After weeks of waiting, the Los Angeles Rams have unveiled their much-anticipated new logo via the team's official Twitter account.

It seems that the Reddit leak that surfaced a few weeks ago was mostly correct. The leaked logo had the same design but a slightly different color scheme — possibly pointing to an alternate logo or certain hat design.

When the original logo was leaked, it led to much ridicule from the internet as many criticized the design, colors and the fact that the Rams' horns look like a “C” which obviously led to confusion and comparisons between the Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers.

While the team has unveiled the new logo and colors, new uniforms have yet to be revealed and no specific date for said reveal has been set. The team's new logo certainly has been received better than the original leak but is still getting its fair share of flack.

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Per Los Angeles Clippers writer Justin Russo, the Rams may also have a few alternate logos which includes an actual white Ram with yellow horns.

When the team moved from St. Louis back to Los Angeles in 2015, they only changed the logo slightly while also slightly altering the color scheme.

On the field, Los Angeles was a disappointment in 2019 after making a Super Bowl appearance the season prior. While they did go 9-7, they finished in third place in the NFC West.

The Rams also recently released two-time All-Pro running back Todd Gurley which gives the team some definite question marks heading into next season regardless of their logo.