1999 St. Louis Rams schedule

Season statistics

		Offense					Defense
Record	Playoff record	Total yards	Pass yards	Rush yards	Turnovers	First downs	Total yards	Pass yards	Rush yards	Turnovers	First downs
13-3-0	3-0	7562	5392	2170	37	398	5743	4231	1512	41	329

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The St. Louis Rams' sixty-fourth season was in 1999, and it was the third season Dick Vermeil served as the head coach of the team. The Rams played their home games at Trans World Dome. He retired from the Rams on Wednesday, February 2, 2000. They finished the year 13-3-0 in the regular season, en route to winning the NFC West, and 3-0 in the playoffs eventually winning the NFL championship against the Tennessee Titans 23-16, the team's third championship win. At the end of the season Dick Vermeil earned Coach of the Year; Kurt Warner earned Super Bowl Most Valuable Player; and Marshall Faulk earned AP Offensive Player of the Year.

Week		Opponent	Score
Week 1		Baltimore Ravens	27-10
Week 3		Atlanta Falcons	35-7
Week 4	@	Cincinnati Bengals	38-10
Week 5		San Francisco 49ers	42-20
Week 6	@	Atlanta Falcons	41-13
Week 7		Cleveland Browns	34-3
Week 8	@	Tennessee Titans	21-24
Week 9	@	Detroit Lions	27-31
Week 10		Carolina Panthers	35-10
Week 11	@	San Francisco 49ers	23-7
Week 12		New Orleans Saints	43-12
Week 13	@	Carolina Panthers	34-21
Week 14	@	New Orleans Saints	30-14
Week 15		New York Giants	31-10
Week 16		Chicago Bears	34-12
Week 17	@	Philadelphia Eagles	31-38

Week		Opponent	Score
Divisional Round		Minnesota Vikings	49-37
Conference Championship		Tampa Bay Buccaneers	11-6
Super Bowl	vs.	Tennessee Titans	23-16

Head Coach: Dick Vermeil Assistant Head Coach: Mike White, Peter Giunta Associate Head Coach: Al Saunders Offensive Coordinator: Mike Martz Defensive Coordinator: Peter Giunta Co-Defensive Coordinator: Peter Giunta, John Stephen Bunting Quarterbacks Coach: John Ramsdell Wide Receivers Coach: Al Saunders, Dick Coury Offensive Line Coach: Jim Hanifan, John Matsko Running Backs Coach: Wilbert Montgomery Tight Ends Coach: Lynn Stiles Offensive Assistant Coach: Frank Gansz, Sam Clark Defensive Line Coach: Carl Hairston Linebackers Coach: John Stephen Bunting Defensive Backs Coach: Steve Brown Secondary Coach: Steve Brown Defensive Assistant Coach: Todd Howard Special Teams Coach: Frank Gansz Strength and Conditioning Coach: Dana LeDuc Strength Coach: Dana LeDuc, Chris Clausen Vice President of Football Operations: Lynn Stiles Director of Scouting Administration: Debbie Pollom College Scout: Howard Tippett Area Scout: John Mancini Intern: Charlie Brown Bill Walsh Minority Fellowship: Kerry Locklin, Orlando Mitjans, James Webster