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Don't think so. Look at the Jags over the past couple of seasons. The all white tights/socks is their new norm.

I can see their attempt to combine past fonts into a new one but it doesn't work for me.

We don't need another team with numerals in their team name.

^ PETA won't like that

Leaked draft caps. Not confirmed if these are the designs but if they are, they're just ok. Not great but not bad.

Looking back at the Jags photos, it made me realize how for Reebok, they've messed around with a different placement and design of collars for the NFL shield/Equipment logo. Reebok initially had the NFL logo right at the tip of the black collar, a carryover from Nike. Then they would change it with the NFL Equipment logo on a separate colored fabric and taper the collar (teams like DEN and BUF also had this). Then when they had the uniform change, the NFL Equipment logo was placed lower onto the mesh of the uniform body which actually wasn't on the collar. (SF, SD were a couple teams who did this too)

What works for the Jags in all black was the other black pants without stripes. That really in a sense brings cohesion to the set making it a primarily black and gold uniform. So if it was a standalone uniform that emphasizes those two colors, it works mostly. And when they changed the number on the white jerseys to black, it matched that cohesion. But changing from the number from teal to black was a mistake. Teal should always be the color of the number on the black jerseys. And I feel that they don't need anything other than white pants.

Actually, they won a title wearing these and this launched their whole effort in making black a thing.

Always hated that they went with the orange jerseys as their primary. I didn't even like them as an alternate because that blue side horn thing on the jersey doesn't match the one on the pants.

Oh yeah they did do that last season. Obviously, red socks completes the look so much better. They did kind of tease it.

That's how the NFL is justifying the one helmet rule: a safety issue. But does another helmet worn by the same player during a season actually make a difference? Depends on who you ask.

No directly but it just could mean that if they are relaxing the rules on one uniform thing, they could be making changes for another.

It is rare for a team to bust out two different throwbacks for the same season. The Dolphins did it two years ago so MAYBE it could be the case. This is the Niners' 75th season so it would be nice if they had a patch to go with it. Much like in 1994 when they had a patch for the NFL.

Technically the Chargers still have TV numbers. TV numbers probably were a required thing but likely the NFL is starting to relax on that rule. Probably the elimination of the one helmet rule is another part of that. High def TVs are def having a major impact and hopefully broadcasters and media type can still do their job if TV numbers were eliminated.

This full body logo I love. I know it is way too detailed to work on a uniform but it would have been cool to see it used in some form.

I think it did. Yeah you see the flakes but the helmet still for the most part was a black helmet with some teal on it, like the black pants with some teal on it.

Well, the black unis didn't come until Nike/Khan decided to add it. The helmet worked with the initial set IMO.

The teal flaked helmet to me was the only good part of that awful set. I think because the helmet was essentially black. And when some teal was seen under the sun, it wasn't such a drastic change that it wasn't that big of a deal. With that said, having a solid black helmet is still better. The teal flake was just a cool thing -- a nice paint job to an ugly car.

That's the whole purpose of the Jags design. Tom Coughlin drew inspiration from Penn State's uniform.

The issue with that aquafresh piping was that it went through so many changes under Reebok depending on what kind of template was used. And for players like MJD, he wore all three. A design function that can't translate well through different players on the same team is not good.

They don't. It's a form of field turf, not astro turf. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dallas-cowboys-make-hellas-construction-official-turf-provider-300565373.html#:~:text=The Dallas Cowboys home field,Hellas for another 10 years.

Not really. Here's two photos of the uniforms under a bright sun. You can easily tell that these two are not that similar at all. One is more blue while the other is more green.

The gold trim on the number looks more like gold (matching that patch) versus the one on the shoulder which is more mustard. I do think that if it is part of the number like this, then adding it as a trim to the jersey number can work. It sucks that they had gold prominently featured in their identity in their last and to basically now having no gold except for the helmet logo. I wouldn't be surprised if after the 5-year waiting period is up the Jags will change their uniforms again. Their current set was the brainchild of Tom Coughlin's desire to simplify and kinda be like Penn State. Maybe the team wants to move away from that era and hopefully embrace the teal as the primary going forward and bring back some more gold to their uniform.

I think it's more noticeable on sleeves because the pads make the number curve, which makes it stand out more versus the number on the jersey where it's flat mostly. My point is that it blends better because it's black.

What works well for the Raiders is that it is noticeable on the sleeves but not so much on the body part of the jersey because it's black.