Those logos are more of a base than anything for a new one. I don't think there's any chance the Rams would use those exact logos. Way too much legal stuff to go through.
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Those logos are more of a base than anything for a new one. I don't think there's any chance the Rams would use those exact logos. Way too much legal stuff to go through.
Never know
Heres another view from a Ram Fan in the deep south. Demoff in his official press release went hard on centering in on LA theme & much less on Ram theme. I was born in LA & spent most of my first 12 yrs in LA/CA area, but I am far more a Ram fan very little LA fan.
Speaking as a Ram fan far removed from LA in the deep south I will never say I am LA fan but always proud to claim to be Rams fan. So all those words tying his team to LA NFL football population...... I understand his mission & the reason for it but it did nothing for this very longterm Ram fan.
Just a different point of view in here on the new lA logo & RamHorns logo..........I will always go for the Horns
This is exactly what I'm saying. I know they are trying to garner more LA support but please be the Rams first!
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View: https://twitter.com/SilentSnake84/status/1242175864382595072
Much as I like the tweaks on the latest one, this one is my favorite.
Color changes and a big improvement on the horn is all we needed.
Almost anything beats that sleeping Ram with the cougar head.
I like an option where the Ram head can stand alone without needing the LA in it. Demoff wants to promote that they're staying put, but they can still stay put without welding the LA to the horn.
Never know
Heres another view from a Ram Fan in the deep south. Demoff in his official press release went hard on centering in on LA theme & much less on Ram theme. I was born in LA & spent most of my first 12 yrs in LA/CA area, but I am far more a Ram fan very little LA fan.
Speaking as a Ram fan far removed from LA in the deep south I will never say I am LA fan but always proud to claim to be Rams fan. So all those words tying his team to LA NFL football population...... I understand his mission & the reason for it but it did nothing for this very longterm Ram fan.
Just a different point of view in here on the new lA logo & RamHorns logo..........I will always go for the Horns
Same here @BonifayRam
I haven’t lived in Southern California since 1962, when I was a toddler.
It’s the Rams to me, not the city association.
I have to agree. It's a fantastic looking logo as done just with the eyes like that. Helps give the Ram head some life. Drew a circle around the one you're using as your avatar just to get a feel for what it would look like as a button used on espn and other sites, and yeah it delivers a great look and feel.
Hope Dickerson gets through to them.
was looking around on the Rams web site to see if they added anything new
and they added these sweatshirts
I think the Rams are about to finish 32'd in NFL merchandise sales this year
for $65.00 , this could be yours
and they added these sweatshirts
I think the Rams are about to finish 32'd in NFL merchandise sales this year
for $65.00 , this could be yours
The one on the left is ok I guess, but I'll take the Demon Ram...
This idea of mixing the LA and Ram together seems to be somewhat popular. Personally I think it looks too jumbled together.
Yeah, I say just make the Ram meaner...
If they have to explain it to you, then it failed as a visual representation of the team.
From the article:
I still don’t agree with the decision to go from an iconic logo to one that prominently features the letters L.A. with a swooping ram horn, but there are aspects of the design that I can respect, especially after speaking with some of the designers behind the logo.
From the article:
I still don’t agree with the decision to go from an iconic logo to one that prominently features the letters L.A. with a swooping ram horn, but there are aspects of the design that I can respect, especially after speaking with some of the designers behind the logo.