The Los Angeles Rams have a rich history dating to their inception in 1936. Along with their on-field achievements, most notably their two Super Bowl championships, the Rams have experienced several logo changes throughout the years, reflecting the team’s evolution, relocation, and identity. This article will take you through the history and transformation of the Rams logo, from its humble …
It turns out that the leak of a new Rams logo several weeks prior to the official unveiling on March 23, 2020 was mostly accurate. The leaked logo (see: Los Angeles Rams New Logo Leak Draws Mixed Reviews) was, according to Rams Chief Operating Officer Kevin Demoff, a specialty hat made for the NFL Draft. The leaked logo was dark …
Outside of a color change from yellow to white, the Los Angeles Rams kept the same look from their days in St. Louis. Sports Logo History Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles However, that appears to be changing with the team’s move into SoFi Stadium – their new stadium in Los Angeles suburb Inglewood that’s set to open this fall (a …
Rams Wordmark Logo The Los Angeles Rams have a long and storied history with their iconic wordmark logo. The team first adopted the logo in 1948, when they moved from Cleveland to Los Angeles. It was designed by Fred Gehrke, who had previously worked as an industrial designer for Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. The original design featured two large “Rams” letters …
Rams Primary Logo The Los Angeles Rams have had a long and storied history in the National Football League. The team’s primary logo has changed several times over the years, reflecting the evolution of its identity as an organization. In 1937, when they were originally founded as the Cleveland Rams, their logo featured a ram’s head with “Cleveland” written across …
