ST. LOUIS — The Los Angeles Rams won the Super Bowl. That's a fact St. Louisans can't refute. It happened.
However, the team that left our town is still providing some fodder for comedy. Did you happen to check out their championship parade on Wednesday in LA?
Well, let's just say it didn't inspire the wildest of scenes along the route.
USA Today writer Andrew Joseph shared some pictures of the caravan saying, "I think there are more cops than fans at the Rams parade."
For the Win and Golfweek's Andy Nesbitt shared a video saying, "There are more Aaron Donald abs at this game than Rams fans."
Spectrum News reporter Jada Montemarano shared some scenes from the parade route... Which looked more like a ghost town.
There was a crowd at the LA Coliseum, where the parade culminated with a ceremony. But... it's safe to say the celebration left a lot to be desired for a championship-winning party.
You couldn't say the same thing about how St. Louis showed up to celebrate its Super Bowl-winning Rams in 2000 when they returned home.
A crowd of more than 100,000 lined Market Street to celebrate the city's conquering heroes.
5 On Your Side sports director Frank Cusumano really was going to show highlights of LA's parade, but a pesky technical difficulty got in the way. Good thing a backup was already in place...