Dapper Labs Joins Hands With Super Bowl Champions, LA Rams

It has been confirmed that Dapper Labs have now partnered with the most recent Super Bowl Champions, LA Rams. The firm that created NBA Topshot and NFL All Day will partner with the NFL franchise in a lucrative contract, fulfilling their nonfungible token needs for the entire season.

Dapper Labs And LA Rams Partnership Details

Dapper Labs and LA Rams confirmed their new partnership details via social media. The initial nonfungible tokens will be designed as a brand new set of Super Bowl LVI commemorative rings on the NFL All Day Platform.

For the initial drop, 6,050 rings will be available to users, as of August 11, in three tiers of rarity. Upon launch, they got represented by three tiers of rarity. That included 5K starter rings at $9 each, and 1k all-star rings for $59.

Eventually, a limited quantity of 50 halls of fame rings at $699. At that point, all of the nonfungible tokens have now sold out, but of course, the partnership will continue for the rest of the 2022/23 NFT season.

Jen Prince, the CCO of the LA Rams, said:

“This best-in-class partnership is a great case study for how game-changing technology will allow us to reach our fans and engage new fans both here in California and across the globe.”

NFL All Day and Dapper Labs Overview

NFL All Day is Dapper Lab’s officially licensed NFL NFT marketplace. It is designed in the same manner as NBA Topshot, which is similar to NFL All Day, but for the NBA.

NFL All Day hosts digital video collectibles that consist of plays from the NFL’s largest and most popular stars. It is powered by the Flow blockchain, which is a fast, decentralized, and developer-friendly blockchain designed and built entirely by Dapper Labs.

Notably, Dapper Labs is the firm behind NFL All Day, NBA Topshot, and UFC Strike. Apart from these, Cryptokitties is one of the OG NFT projects that was developed before CryptoPunks. They are a leader in this sector, and the Dapper Labs partnership with LA Rams just proves this a lot further.