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Cleveland Rams
1941–1942
1944–1945
Los Angeles Rams (first era)
1946–1950
1951–1969
1970–1982
1983–1988
1989–1994
St. Louis Rams
1995–1999
2000–2015
St. Louis Rams alternate logo
The Rams Logo is still in use, even after its move to Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams (second era)
2016–present
Los Angeles Rams Wordmark
The Rams moved back to Los Angeles for the 2016 NFL season. The Rams logo was retained along with its wordmark, with its city replaced with "Los Angeles." The logo is still being used in conjunction to the white alternate Rams head logo, but is slowly being phased out.
2016–present
This logo without St. Louis gold and a outline has slowly been phased in to replace the previous logo, most notably on the team's home field and social media accounts.
