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Rams New Alternate Uniforms Grade: L.A.
Still Hasnt Found a Winning Look Los Angeless new alternate uniforms leave a bit to be desired.
Los Angeles will report to training camp on Saturday to start all over again.
Theyll do so with the leagues reigning MVP under center in Matthew Stafford, two major additions on defense in Trent McDuffie and Myles Garrett, andaccording to yours trulythe, trashing the gradient numbers, and bringing back their signature Rams horns on the shoulders, Los Angeless get-up still looks more like what an expansion franchise would wear, not the league's That said, the team unveiled not one, but two new alternate uniforms on Thursday night that theyll begin wearing during the 2026 season.
Heres a closer look at eachalong with a grade for the new kits.
The Rams new pants feature a stripe down the leg.
| Photo via therams.comLos Angeless Classic Sol uniforms honor the teams 1951 NFL championship team ahead of the 75th anniversary of its title, and with it bring Rams Royal numbers and a three-stripe sleeve on the arm of a Sol-colored jersey.The jerseys are paired with white pants featuring a sol stripe surrounded by royal stripes, while the helmet remains unchanged aside from a bumper font inspired by the 1951 championship banner.
The Rams new alternate uniform pants.| Photo via therams.comTheir new all-whites are an ode to the teams legendary Fearsome Foursome defensive line of Rosey Grier, Deacon Jones, Lamar Lundy and Merlin Olsenwhich is naturally why they had Braden Fiske, Myles Garrett, Kobie Turner and Byron Young show them off.
These uniforms include a white jersey with royal numbers on the front, back and shoulders while said shoulders feature the teams Rams hornalso in royal.Similarly, the pants are white with a Rams Royal stripe down the sides.
The helmets, meanwhile, have a white horn as opposed to sol, as well as a white Rams wordmark on the bumper.
Los Angeles announced that itll wear their Fearsome White uniform in Week 12 against the Packers on Thanksgiving Eve.
These two uniforms are just fine.Though certainly an upgrade from their primary home and away sets, the Rams can do better.
The yellowerr, solis frankly an eyesore and clashes with the white pants.
The Fearsome Whites are what improve the overall grade.
They keep up with the times and embrace the growing white-out trend while allowing their much better royal color to pop.I can see Garrett celebrating sacks in them from here.
Mike Kadlick is an NFL writer for Sports Illustrated.
Hes also a New England Patriots reporter for CLNS Media, where he hosts the Patriots Daily podcast and covers the beat from Gillette Stadium.
Before joining SI, Kadlick worked at WEEI sports radio in Boston.He holds a masters degree in public relations from Boston University.
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