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  1. Not too much of an upgrade, not a downgrade either. Texans brand is pretty boring as is, and sure the horn sleeves and the number color swap are upgrades, but something just feels kinda "meh" about their brand still.
  2. As a Giants fan, I think given how ridiculously popular the throwbacks have been for the Giants, combined with the fact they're 4-0 in them and just look way more interesting, I think we should see the blue throwback and white color rush/throwback go full time home and road, with probably the white and red jersey becoming an alternate given the team won two super bowls in those unis.
  3. Knicks City edition leaked a bit, allegedly this is the full thing and it’s marvelous:
  4. Finally, to close out this series are the last 5 teams: Phoenix Suns: This uniform takes the original Suns design from the late 60s and gives it an orange-base, compared to purple. Portland Trail Blazers: Without much to choose from in the Blazers' relatively stagnant design scheme, I went way back to the 70s, taking their red jersey and giving it a remix to black. Sacramento Kings: As to not force myself to the 90s design the Kings used for so long, I did a recoloring of their navy blue days with modern colors, plus a minor upgrade to the pant logo. San Antonio Spurs: Another team with very little change in their history was San Antonio, who I gave the design of the ABA's Dallas Chaplains and colors of the Spurs. Utah Jazz: Given the popularity of their 1990s look, but the overuse of their current throwback, I took the design of their black alternate and gave it a purple makeover with refreshed pant logos. Anyway, that's all! Hope you enjoyed!
  5. As promised, the second group of teams: Los Angeles Lakers: A purple and gold version of their Minneapolis Lakers white jersey from the 40s. Did not want to retread on existing ground all too much. Memphis Grizzlies: I took the Grizzlies' inaugural jersey worn in Memphis and gave it a color swap with the teal and black to make teal the main, with minor recoloring to the pant logo. Minnesota Timberwolves: The T-Wolves' first jersey, given a green alternate style and flipping the sleeves as well. New Orleans Pelicans: Without much history allocated to the Pels, I took their current design language and gave it the Hornets color makeover. Oklahoma City Thunder: As to not take anything from the potentially returning Sonics franchise, I gave the Thunder the newest base for a RR: their mid-2010s alternate, given a white base and their primary colors to fill in the rest. Closing out this series with the last 5 teams next!
  6. Kicking off the West are the first 5 teams: Dallas Mavericks: I took the Mavericks mid-2000s alternate green jersey and gave it a color treatment, as well as switching out the logos, wordmark, and number fonts. Denver Nuggets: I took the Nuggets' Mutombo-era jersey and swapped the base to navy and changing the red and yellow to the team's current colors while adding a logo to the short instead of the pant for cleanliness. Golden State Warriors: The much beloved "We Believe" jersey make a comeback with modern colors, an altered collar, and a white base. Houston Rockets: The Rockets throw it back to their championship-era design, remixed with a yellow base and all white removed. Los Angeles Clippers: The Clips embrace their nautical uniforms of their San Diego days, given their current color treatment sans black and a slightly updated waist to match the sleeves. Up Next: Lakers, Grizzlies, T-Wolves, Pelicans, and Thunder!
  7. The final Eastern Conference teams! New York Knicks: I took the Knicks' much beloved mid-1990s uniform they made their improbable NBA Finals run in and gave it a black base. Orlando Magic: Took the shooting stars uniform used by the Magic in the late 90s-early 00s and swapped black and blue. Not much else to work with re: Orlando. Philadelphia 76ers: The AI-Era jerseys get a modern color remix, with a white base plus red and blue replacing black and gold. Toronto Raptors: Decided to get a little extra creative with he Raps, throwing them back to the 1940s with the BAA's Toronto Huskies uniform as the base with the Raptors' classic purple and red serving as the color wave. Washington Wizards: For the Wizards, I kept it simple, taking their current design and giving it the older colors. Western Conference up next!
