With the St. Louis Rams moving back to Los Angeles, there's been a flurry of speculation as to whether the relocation will be accompanied by a uniform redesign. (We've even issued our own "Redesign the Rams" challenge.) That makes this a good time to take a Friday Flashback look at some of the key moments in Rams uniform history.
One of those is also a key moment in football history, period. That came in 1948, after the Rams' second season of their first stint in L.A. Halfback Fred Gehrke, who had studied art at the University of Utah, convinced coach Bob Snyder and owner Dan Reeves to let him paint ram horns on the team's headgear -- the first graphic ever to appear on an NFL helmet (further info here):
How has the Rams' look evolved since then?