Rams Announce Reveal Date for 2 New Uniforms

The Los Angeles Rams are rolling out new uniforms for the 2026 season to mark 10 years of being back in Los Angeles, and next week, fans will get to see the next iteration.The Rams earlier this year showed off their base uniforms, which include slight tweaks such as updated LA and Ram head logos, as well as the removal of gradients on jersey numbers.Jun 2, 2026; Woodland Hills, CA, USA; Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett (95) poses with jersey at press conference at Rams Practice Facility.

Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn ImagesThey also showed off an all-black edition for rivalry games.Come July 23, though, the Rams will add to that lineup with two new alternates that will make their debut during a special event for season ticket holders.What could the Rams new uniforms be?

Cameron DaSilva of Rams Wire said it’s possible that the new uniforms will incorporate a throwback element.“Some have speculated that the Rams will release a blue and white throwback, as well as a yellow alternate, though nothing has been confirmed yet,” DaSilva noted.View this post on InstagramA post shared by LA Sports Report (@lasportsreport)With this addition, the Rams will have five uniforms, plus tweaks they can make with their new white pants as well.

As for when they’ll wear each uniform, that remains to be seen, but they’ll have plenty of opportunities to show them off.The Rams are expecting a big 2026Coming into the season, the Rams are among the buzziest teams in the NFL.Not only are they considered strong contenders for the title — especially given the addition of superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett — but they’ll be featured in several huge matchups.

That includes the first ever NFL game in Australia against the San Francisco 49ers on at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sept. 10, as well as the league’s first ever Thanksgiving Eve game against the Green Bay Packers on Nov. 25.

Both games will be broadcasted by Netflix.Rams full 2026 schedule:PreseasonWeek 1, Aug. 15: at Kansas City