  8. Part II of Eastern Conference Teams: Cleveland Cavaliers: The Cavs uniform throws it back to the 1980s with a wine and gold rendition of that classic jersey from the Cavs' first "good" days Detroit Pistons: The Pistons give their polarizing 1990s teal design the 2000s color treatment, with red serving as the primary and some minor alterations to the pant. Indiana Pacers: The Pacers look to their mid-80s jersey for inspiration, reversing the colors from a blue base to a yellow base. Miami Heat: The Heat get their Miami Floridians throwback uniform mixed with their current color scheme, some minor sleeve treatment, and a basic red and black Heat logo on the pant. Milwaukee Bucks: The beloved/maligned deer head alternate rears its head once again, this time with a purple base! Closing out the Eastern Conference with the Knicks, Magic, 76ers, Raptors, and Wizards next
  9. Here is a series that I've been wanting to do for a while, and given the concept of Reverse Retros is back in the public eye, I decided to give the NBA a RR makeover, going alphabetical order by Conference. Without further ado, here are the first 5 teams of the East: Atlanta Hawks: The inspiration is their iconic 1982-92 design, given a remix with the team's current red, black, and yellow color scheme. Boston Celtics: The Celtics, given their designs are pretty same-y over the course of their history, I went with a color reverse of their 2005-17 alternate, which isn't all too different from their current statement jersey but does give that uniform a bit more style with the pant and Boston wordmark. Brooklyn Nets: For the Nets, I took their white home uniform they wore from 1997 til their Brooklyn move, but flipped it to navy with red striping. Charlotte Hornets: For Charlotte, I took their current white uniform and gave it a total color remix to those of the Charlotte Bobcats' in their first season. I also altered the logos on the pants to the Bobcats' alternate logo as well. Chicago Bulls: For the Bulls, I took their peak Jordan-era pinstripe uniform and gave it a color swap makeover to red as the primary. Up Next: Cavs, Pistons, Pacers, Heat, and Bucks!
  10. To close out the series, here is the AFC West. Had fun with this series and hope you enjoyed: Denver Broncos: The Broncos sport a look that honestly has overstayed its welcome. However, it's not a bad brand, so I keep the helmet, jersey colors, and font as is. However, the rest of their set gets refreshed considerably with a new curved sleeve design that harkens back to the team's older looks. The pant also gets refreshed, keeping a similar design but adding a full border and different white pants for their orange and white uniforms to match the numbers. For their classic, their pre-1997 uniforms come back in their full glory and brighter colors. Kansas City Chiefs: With the Chiefs, their set is almost untouchable and both the red and white uniforms get no changes at all, save for a redesign of their red pant to match the styling of the white pant. The bigger changes come with, finally, the introduction of a yellow jersey as a full-time alternate, using red numbers and the new red pants. Their classic also doesn't deviate much from the norm since there's nothing to really choose from, as I remove the sleeve design, switch the facemask to grey, and throw it back to their original AFL uniforms. Las Vegas Raiders: A personal favorite of mine and a timeless classic, the Raiders' main black and white uniforms get totally untouched, while their previous silver-on-white alternate gets moved to their classic uniform, as it is based off their older AFL uniforms to begin with. The big change comes with the introduction of a new alternate in place of the now classic uniform. The new, all-black alternate gives the Raiders a black helmet for the first time since their inception, while the rest of the uniform adopts black numbers with silver outlining and a black pant. Felt this uniform could be a huge hit with their widespread fanbase. Los Angeles Chargers: With the Chargers, like both the Chiefs and Raiders, they have near-perfect uniforms as is. Thus, I kept their powder, white, and royal alternate uniforms almost untouched as well, save for the removal of the helmet number, which just cluttered the design, and the discontinuation of their existing yellow pant for the first two in favor of a yellow and royal design for the alternate, rather than their existing royal pant. As for their classic, I threw it back to their late 80s-00s design much beloved by fans and keeping a navy uniform around.
  11. Full view of the Knicks' new Statement uniform. Looks better than the leak, but still think their prior blue Statement was better:
  12. Time for the AFC South! Houston Texans: Houston did well with their uniforms on the first try, but I did see some room for improvement. The biggest changes come to the sleeves, which now match the number color and give the uniform and sleeve design more pop. The white uniform also gets some color changes, notably to their number to match the helmet and the shoulder design to let the sleeve design shine more prominently. Their red alternate gets the same treatment save for red numbers on the sleeves and a color swapped white pant. Given this is their first uniform change in team history, no classic uniform for them. Indianapolis Colts: The Colts have a classic identity that received minor updates already in 2020. So, their blue and white uniforms get no noticeable changes. The alternate is where things get more fun. While their all blue alternate jersey and pant look the same, I added an all-new color swapped helmet, giving the Colts a blue helmet for the first time since their inception that better suited the uniform. For their classic uniform, I threw it back to the 50s with the horseshoe-on-back design used during that era. Jacksonville Jaguars: For the Jags, they needed much more pizzaz in their uniforms, compared to the overly simple and boring design they use now. I added the Jags' gold to more elements of the uniform, namely the collar, sleeves and number outlining (along with black). Speaking of the numbers, I actually reverted them, as well as the last name, back to their prior font, which much better fits the brand and lets them stand out more. Their pant also adds a stripe, which kind of blends the two pant designs of the 2000s, while their teal pant is discontinued due to it just looking off in most of the uniform combos. Their wordmark is also added to the chest of all uniforms, as well as the removal of the unnecessary Jags logo patch on the right side of the chest. Their black alternate gets the same treatment as the main uniforms, save for teal taking over on the collar and sleeves. Finally, the Jags get a long desired throwback uniform for their classic design: their original design with the more curved font, old Jaguar and all. Tennessee Titans: The Titans have arguably the worst uniforms in the league presently and, thus, they get a near top-to-bottom rework of their uniforms. The Titans revert back to their older shoulder and sleeve design, removing the extremely tacky sword shoulder design they currently use, while shifting their powder blue uniform back to their main home uniform, demoting their navy uniform to alternate status, and re-adding their alternate logo to the sleeve. Unlike other teams in the NFL (and I know this may not be legal yet), I gave the Titans a different home and road helmet design, keeping their navy helmet (save for a facemask color change) for their powder blue and navy uniforms. Their current font sticks around, but it gets significantly bolder with new red accents and a switch to white numbers on the powder uniform. All uniforms also get a pant redesign, with powder pants being added to the mix and a new side design as well that meshes well with their font. Finally, close this major redesign out, Titans fans get the much beloved Oilers powder blue throwbacks brought back for their classic uniform. Will close out this series with the AFC West soon!
