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The Los Angeles Rams added two new uniforms to their wardrobe on Thursday night, unveiling their latest alternates for the upcoming season. They revealed them at a special event for season ticket members, giving fans a first look at the latest jerseys that will be worn this year.After making some very welcome changes to their current uniforms in April, including the removal of gradient numbers and name tags on the jerseys, the Rams are turning back the clock with these two alternates. The "Classic Sol" is a tribute to the teams from the 1950s, while the "Fearsome White" uniforms are an ode to the Fearsome Foursome teams in the 1960s and 70s.As with every uniform release, NFL fans and analysts shared their initial reactions on social media, mostly praising the timeless looks. Here are some of the best reactions to the alternate uniforms revealed on Thursday night....and it's finally here! The all yellows are pretty sick! LOVE the blue and whites. Pretty much what everyone was expecting, but now it's confirmed. Two awesome throwback options in the rotation for the Rams this season. Blaine Grisak (@BGMediaOnSI) July 24, 2026Toughhhh HoldenCantor (@HoldenCantor) July 24, 2026The throwbacks are fire. Dont care for the yellow SDG (12-5) (@LARamsOnly1) July 24, 2026Everything I was hoping for! Perfect This is the season. Lets get another ring boys. Trauma ER Patriot (@RxGreg) July 24, 2026pic.twitter.com/y5ymrtJUoS E DUB (@InEdWeTrust31) July 24, 2026ITS HERE#Ramshousepic.twitter.com/JWYb0Xd2mX 1st & Tuna (@1standtuna) July 24, 2026The Classic Sol uniforms have all kinds of cool touches. The numerals & shoulder stripes are era-accurate & made of actual satin, which isnt usual now. The wordmark on the helmet is taken straight from the font of the title banner given by the Rams to Tim Bergins bar in 1951. pic.twitter.com/IQqAl0UPJU Greg Beacham (@gregbeacham) July 24, 2026The Rams D-Line (for now) rocking the new alternate Fearsome Foursome threads that will debut Thanksgiving Eve vs. Green Bay pic.twitter.com/XdmJLUOva1 Steve Wyche (@wyche89) July 24, 2026Love the white and blue, but not a fan of the sol lol. I'd enjoy it more if they flipped the blue and sol https://t.co/gw4ZTEAa3N AJ Schulte (@AJSchulteFB) July 24, 2026This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: NFL world reacts to Rams' 2 new alternate uniforms

At a special event for season ticket members, the Los Angeles Rams revealed two new alternate uniforms for the upcoming season. They had been teasing this release since refreshing their current uniforms earlier this offseason, and now we finally have a first look at them.For one of the uniforms, the Rams turned back the clock to the 1950s by going with a yellow throwback jersey that features navy stripes on the shoulders. Its a classic throwback look, paying homage to past teams in Los Angeles. The Rams haven't worn yellow jerseys since their Color Rush set, which was worn sparingly from 2015-2019.The other uniform is another throwback. It marks the return of the iconic navy and white uniforms from the Fearsome Foursome era of the 1960s and '70s, bringing back the white horns on the helmets.The wait is over. pic.twitter.com/Nj9GmVCv05 Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) July 24, 2026The Rams also released a video showing off the uniforms, pairing the classic yellow jerseys with white pants. The white Fearsome Foursome jerseys will also be worn with white pants, an iconic look from decades ago.Legacy isn't built in a moment... it's forged. pic.twitter.com/zqwSIjI9J0 Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) July 24, 2026At some point before the season, the Rams will release a full uniform schedule, announcing when they will wear each of their five uniforms in 2026.This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Look: Rams unveil 2 new alternate uniforms for 2026

