Eric Dickerson Says Rams 'Set on Their New Logos' Despite Fan Criticism

Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson's quest to get the Los Angeles Rams to change their new logo has failed. 

Dickerson tweeted Sunday that he spoke to the Rams front office, which remains committed to the oft-criticized new logo.

"I spoke with the Rams front office on behalf of our great fans and former players. Unfortunately, the front office is set on their new logos," Dickerson wrote in a tweet. "I made our feelings crystal clear... why change the best logo in the NFL?

"When I was drafted by the Rams in 1983, my dream came true of playing professional football for the best city and best fans. I couldn’t wait to put on my Rams uniform and helmet... the best looking uniform/helmet in the NFL! I felt connected to the great Rams legends such as Deacon Jones and Jack Youngblood. My vision was to connect our past, present and future players with our iconic logo. This logo means so much to our former players and fans."

Dickerson sought out Twitter users to reply to him with their best versions of an adjusted logo and vowed to take them to team management. The former Rams star said the new logo, which was unveiled last month, looks like a penis. 

"Someone said it looks like a penis; it did," Dickerson said, per Arash Markazi of the Los Angeles Times. "That says it all right there. That should be enough for the Rams to say we messed up. We're going to keep what we got."

Despite the pleas of fans, former players and its phallic resemblance, the Rams appear determined to move forward with the new logo—understandable given all the planning that went into the change.