  13. Just fixed that up for the Browns, messed that up originally. As for the Ravens and gold, though, I wanted to limit its usage to not overdo the color scheme. They use gold as an accent right now and I wanted to keep it that way.
  14. The AFC North has less changes than other divisions, but here they are: Baltimore Ravens: The Ravens' brand is in need of a refresh in my honest opinion, so that's exactly what I did. First, I updated their goofy raven logo to a sleeker, more fierce (and anatomically accurate) raven which adds some depth as well as removing the oddly placed B in its head. Next, all of the uniforms feature a new number, name on back, and wordmark font inspired by the team's 25th anniversary logo and social media style, which helps it stand out more from the rest of the league without resorting to an outdated sans serif font. The uniform also gets a new sleeve design featuring the Maryland state flag, subtle on the home purple while more out there on the white and black jerseys to give those more purple and character. The pant also gets simplified, with a stripe only appearing on the purple set and their new logo appearing. As for their classic uniform, I threw it back to their inaugural uniforms of the mid-90s, complete with retro logos, fonts, and colors. Cincinnati Bengals: Cincy, with one of the most recently refreshed uniforms, only gets very minor changes. The shoulder tiger stripes are shrunken to add TV numbers to the sleeves to match those of Bengals uniforms of the past. The stripes on the white uniform also get orange outlining to match the numbers and incorporate more orange into the uniform. The team's white pant also gets a refreshed stripe design which incorporates black and orange, rather than just one or the other and allows for the pattern to stand out way more. The alternate orange uniform gets the most changes, with the number font switching colors to match the stripes, and a new alternate black pant featuring white. For their classic, I went back to the 80s to their original tiger stripe-incorporated uniforms. Cleveland Browns: The Browns' changes are also relatively minor compared to others in this series. The numbers get a minor redesign to match older number designs used by the team, and that's pretty much it for their brown and white uniforms. Their alternate, however, gets totally redone to now be orange with white numbers and a brown drop shadow, paying homage to the team's original brown jersey. As for their classic, it's their original white uniform, featuring, for the first time in the modern helmet era, a white helmet for the Browns. Otherwise, the rest of the uniform is similar to that of their 75th anniversary throwback used last year. Pittsburgh Steelers: As for the Steelers, you don't mess with perfection, so their black and white uniforms go practically unchanged. The changes come, however, with their alternate uniform, it now incorporates a yellow alternate helmet with a black stripe and grey facemask, as well as numbers that match the styling of their main two uniforms. The yellow pant is also carried over to the alternate, rather than black. Their throwback is their original white uniforms, which have similar styling to their alternate but with the old font and black elements. AFC South up next, which will see more significant changes than most!
