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The Los Angeles Rams wrapped up their offseason workout program on Monday after Sean McVay made the decision to cancel minicamp and get a jump start on summer break before training camp commences. One of the final things the team needed to do was media day.
For media day on Monday, the Rams donned their new uniforms for the first time, with Matthew Stafford, Davante Adams, Myles Garrett, Jaylen Watson, Trent McDuffie and others debuting the refreshed look.
Stafford, who is the NFL's reigning MVP, is entering his 18th professional season and his sixth with the Rams. The team's QB1 has been at the center of the Rams' promotional campaigns, doing so once again on Monday.
Adams, who is entering his second season with the team, was featured on the Rams' social media. Putting on his iconic number 17 jersey and his helmet with his tinted visor, the NFL's leader in touchdown receptions last season is entering 2026 with an updated look.
The team's newest star, Garrett, suited up in full uniform for the first time, rocking No. 95 with Jordan gloves and Los Angeles' iconic helmet.
The Rams made slight tweaks to their uniforms this offseason, getting rid of the gradient numbers and adding white pants to their set, among other minor changes.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Myles Garrett, Rams stars wear updated uniforms for media day
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For media day on Monday, the Rams donned their new uniforms for the first time, with Matthew Stafford, Davante Adams, Myles Garrett, Jaylen Watson, Trent McDuffie and others debuting the refreshed look.
Stafford, who is the NFL's reigning MVP, is entering his 18th professional season and his sixth with the Rams. The team's QB1 has been at the center of the Rams' promotional campaigns, doing so once again on Monday.
Adams, who is entering his second season with the team, was featured on the Rams' social media. Putting on his iconic number 17 jersey and his helmet with his tinted visor, the NFL's leader in touchdown receptions last season is entering 2026 with an updated look.
The team's newest star, Garrett, suited up in full uniform for the first time, rocking No. 95 with Jordan gloves and Los Angeles' iconic helmet.
on set The Rams made slight tweaks to their uniforms this offseason, getting rid of the gradient numbers and adding white pants to their set, among other minor changes.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Myles Garrett, Rams stars wear updated uniforms for media day
Continue reading...
