N/S Rams Unveil New Logo And Colors (1 Viewer)

[Saint Greg]

Perfect timing on the release of this logo. This is the kind of stuff I need to get me through a shelter in place order.

 

[NatureBoy]

I’m much more interested in seeing the unveil of the new Seattle NHL franchise’s team name and colors... or the Falcons new uniforms, just to see them inevitably “Falcon” it like they tend to do.

The Rams are milk-toast. They could change their name to the “fish tacos” for all I care

Some people are saying that Seattle’s NHL team will be called the Kraken.

 

[Saint Taysom]

Some people are saying that Seattle’s NFL team will be called the Kraken.

Kraken, Sockeyes, and Totems are the front-runners. I’m hoping for Sockeyes

 

[los226]

I can’t believe that team stole a SB appearance from us.

 

[Saint Taysom]

I can’t believe that team stole a SB appearance from us.

That was the refs and the league itself.

They make 1 call out of 2 obvious penalties and that game ends with the Saints going to the SB.

 

[DadsDream]

Oh man... the Ram head is even worse ?‍

Oh, I don't know, they've had some pretty ugly uni's and logos before . . .
1969

 

[Winter]

Oh, I don't know, they've had some pretty ugly uni's and logos before . . .
1969

Lol, true. That logo there is still of higher quality than what they just released. I think there's more room for excuses in branding quality in the 1960's than today.

I'm realizing this is a trend in the NFL. I went to a couple team sites only to realize all of them have been templatized to the most mundane, basic site possible. Including nfl.com. I used to marvel at the quality of NFL branding and their site, but it continues to degrade like the rest of the league.

 

[bonnjer]

Oh dear, it's real?

 

[insidejob]

Thought we did this thread a couple weeks ago.

Either way, what a god awful logo.

 

[St.Dan]

Lol, true. That logo there is still of higher quality than what they just released. I think there's more room for excuses in branding quality in the 1960's than today.

I'm realizing this is a trend in the NFL. I went to a couple team sites only to realize all of them have been templatized to the most mundane, basic site possible. Including nfl.com. I used to marvel at the quality of NFL branding and their site, but it continues to degrade like the rest of the league.

It's especially true of the Super Bowl logos since we won ours. SB 44 was the most recent time the logo reflected anything close to the host city, as the orange kinda-sorta symbolized Miami. Starting with SB 45 the following year, it became this standard, blockish-looking numeral with the Lombardi trophy over it. No uniqueness to it at all. So no, I wouldn't call that marketing. I just call it propaganda.

 

[Quiet Storm]

So Erin Andrews posted this on IG.. (super sweet, bro!)