Super Bowl 2022: Social Media Trolls Los Angeles Rams Fans for Poor Showing at Pep Rally

Earlier this week, the Rams held a pep rally for their fans to get them ready for Super Bowl LVI. And despite the fact, the team has a chance to win their second Super Bowl in franchise history, not too many fans were in attendance as there were a reported 3,000 fans at the pep rally which was held at a local high school. The Rams are playing the Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl, and the Bengals had a pep rally at their stadium last week. There were 30,000 fans who attended the rally.

The Rams have had a hard time getting a strong fanbase, but in their defense, the city didn't have an NFL team for 24 years as the Rams were in St. Louis from 1995 to 2015. The franchise originally began in Cleveland in 1936 and moved to Los Angeles in 1946. They stayed in LA until the end of the 1994 season. The Rams won their only Super Bowl when they were in St. Louis during the 1999 season. Since then, the Rams have played in two Super Bowls and lost to Tom Brady and the New England Patriots both times. Here's a look at social media going after Rams fans for their pep rally attendance.