George Kittle remains the standard-bearer at tight end, according to Pro Football Focus, even as the 49ers await his return from a torn Achilles.PFF ranked Kittle No. 1 on its list of the top 32 tight ends ahead of the 2026 season, noting he led all players at the position in PFF grade (90.7) for the third straight year and the fifth time in his nine-year career.Kittle has been one of the five highest-graded tight ends in the league in every season but his rookie year, excelling as both a receiver and run blocker. He has also been the most valuable tight end in the league across the past three seasons, according to PFF's Wins Above Replacement metric.Kittle put up those numbers despite an injury-riddled 2025 season. He missed six games with ankle and hamstring issues before finishing with 57 catches for 628 yards and seven touchdowns in 11 games, earning his seventh Pro Bowl selection. His season then ended abruptly when he tore his right Achilles while making a catch in San Francisco's Wild Card win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Jan. 11.The 32-year-old has since called his recovery timeline "fantastic," saying he's off crutches and running at speeds topping 16 mph. He didn't practice during OTAs or minicamp, but has maintained he's on track for Week 1, when the 49ers open the season against the Rams in Melbourne, Australia.Kittle's connection with Brock Purdy remains central to the offense's outlook. Per PFF's data-driven look at QB-TE partnerships, the duo posted a 141.1 passer rating with five touchdowns and no interceptions in qualifying volume together in 2025 their fourth straight season inside the position's top tier. Since 2022, Purdy and Kittle have combined for 0.750 EPA per play across 269 targets, the most volume of any duo in the PFF era with at least 75 targets, and fourth-best overall in EPA per play among that group.If Kittle returns on schedule, San Francisco gets back its most trusted target and PFF's top-graded tight end as it looks to rebuild a defense-strained roster around a fully healthy offense.This article originally appeared on Niners Wire: George Kittle still top TE in NFL, per PFF, despite age and injuries

The Arizona Cardinals reported for training camp on Wednesday and had their first practice on Thursday, although it was not open to fans. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett got his first reps in the new offense, running back James Conner and Trey Benson, both of whom did not get work in the offseason program, participated in drills, and quarterback Gardner Minshew was with the first-team offense. There was limited access, but there were some photos and videos of the first practice. Below are some of what was shared on social media. Sights and sounds from training camp on ThursdayThis was a video from SI.com's Donnie Druin. Here are other photos and videos from reporters who were at practice at State Farm Stadium. As Mike LaFleur said, QB Jacoby Brissett is practicing#CardsCamppic.twitter.com/HmCEYZeuCV Craig Grialou (@CraigAZSports) July 23, 2026Yes. Jacoby Brissett is here. pic.twitter.com/6V96a1HFzL Donnie Druin (@DonnieDruin) July 23, 2026Confirmed https://t.co/8usXeKMRE6pic.twitter.com/AmjkLo3DQP Dani Sureck (@DaniSureck) July 23, 2026Gardner Minshew rolling with the ones. Cardinals making Jacoby Brissett earn it. pic.twitter.com/n0OZj5QOWr Donnie Druin (@DonnieDruin) July 23, 2026Walter Nolen rocking the visor pic.twitter.com/TeOUg50poY Donnie Druin (@DonnieDruin) July 23, 2026Get more Cardinals and NFL coverage from Cards Wire's Jess Root and others by listening to the latest on the Rise Up, See Red podcast. Subscribe on Spotify,YouTubeorApple Podcasts.This article originally appeared on Cards Wire: Arizona Cardinals training camp: Photos, videos from Thursday's practice

