Yellow pants, please

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I didn't even notice them at first

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The Blue on Yellow really looked sharp on TV this past week!

Nice POP on the screen!

Who is that team? It’s obvious... The Rams!

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I still don't like the gradient numbers and the font. I thought the blueberries would grow on me but not so far. The rest looks fine to me. The bone i didn't like at first but looks good on the field. Blue with yellow pants are my preference.
 

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The numbers are the one thing I would change Immediately. The font is just bad, and the gradient just looks cheap. I do like the bone jerseys a lot. And I like the blue with yellow pants (just please change the numbers.
 

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Article linked to that tweet:

Rams would like to release a new uniform every year if NFL allows it

The Rams released their new uniforms this offseason with mixed reviews. Some loved the new look, while others preferred the classic throwback combination. In addition to releasing two new jerseys and three different pant colors, the Rams also teased two more uniforms still to come in 2021 and 2022.

They didn’t say what those uniforms will look like, or what color combination they would even feature, but fans were predictably excited about the news.

Rams COO Kevin Demoff was on the Rams Revealed podcast with J.B. Long this week and he shared an interesting piece of information regarding the team’s uniforms. He told Long that if the NFL allows it, L.A. would like to release a new uniform every year like European soccer clubs typically do.

“Plan to roll those out in the coming years,” Demoff said, revealing that the team is still working with Nike on the alternate uniform designs. “If we do one, it’ll be one next year and maybe one the following year, or some combination thereof. Our goal hopefully is we can get to the point where maybe we can unveil a new uniform every year, either the way we space it out or whether the NFL and Nike changes those rules. Maybe a little bit more of a European soccer model where you come out with that alternate jersey each year.

“Some people like that, some people don’t. But yeah, we could see that.”


The Rams don’t currently have a yellow jersey in their set, which has fans speculating that one of the uniforms in 2021 or 2022 will include that. A white and blue throwback would also be a welcome addition to the mix, paying homage to the Fearsome Foursome days.

The NFL currently only allows teams to change its primary uniforms once every five years. But, with the league introducing more alternate uniforms, those rules could change – or at least the Rams hope they do.
 

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In England they used to change the home and away football (sorry not using the word soccer) kits every two seasons. Of course they got greedy and decided to change them every season, which is a bit of a con as they are not cheap. I'd like to think then NFL wouldn't go down that route but as there is money involved they probably will.
 

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In England they used to change the home and away football (sorry not using the word soccer) kits every two seasons. Of course they got greedy and decided to change them every season, which is a bit of a con as they are not cheap. I'd like to think then NFL wouldn't go down that route but as there is money involved they probably will.

It's no different, player turnover in the NFL means that you have to buy a new jersey because your guy is no longer on the team. Same idea really.

Speaking of uniforms, my Goff away jersey arrived last night finally after being ordered in July! These things are so nice in person, it looks great on.
 

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The numbers are the one thing I would change Immediately. The font is just bad, and the gradient just looks cheap. I do like the bone jerseys a lot. And I like the blue with yellow pants (just please change the numbers.

Agree with all of the above, plus I can't get used to the shortened horn on the helmet. No idea why they had to eff with our horns....
 

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I still don't know what the Rams front office was thinking. The Falcons and Chargers rolled out 4 new jerseys this year. If the Rams front office wanted to do something radical with redesign, then why not also add a more classic jersey too alongside. That way, everyone goes home happy.
 

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Pandemic prevented Rams from wearing yellow pants earlier in season

When the Rams revealed their uniform schedule for the 2020 season, fans everywhere asked when they would wear their yellow pants. We got to see their all-royal look in training camp during their two scrimmages, but it took a while for the team to debut the more traditional blue-and-yellow combo.

There’s a reason for that, and it wasn’t necessarily the team’s fault.

The COVID-19 pandemic created production constraints, causing the yellow pants to be delayed from Nike. Rams COO Kevin Demoff told J.B. Long this week that those were the last pieces of the uniform that the team got.

“One of the issues we had – and I know people kept saying ‘more Sol pants’ – is those were the last things Nike delivered to us this year because of the pandemic,” he said on the Rams Revealed podcast. “So we actually didn’t get them until the end of August. So when people asked us, ‘Why didn’t you wear them for the scrimmages?’ It’s because we didn’t have them. And even at the beginning of the year, Brendan was very careful because we only had so many, not to necessarily overuse them in games because the quick turnaround meant that we might not have enough pairs for the next game. Now that we’ve gotten more in – you know, but certainly after the second loss in the monochrome look, said ‘All right, definitely yellow pants.’ We were always planning to go yellow pants against the Bears and after we beat the Bears, said ‘You’re definitely packing the yellow pants for Miami.’”

Fans have grown to like the blue-and-yellow combination, as well as the new Bone look. Demoff was asked which uniform set the players like best, and as was the case in the summer, he said they gravitate toward the Bone uniforms.

“Bone, or blue and Sol,” he said. “Obviously now that we’ve lost our first game in blue and Sol, Bone may be (the favorite). But the players do think the Bone is something special, something unique, and they’ve gravitated toward that look, so that’s fun to see.”

The Rams already have their uniforms laid out for the rest of the season, but Demoff wouldn’t be opposed to them wearing their Bone set for the rest of the year, having gone 3-0 in them so far.

Unfortunately, they can’t change their plans now, but Demoff hopes the Rams can win in every uniform set down the stretch.

“But now looking at it, I’d probably say go all Bone all the time,” he said. “But you have to submit your combinations – at least the tops – to the NFL by July 1st, so that means we don’t necessarily get to change it up on the fly.”