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The Los Angeles Rams' wardrobe is the fullest it's ever been. For the 2026 season, they will have five different jerseys to choose from: two primaries, two throwback alternates and a special Rivalries set.
They've never had so many uniforms to choose from in a single season, which follows Nike's trend of giving every team as many different looks as possible. The Rams will stick to their two primaries most weeks, wearing their three alternates a total of four times this season, so we'll still see a lot of their main uniforms in 2026.
With an abundance of uniform options this year, we ranked all five of them from best to worst, though none of them are truly bad.
When the Rams revealed these in 2021, they became so popular and beloved that they wore them in Super Bowl LVI against the Bengals. They were initially dubbed the team's "modern throwbacks," serving as an alternate alongside their primary blue jerseys and Bone set, but they've since become a primary set that's worn both home and away.
This past April, the Rams made these uniforms even better by removing the chest tag that read "Rams" and adding a full horn to the sleeves. This jersey with yellow pants is an iconic, timeless look.
I was this close to ranking the blue primaries No. 1 thanks to the changes made by the Rams this offseason. The gradient numbers are gone, the horn on the sleeves is fuller and the name tag has been removed. They were seemingly minor tweaks, but together, the changes are a major upgrade.
A yellow collar would've been nice, but as is, the royal-and-yellow uniform is almost perfect. The two primaries are 1A and 1B because they're both awesome.
The Rams announced these "Fearsome White" uniforms as a nod to the 1960s and 1970s teams with those dominant defensive lines, even recreating the photo with Byron Young, Kobie Turner, Braden Fiske and Myles Garrett alongside the lockers of the Fearsome Foursome members.
They went with a lighter shade of blue instead of the more traditional navy, which makes these uniforms resemble the Colts a little bit, but it's still a great look. And as cool as the blue-and-white helmet is, a full horn would've really turned back the clock.
These uniforms are a flashback to the 1950s teams in Los Angeles, which actually featured long sleeves back then. The Rams brought back the blue stripes on the sleeves and paired the jerseys with white pants, sharing photos of this set with both white and blue socks. It's unclear which color socks the team will wear in their two games with these jerseys.
Like the "Fearsome White" jerseys, the color hues are different than the uniforms they're paying homage to. The yellow is brighter, as is the blue, keeping the color palette consistent. I would've loved to see the Rams keep the darker shades and, once again, use a traditional horn on the helmet.
Both of these alternates have modern touches on historic looks, but going full-blown throwback might've been the better choice.
The Rams were one of eight teams to debut the new "Rivalries" program for Nike and the NFL last year. Each of the eight teams released a unique uniform that will only be worn once a year for three seasons, which in the Rams' case, might be a good thing.
There are some cool features to these uniforms, like the dark-colored helmets and full horn on the shoulders, but the splash of royal on the sleeves and the royal stripe down the pants muddy things up. It should've just been the Midnight color paired with yellow, excluding the royal altogether.
It's not terrible as it is, but Nike could've improved this set a bit.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Ranking the Rams' 5 uniforms for 2026, from best to worst
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They've never had so many uniforms to choose from in a single season, which follows Nike's trend of giving every team as many different looks as possible. The Rams will stick to their two primaries most weeks, wearing their three alternates a total of four times this season, so we'll still see a lot of their main uniforms in 2026.
With an abundance of uniform options this year, we ranked all five of them from best to worst, though none of them are truly bad.
1. White primary
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When the Rams revealed these in 2021, they became so popular and beloved that they wore them in Super Bowl LVI against the Bengals. They were initially dubbed the team's "modern throwbacks," serving as an alternate alongside their primary blue jerseys and Bone set, but they've since become a primary set that's worn both home and away.
This past April, the Rams made these uniforms even better by removing the chest tag that read "Rams" and adding a full horn to the sleeves. This jersey with yellow pants is an iconic, timeless look.
2. Royal primary
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I was this close to ranking the blue primaries No. 1 thanks to the changes made by the Rams this offseason. The gradient numbers are gone, the horn on the sleeves is fuller and the name tag has been removed. They were seemingly minor tweaks, but together, the changes are a major upgrade.
A yellow collar would've been nice, but as is, the royal-and-yellow uniform is almost perfect. The two primaries are 1A and 1B because they're both awesome.
3. Fearsome White
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The Rams announced these "Fearsome White" uniforms as a nod to the 1960s and 1970s teams with those dominant defensive lines, even recreating the photo with Byron Young, Kobie Turner, Braden Fiske and Myles Garrett alongside the lockers of the Fearsome Foursome members.
They went with a lighter shade of blue instead of the more traditional navy, which makes these uniforms resemble the Colts a little bit, but it's still a great look. And as cool as the blue-and-white helmet is, a full horn would've really turned back the clock.
4. Classic Sol
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These uniforms are a flashback to the 1950s teams in Los Angeles, which actually featured long sleeves back then. The Rams brought back the blue stripes on the sleeves and paired the jerseys with white pants, sharing photos of this set with both white and blue socks. It's unclear which color socks the team will wear in their two games with these jerseys.
Like the "Fearsome White" jerseys, the color hues are different than the uniforms they're paying homage to. The yellow is brighter, as is the blue, keeping the color palette consistent. I would've loved to see the Rams keep the darker shades and, once again, use a traditional horn on the helmet.
Both of these alternates have modern touches on historic looks, but going full-blown throwback might've been the better choice.
5. Midnight Rivalries
The Rams were one of eight teams to debut the new "Rivalries" program for Nike and the NFL last year. Each of the eight teams released a unique uniform that will only be worn once a year for three seasons, which in the Rams' case, might be a good thing.
There are some cool features to these uniforms, like the dark-colored helmets and full horn on the shoulders, but the splash of royal on the sleeves and the royal stripe down the pants muddy things up. It should've just been the Midnight color paired with yellow, excluding the royal altogether.
It's not terrible as it is, but Nike could've improved this set a bit.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Ranking the Rams' 5 uniforms for 2026, from best to worst
Continue reading...
