Los Angeles Rams’ Todd Gurley featured in new Carl’s Jr Commercial

It did not take long for the Los Angeles Rams to take the spotlight as one player is already being featured in a new Carl’s Jr Commercial.

The Los Angeles Rams have not played a single game in 2016, but the franchise is already making their way into the Los Angeles spotlight. With The Rams organization aiming to build a better fan base and reclaim the fans who once were ‘Los Angeles Rams fans’ what’s a better way then to have their offensive rookie of the year be featured in a commercial.

Rams running back Todd Gurley was the face of the offense last year, and there is a pretty good chance that he will be the face for many years to come. With that in mind, It’s time for other NFL Fans to meet the many faces of the Los Angeles Rams. In a soon-to-be-released burger by Carl’s Jr, Gurley stars in this featured commercial.

The Title of the commercial is Carl’s Jr. | California Classic Double Cheeseburger “Welcome to Cali” Commercial ft. Todd Gurley. With Carl’s Jr releasing a new California Classic Double Cheese Burger, why not have a new face of California take his first bite into the Los Angeles era. This California burger is a double meat and cheese, grilled onions and thousand island spread. Classic burger right? 

This new “Welcome to California” ad will premiere this upcoming Monday. Along with Gurley being the main star, he co-starrs with comedian Jay Mohr who is playing as Gurley’s agent.

In the commercial, Gurley is walking with his agent, as he signs a football and poses for a selfie with a fan. That will probably be a typical day in the life of Gurley here in Los Angeles. This is not the first time Gurley has been used as an image for the Los Angeles Rams

The Rams tweeted a photo via social media that shows the past and present of the team in Los Angeles. On the top, is Rams RB Todd Gurley with Dennis Harrah (1975-87) Guard on the bottom photo.

Stay tuned for more commercials and billboards heading to Los Angeles pretty soon. Just wait until the Rams are on ‘Hard Knocks’. The fun is just getting started.