Rams Announce November 2025 Gameday Giveaways, Including Aaron Donald Bobblehead at SoFi Stadium

The Los Angeles Rams have unveiled a fan-focused giveaway schedule for all their November 2025 home games at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California — and the grand finale? A collectible bobblehead honoring franchise legend Aaron Donald. The announcement, posted on therams.com on the exact title page "2025 Rams gameday giveaway schedule," confirms that every home game this November will feature a unique fan item, with the final game on November 30 delivering the highly anticipated AD bobblehead. It’s not just merch — it’s a tribute. And for fans who’ve watched Donald dominate the line for a decade, it’s emotional.

Why This Matters to Rams Fans

Aaron Donald retired after the 2023 season, but his shadow still looms over SoFi Stadium. Three-time Defensive Player of the Year. Unanimous All-Pro. The face of the franchise. When the Rams say "AD," everyone knows who they mean. That bobblehead isn’t just a trinket — it’s a monument to one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history. And giving it away on the last home game of November? That’s not random. It’s intentional. It’s a way to tie the 2025 season to the team’s recent glory, even as the roster rebuilds.

For fans who’ve waited years for another Super Bowl run, these giveaways are more than free stuff. They’re connection points. They’re reminders that the Rams haven’t forgotten who built this place. And with ticket prices climbing — especially for premium seats — these giveaways are a subtle but powerful way to say: "We see you. We appreciate you. Come back."

The Giveaway Details and Schedule

While the exact dates of the November 2025 home games haven’t been officially released yet — those will drop when the full 2025 NFL schedule is unveiled in May — we know they’ll fall within NFL Weeks 10 through 13. That typically means games on November 9, 16, 23, and 30. Each game will have a different giveaway, with the AD bobblehead reserved for the final matchup. The items are exclusive to those physically present at SoFi Stadium; no online orders, no mail-ins. You’ve got to be there.

According to the official announcement, giveaways will be distributed during pregame and halftime activities. Staff from the Rams’ Fan Experience Team, overseen by Kimi Yoshino, Vice President of Gameday Operations, will manage the rollout. No word yet on whether items will be handed out at gates, in concourses, or during specific moments — but given the team’s past practices, expect them to be timed with key plays or fan chants.

Tickets and the $20 Promo Code

Want to be there? You’ll need tickets. And the Rams are making it easier. A promotional YouTube video titled "Los Angeles Rams 2025 NFL Schedule" confirms a $20 discount on all 2025 home game tickets using the promo code "Schedule." The code applies through the team’s official ticketing platform, and while it’s not tied directly to the giveaway, it’s the easiest way to lock in seats for the November events. The discount is valid until tickets sell out — and with Donald’s bobblehead on the line, those November games could be among the fastest to go.

SoFi Stadium, with its 70,240-seat capacity, has sold out every home game since 2020. The Rams don’t need to offer discounts to fill seats — but they do it anyway. Why? Because loyalty isn’t just about wins. It’s about moments. And this year, they’re betting that a bobblehead of a retired legend will create more memories than another touchdown.

How This Fits Into Rams’ Gameday Culture

The Rams have long been leaders in gameday fan engagement. In 2024, they ran promotions like El Torito’s "Free Rampage Nachos" (just say "FREE NACHOS" at the concession stand) and Carl’s Jr.’s "Famous Star Picks" (get a free burger if the Rams intercept a pass). These aren’t just marketing gimmicks — they’re experiential hooks. They turn a game into an event. A ritual.

The 2025 giveaway series continues that tradition, but with a deeper emotional layer. Unlike food discounts, which are transactional, the bobblehead is sentimental. It’s the first time the Rams have honored a retired player with a season-long giveaway series. It’s also the first time they’ve tied a giveaway to a specific, non-active player’s legacy. That’s significant.

And while the team hasn’t said it outright, this could be a test run. What if, next year, they give away a bobblehead of Matthew Stafford? Or Cooper Kupp? Or even a retired coach? This November could be the start of a new era: The Rams as a franchise that doesn’t just move on from legends — they celebrate them.

What’s Next for Rams Fans

The full 2025 schedule — including opponents, kickoff times, and exact giveaway dates — will be released by the NFL in May. Until then, fans should bookmark therams.com/schedule/ and sign up for ticket alerts. The promo code "Schedule" is live now for early-bird buyers, and the Rams are encouraging fans to purchase early to avoid the rush.

There’s also speculation that the AD bobblehead might come with a QR code linking to a digital archive of Donald’s career highlights — a possibility hinted at in internal team meetings, though not confirmed. If true, this wouldn’t just be a collectible. It would be a portal.

Historical Context: The Legacy of Gameday Giveaways

The Rams have been giving away stuff since the 1980s — foam fingers, rally towels, even replica helmets. But the modern era began in 2015, when they started releasing themed items tied to specific players or milestones. In 2019, they gave out Jared Goff bobbleheads during his final season. In 2021, it was a Kupp "Kupp-It" hat. But those were tied to active players. This is different.

Donald retired as the most decorated defensive player in Rams history. He never played in a Super Bowl with them — but he was the reason they won one in 2021. The team’s decision to honor him this way speaks volumes. It’s not about nostalgia. It’s about identity. And for fans who remember watching him crush quarterbacks in the backfield, this might be the most meaningful giveaway yet.