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On Thursday, the Tennessee Titans ushered in a new era for the franchise when they unveiled their new uniforms, logo, and overall aesthetic.
Although the Titans are the team with the largest overhaul of their look heading into the 2026 season, they aren't the only franchise getting a facelift this offseason as we head into April's NFL Draft.
Along with the Titans, four other teams are expected to make changes to their primary uniforms: Atlanta Falcons, Washington Commanders, Baltimore Ravens, and Los Angeles Rams.
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Behind the Titans, the Rams are expected to make the second-biggest change to their look heading into the 2026 campaign.
The Rams' priority this offseason is to remove the gradient on their uniforms and logos that they've had since their rebrand half a decade ago.
Their new uniforms are expected to ditch the gradient in favor of a more classic L.A. Rams look that calls back to their older days in the city before relocating to St. Louis at the end of the 20th century.
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As with the Titans' new uniforms and logo, it appears the Rams have also had their new primary insignia leak, though it's not as obvious a change as the Titans'.
Multiple merchandise items and promotional materials for the Rams have featured this new logo, which keeps the current "LA" branding and style but removes the gradient, turning it into a darker gold throughout.
Although not officially announced, the Rams also began using the new golden logo in their marketing materials ahead of the start of the new NFL season on Monday.
A full unveiling of the new golden logo, along with the new Rams uniforms, is expected before next month's NFL Draft in Pittsburgh.
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