Rams put ram head logo at midfield of SoFi Stadium virtual tour
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Rams Head Logo at SiFi
When the Los Angeles Rams revealed their new logo set, COO Kevin Demoff said the team would listen to fans if they preferred one logo over another. The Rams didn’t necessarily commit to one logo as the primary mark, keeping their options open moving forward.
For example, Rams creative director Cory Befort told Rams Wire in March that the team has stencils for both the L.A. logo and the ram head logo to be used at midfield of SoFi Stadium. An eagle-eyed Reddit user noticed Tuesday that the SoFi Stadium virtual tour site has been updated to feature the ram head at midfield instead of the L.A. logo.
This doesn’t mean the Rams are going to use the ram head as their primary logo, but this small change is a good sign – not only for the fact that the field looks much better, but that the team might actually be listening to fans.
There’s been overwhelming outrage over the new logo, and it’s continued a month after the redesign happened. If Demoff was telling the truth about the team listening to fans’ opinions about preferring one logo over another, perhaps we won’t see the L.A. mark used as much as first anticipated.
BeachBoy
When the Los Angeles Rams revealed their new logo set, COO Kevin Demoff said the team would listen to fans if they preferred one logo over another. The Rams didn’t necessarily commit to one logo as the primary mark, keeping their options open moving forward.
For example, Rams creative director Cory Befort told Rams Wire in March that the team has stencils for both the L.A. logo and the ram head logo to be used at midfield of SoFi Stadium. An eagle-eyed Reddit user noticed Tuesday that the SoFi Stadium virtual tour site has been updated to feature the ram head at midfield instead of the L.A. logo.
This doesn’t mean the Rams are going to use the ram head as their primary logo, but this small change is a good sign – not only for the fact that the field looks much better, but that the team might actually be listening to fans.
There’s been overwhelming outrage over the new logo, and it’s continued a month after the redesign happened. If Demoff was telling the truth about the team listening to fans’ opinions about preferring one logo over another, perhaps we won’t see the L.A. mark used as much as first anticipated.
BeachBoy
