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The NFL offseason is now heading toward the 2026 NFL Draft, and teams have begun offseason workouts as they look to round out their rosters and finalize their draft boards.
Several teams have also stayed busy off the field, redesigning their logos, jerseys, or both. The Los Angeles Rams recently unveiled major changes to their branding. The team redesigned its old logo and released the new look on Thursday.
Fans have reacted in a sharply divided way. Some appreciate the simplicity, while others criticize what they see as a lack of imagination from an NFL franchise.
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These mixed reactions have fueled plenty of roasting moments on social media—ranging from humorous takes to calls for a return to classic logos.
Many fans weren’t impressed with the Rams’ initial redesign when the team moved to Los Angeles, and critics met it with a wave of criticism.
Now, one fan argues that the design has actually regressed — suggesting that what aimed for simplicity may have become too boring.
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Is this fan right that the redesign got worse rather than simply making a lateral move?
Many fans share this sentiment about modern logo design. They often feel these designs lack creativity and, as a result, fail to stand out.
One fan points to the previous St. Louis Rams logo — the classic symbol of the “Greatest Show on Turf” era, when multiple Hall of Famers helped bring the franchise its first Super Bowl.
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Maybe this fan has a point. Are modern NFL designs becoming too “corporate,” losing the recognizable and unique elements that once defined them?
A tooth pick changes everything? A classic meme has surged back as this fan points out the lack of big change.
It’s very similar to this next classic…
Indeed the redesign didn’t make significant changes. Just a simple update of the logo’s colorization.
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Did the Rams perhaps take a step back in their design in more ways than a recognizable, boring change?
Perhaps this fan is onto something. With a change that is simply too basic, this fan suggests just… foregoing it all?
In all seriousness, the next redesign probably will need to be drastic. Otherwise, fans will continue to give the reactions the franchise wasn’t looking for.
Did the Rams fail in their redesign of their logo or is it a simple, but likable, change.
Continue reading...
Several teams have also stayed busy off the field, redesigning their logos, jerseys, or both. The Los Angeles Rams recently unveiled major changes to their branding. The team redesigned its old logo and released the new look on Thursday.
Fans have reacted in a sharply divided way. Some appreciate the simplicity, while others criticize what they see as a lack of imagination from an NFL franchise.
MORE: How to Buy Los Angeles Rams 2026 Jerseys: Shop new Rams gear, updated logo
These mixed reactions have fueled plenty of roasting moments on social media—ranging from humorous takes to calls for a return to classic logos.
Many fans weren’t impressed with the Rams’ initial redesign when the team moved to Los Angeles, and critics met it with a wave of criticism.
Now, one fan argues that the design has actually regressed — suggesting that what aimed for simplicity may have become too boring.
MORE: NFL, YouTube negotiating lengthy deal for extended streaming package
Is this fan right that the redesign got worse rather than simply making a lateral move?
Many fans share this sentiment about modern logo design. They often feel these designs lack creativity and, as a result, fail to stand out.
One fan points to the previous St. Louis Rams logo — the classic symbol of the “Greatest Show on Turf” era, when multiple Hall of Famers helped bring the franchise its first Super Bowl.
MORE: NFL draft prospects who could become biggest steals in 2026
Maybe this fan has a point. Are modern NFL designs becoming too “corporate,” losing the recognizable and unique elements that once defined them?
A tooth pick changes everything? A classic meme has surged back as this fan points out the lack of big change.
It’s very similar to this next classic…
Indeed the redesign didn’t make significant changes. Just a simple update of the logo’s colorization.
MORE: NFL Stat Pad game is taking over the internet
Did the Rams perhaps take a step back in their design in more ways than a recognizable, boring change?
Perhaps this fan is onto something. With a change that is simply too basic, this fan suggests just… foregoing it all?
In all seriousness, the next redesign probably will need to be drastic. Otherwise, fans will continue to give the reactions the franchise wasn’t looking for.
Did the Rams fail in their redesign of their logo or is it a simple, but likable, change.
Continue reading...
