should have plenty to cheer for.