MellowTheMyth

Lol in the real world, we don't see it much, but the guys on the forums here have done concepts of it plenty of times.

Thoughts on the recent reveals: Jets: The switch full-time to the "Sack Exchange" look is fine, I just wish they had used the basis as the foundation and took the time to modernize it a bit. There's a way to fuse modern and traditional, and they shied away from it, so that left me feeling a bit disappointed with it. I have no words for the black alternate, because it's unnecessary. Lions: These are the best, so far, but would rank higher if in wasn't for the incongruency. The standard home set is perfect. All they had to do was add the same striping to the blue and white pants. Maybe add some stripes to the socks, and the Lions are tops of the league in uniform aesthetic. No comment on the alternate, I don't care for it. Broncos: Very underwhelming to say the least. Just at a glance, their new look has a void that I can't quite find the word for. I was really holding out hope that they'd shift from navy blue and back to the royal blue, but it didn't come to be. I just don't have a lot of words for something that is lacking, creatively. At least the numerals have outlines, and the pants have stripes. Not a fan of the design on the helmet. What were they doing in the design process????? Texans: I do like that the home and road sets didn't stray too far from the previous set, but I don't like that the home jersey doesn't mirror the road jersey, that should have been a no-brainer. Road jerseys should have retained the red numerals outlined in navy, to make it feel less "navy-heavy." The H-Town alternate should've featured a white helmet and a H-Town Blue or white jersey, because what's the point of two different navy jerseys in rotation? (I don't care about the compromise they came to) This set has potential, but they missed the mark in some areas.

For Dallas, I'd combine the uniforms of Option 3, with the color palette of Option 2.

I can't lie... I'm really impressed with what the Clippers have done. The only misses are the Primary logo and the color scheme. I say the logo, because I think they could've chosen something with some more visual interest to illustrate what a "clipper" is; I agree with what others have said in that regard (and another roundel, yawn). As far as the color scheme, I wish they had gone a bit more vibrant, maybe going light blue and red-orange would've really separated themselves from the rest of the league. Other than that, I think this ranks as one of the better rebrands in recent memory. The wordmarks, the LA monogram really flow well, the uniforms are solid and simple. I really like these for them.

Wizards new court. They're going with a navy based court, one toned flooring, red court lines, with the ball and monument partial logo at midcourt.

Suns going with a lowrider themed City jersey... Interesting.

I hope Michigan State keeps these stripes on their helmets, full-time.

The Suns also are bringing in a new, gradient accented, court themselves.

The Washington Wizards and Capitals are looking at options for a new arena, with an option on the table to move into Virginia. Wizards, Capitals Officials Have Discussed Move to Virginia, per Report

I would've preferred the Lions be smart and pair the helmet with the white jersey, blue pants look. It being restrained to the all grey uniform is not going to be visually pleasing. But, the helmet itself is a nice alternate.

Thrilled to see one of the community get recognition like this. All of your concepts from the past led you here, Congratulations!!

I think this is ideal for the Rams, I'd just omit the logo patch on the jerseys and I'd make the wordmarks blue, on the road and alternate jerseys.

Adidas is in desperate need of new vision and a new direction when it comes to their uniform designs. I feel that they overcomplicate things too much, whether its the design in question, or uniform templates that they come up with; it's a problem when you have too much of your design catalog being subpar, while only a handful of it is actually nice.

If anyone has seen them before, check out Dr. Brian Sutterer MD and Dr. Chris Raynor MD on YouTube. They both have covered sports injuries and detail a lot of what happens, the recovery, the responsibility of medical staff, etc. Sutterer recently posted about Hamlin, stating that he potentially suffered “Commotio Cordis.” His video response

DeMar Hamlin’s injury and subsequent response maybe one of the most scary & somber things I’ve recently seen in football. I hope his condition improves & he makes it through.