Greatest Show on Turf

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American football offense nickname

The Greatest Show on Turf was the high-powered, record-setting St. Louis Rams offense of the late 1990s and early 2000s, renowned for its explosive passing attack and prolific scoring.

Aliases (1)

The Greatest Show on Turf ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American football offense → nickname →
achievement	won Super Bowl XXXIV →
appliesToTeam	St. Louis Rams →
country	United States →
era	early 2000s → late 1990s →
featuredPlayer	Az-Zahir Hakim → Isaac Bruce → Kurt Warner → Marshall Faulk → Ricky Proehl → Torry Holt →
headCoach	Dick Vermeil → Mike Martz →
homeCity	St. Louis, Missouri →
homeStadium	Edward Jones Dome → Trans World Dome →
knownFor	explosive passing attack → prolific scoring → record-setting offensive production →
league	National Football League →
legacy	influenced modern pass-oriented NFL offenses →
MVPPlayer	Kurt Warner →
notableAward	1999 NFL MVP for Kurt Warner → 2000 NFL MVP for Marshall Faulk →
notableSeason	1999 NFL season → 2000 NFL season → 2001 NFL season →
offensiveCoordinator	Mike Martz →
offensiveLineCoach	John Matsko →
offensivePhilosophy	aggressive downfield passing → use of multiple wide receiver sets →
offensiveStyle	high-tempo offense → pass-heavy offense → spread offense concepts →
quarterback	Kurt Warner →
runningBack	Marshall Faulk →
sport	American football →
SuperBowlFinalScore	23–16 →
SuperBowlOpponent	Tennessee Titans →
SuperBowlVenue	Georgia Dome →
SuperBowlWinSeason	1999 NFL season →
team	St. Louis Rams →
timePeriodEnd	2001 →
timePeriodStart	1999 →
wideReceiver	Az-Zahir Hakim → Isaac Bruce → Ricky Proehl → Torry Holt →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
1999 St. Louis Rams offense ("The Greatest Show on Turf") →	nickname
Los Angeles Rams →	notableEra
Mike Martz →	offenseNicknamed