While the St. Louis Rams opened up their season against the Seattle Seahawks at home, their game day program featured this unintentionally hilarious (unless you’re a Rams fan who lives in St. Louis) ad from “THE OFFICIAL MOVER OF THE ST. LOUIS RAMS.”
Ad in today's Rams' game day program pic.twitter.com/eQcrA0yj6Y
— Joe Roderick (@joeroderick) September 13, 2015
The Rams, of course, are the midst of exploring relocation options in southern California. The team’s owner Stan Kroenke is planning on starting construction on a new stadium in Inglewood, California starting in December.
Let’s just say that the placement of this ad couldn’t be more timely.
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