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Football is back in LA, so Uber is delivering Rams gear for Monday night’s game

The jerseys and memorabilia will be available through the UberEats app.

by Jason Del Rey
Dallas Cowboys v Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys v Los Angeles Rams
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Jason Del Rey
Jason Del Rey has been a business journalist for 15 years and has covered Amazon, Walmart, and the e-commerce industry for the last decade. He was a senior correspondent at Vox.

Los Angeles residents looking to order food from the UberEats app on Monday will be greeted by a new side dish: Rams jerseys, T-shirts and signed memorabilia to commemorate the return of NFL football to the city after a 22-year hiatus.

In advance of the Rams’ Monday night road game against the San Francisco 49ers, UberEats will be slinging this merchandise from 10 am to 8 pm PT through the restaurant delivery app. The apparel should arrive within 40 minutes and can be ordered with or without food.

The promotion is a partnership between Uber and Fanatics, the online retailer that sells licensed team apparel for professional and collegiate sports. Fanatics also has a memorabilia relationship with quarterback Jared Goff and will be selling helmets signed by the rookie throughout the day.

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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