For the first time ever, two NFL mascots teamed up to represent that football is family. On behalf of the Seattle Seahawks, ...

Rams unveil ‘home' turf at Arizona's State Farm Stadium for relocated playoff game The Rams posted video of the turf with their logo painted at midfield, and they thanked the Arizona Cardinals ...

The Los Angeles Rams gave fans some solid light-hearted content by having their rookies attempt to draw opponents' logos.

Sean McVay's performance rates high among Rams fans, but they're not pleased with the new logo and are anxious about Les Snead.

Despite negative feedback from the fans as well as one of the team's most recognizable former players, the Rams have decided to stick with their new logos and color scheme, which was unveiled last ...

The Los Angeles Rams are keeping their new logo and color scheme no matter how many mean tweets are sent to the organization on social media.

The Rams' logo and color reveal last month was the first step of a two-part rebranding effort as they prepare for the 2020 season in their new home at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.

The Rams have no plan to move away from their new logos and colors and are taking in stride some of the backlash they've received from fans and even Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson.

Don't like the Rams' new logo? Watch COO Kevin Demoff read mean tweets about it after fans helped raise more than $2 million for coronavirus relief.

Eric Dickerson to the rescue. The Hall of Famer and former Rams running back has volunteered to be the voice of the fans who were upset with the new logos the franchise unveiled on Monday. “@… ...

Eric Dickerson has joined in with fans' displeasure at the new Los Angeles Rams logo. "Someone said it looks like a penis; it did," Dickerson said, per Arash Markazi of the Los Angeles Times ...