BYU safety Raider Damuni, left, helps conduct a football clinic during a recent humanitarian trip to Tonga. During the trip, coach Kalani Sitake and six BYU football players took part in the ribbon-cutting of the BYU-Pathways Worldwide Center in Tonga. | Sione Faupula, BYU Photo When the season is on, his job as a safety is to stymie any opposing success in his secondary, and when given the chance, to hit people hard enough to separate the ball from their body. Its football and hes good at it, but its a far cry from what Raider Damuni did this summer to prepare for his last blast at BYU.We just got back, the senior told the Ys Guys livestream show this week about a trip to Tonga with a few of his teammates and head coach Kalani Sitake. While there, in addition to staging a football camp and a fireside, they advanced the mission of BYU-Pathway Worldwide throughout the island nation.When we play, we represent not just the people in Provo and Utah, but we represent the church and our faith and our faith is worldwide, Damuni said. So being able to have that impact on people with the platform that we have as football players at BYU, that is why we want to go out and reach out to people, not just in the United States, but worldwide.In partnership with the We Are One Foundation, headed by former Cougars Isaiah Kaufusi and Connor Pay with BYU head coach Kalani Sitake as chair of the board, Tonga has a new employment center to assist BYU-Pathway Worldwide graduates find work.Ive seen it firsthand with my own family, Damuni said. Ive had family members who went through the BYU-Pathway program who didnt go to college out of high school, but they were able to do that and now they are thriving in their lives. They have jobs. I think that is the vision.Game-changingThe preparation for Damunis first trip to Tonga began several years ago when he served the Tongan people in the San Francisco area on his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He knew the language and the culture, but visiting the island was game-changing.Just being there with the people reminded me of being on my mission again, serving people, going to the hospitals, saying prayers over there, it reminded me of being back on my mission, I felt like I was on the Lords errand, he said. That was huge for me and just seeing how happy the people of Tonga are. They dont have a lot. They dont have nearly as much as we have here, but they are always happy. BYU safety Raider Damuni visits a patient in a hospital during a recent humanitarian trip to Tonga. BYU head coach Kalani Sitake and six players made the trip. | Sione Faupula, BYU Photo Their faith is their main thing. Just being able to learn from them and see the example they set for us of how it is to be faithful in their lives. I think that was the biggest blessing and being with my teammates and coach Kalani (Sitake) as well.Love is keyDamunis summer of service shifts back into football mode in two weeks when the Cougars report to fall camp to prepare for the Sept. 5 home opener against Utah Tech. What he saw and felt for the people in Tonga is what he hopes to see and feel with his teammates in Provo. BYU cornerback Therrian Alexander (1) and safety Raider Damuni (3) celebrate after an interception during game against the West Virginia Mountaineers at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025. | Rio Giancarlo, Deseret News We know we have the talent. We know we have the scheme, and we have the coaches to take us to the right place. I think the one thing that is going to continue to carry us is the love that we have for each other, he said. The more you love your team and the more you love your brothers, the more you want to play for them and do good. I think that is something that is a huge emphasis with us right now.Big plansAt 6-foot-1 and 210 pounds, Damuni has an NFL body. He hopes to have the kind of season that will give him an NFL career but not at the expense of his teammates.My main goal is, I want to be around the ball every single play. That is one thing Ive been focusing on is the effort and how I control that, he said. Obviously, you want to get interceptions and tackles, but when you start focusing on the overall team, then you start playing better just doing whatever I can do to make the team better is my goal right now.Going against BYUs offense during the spring and through the summer workouts have Damuni and the defense confident the Cougars can keep building on their 23-4 record over the last two seasons.Bear (Bachmeier) is way harder to read now as a safety in the post, and he just seems way more calm and way more collected, he said. His receivers are nice and the tight ends room. Obviously, you have LJ (Martin) too, who is the best running back in the nation. I think they are versatile and there is a lot of depth there.Strong at safetyWith Damuni and highly touted Faletau Satuala in the safety spots, BYU is confident their last line of defense is solid and firmly in place. Satuala is healing from a fractured foot but is not expected to miss any playing time. Together, with Satuala leading the way, the two combined for 127 tackles, eight tackles for loss and four interceptions last season, while working next to senior captain and current Oakland Raider Tanner Wall. Sophomore Tommy Prassas will also add to the safety depth as the defense transitions from Jay Hill as coordinator to Kelly Poppinga.We are so excited, said Damuni of the fast-approaching start to fall camp. We are just so excited to go out and play some football. Thats what you train for all year. Being so close, we are eager to go out and play.Go and make a difference was the intention for Damunis trip to Tonga, and it remains the marching order for his last blast at BYU. But opponents beware, Damunis summer of service may have softened his heart, but it wont keep the young husband from menacing in the secondary. Its football and hes good at it.Dave McCann is a sportswriter and columnist for the Deseret News and is a play-by-play announcer and show host for BYUtv/ESPN+. He co-hosts Ys Guys at ysguys.com and is the author of the childrens book C is for Cougar, available at deseretbook.com

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