  15. For the AFC East in its entirety: Buffalo Bills: The Bills' changes are minor overall relative to others in the league. First, I changed the facemask color to blue on the blue and white sets. As for the jersey itself, I removed the crowded TV numbers and added a red outline to the wordmark on the chest. The blue pant gets a minor update by swapping stripe colors to match the styling of the white pant. As for the Bills' red alternate, I gave it the team's classic red helmet from the 1980s-90s and refreshed the number coloring to match the helmet striping pattern. Their classic uniform isn't too different from their current ones, they're just the blue variant rather than white. Miami Dolphins: Unlike the Bills, the Dolphins get some major changes. First, I combined the modern dolphin logo with that of their classic leaping logo to create a new and improved logo. For their jersey, I melded their SB era throwback styling with the font of their main jersey to create what I see as a great modernization of a classic look, especially given people love those throwbacks so much. The all-teal alternate is brand new, with, for the first time, a teal helmet and orange numbers. The overall style replicates that of their 1990s uniform with Marino. As for their classic, to avoid redundancy, it's one of the most modern of the bunch: their 2000s drop shadow white uniforms. New England Patriots: The Pats get some small but noticeable tweaks to their set as well, the most obvious of which is the removal of silver from the entire set, namely the helmet and numbers. The logo on the sleeve is also replaced with TV numbers to not overuse the Flying Elvis logo. I also gave their blue uniform a white pant. The Pats also get a red alternate that matches the styling of their blue uniform. Their classic uniform, to avoid redundancy with their alternate, goes 90s, using their wild design from that era that many fans have wanted to see brought back. New York Jets: The Jets' uniforms get a total redesign, taking a best-of approach. I kept the general helmet coloring, but updated the logo to now feature the zooming jet design language used in the 80s-90s coming off the J. Their uniforms blend their 2019 design with their classic appearance from the 60s-70s and 00s-10s, using the font and vapor trail lines of the former and the style of their classic uniforms, giving a sleek appearance that still feels very "Jets". The same treatment applies to the pant. Their black alternate gets similar treatment, save for the addition of green outlining all around. As for their classic, I bring back their missed blue NY Titans throwback from their AFL days. AFC North next!
  16. Yeah I see at least on the Knicks one, they have a side design added. Hoping it's the late 90s-early 2010s style.
  17. Closing out the NFC West and NFC in general: San Francisco 49ers: The Niners uniform history is one of the best around, so I elected to take a best-of approach like I did with the Vikings. For their red and white uniforms, I mixed the Super Bowl era design with their late 90s-2000s era uniforms by adding black back into the mix. A black outline is added to the helmet stripe, as well as a black drop shadow to the numbers, which are now gold outlined as well. The chest wordmark, sleeves, and pant also get a small black outline added to match the rest of the set. Their more traditional Super Bowl era uniform becomes the main alternate with alterations to the helmet and logo to remove black from the design entirely. As for their classic set, it threw it way back to the team's original 1940s look to differentiate from the rest of the set. Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks retain the same design language that they currently use, but get some modern updates to make the set feel a bit more timeless. The sleeves get totally overhauled and use a refreshed version of the team's 1980s-90s sleeve design with alterations to colors and the removal of the logo. The pant also gets a minor tweak, adding a blue and silver outline to the design, while also making their blue pant their main across the entire main set. The name on the blue uniform also gets switched to silver to match the numbers. Their classic uniform is a full recreation of their 1980s-90s white uniform. Onto the AFC next, starting with the East!
  18. To kick off the NFC West: Arizona Cardinals: With one of the most outdated sets in the NFL, the Cardinals desperately needed a redesign of their entire set. The red home and black alternate uniforms take inspiration from Cardinals uniforms of old, reverting to a far simpler overall design, new pant design for both uniforms, and new refreshed number font, which notably keeps the outlining of the current set. The road uniform takes more cues from Cardinal uniforms of old, with a sleeve design similar to when they first moved to Phoenix, save for slight angling to modernize the striping a tad. For their classic uniform, I went WAY back to their Chicago Cardinals days in the 1920s-30s, only adding the front number to fulfill jersey requirements and removing the Chicago logo on the sleeve. Los Angeles Rams: The defending champs' design gets some minor refreshes to perfect what is otherwise a pretty polarizing look. The numbers on all the uniforms remove the outlining, creating a slimmer number that matches the sleeve design. For the blue home uniform in particular, the gradient is also removed. Additionally, the stupid name tag style wordmark on the uniform is removed entirely, as well as the tag logo on the back. For the alternate, the team's ugly as sin bone uniform is thrown in the dumpster in favor of an all-yellow color rush-style alternate that holds the same design cues from the home uniform. As for their classic uniform, in order to avoid redundancy with the current set and play off 2000s nostalgia, I brought back the Rams' original Greatest Show on Turf navy uniforms with the gold side panelling and gold pants. Will close out the NFC next with the Niners and Seahawks!
  19. To close out the NFC South: New Orleans Saints: The Saints get quite a few noticeable changes to their set. First off, I darkened their gold slightly to make it more like...well...gold and not beige. Additionally, I simplified both the Saints' sleeve logo and the pant by removing the logo and stripe as to not overuse the logo. For the white jersey, gold becomes the dominant color over black and the collar coloring is removed. As for their alternate, it flips from their older road jersey design to their home jersey, while adopting a more classic style gold pant. Their classic uniform harkens all the way back to the team's 1970s gold shade and uniform design, helmet included this time around. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The Bucs get arguably some of the least amount of changes of any refresh in this series. The 2020 switch to their previous design was much needed and brings Super Bowl luck. The only notable changes for the uniforms is the demotion of the white pant to just the alternate and the promotion of the pewter pants to both of the main uniforms full-time, rather than as an alternate. The collar also goes full color to match the sleeves, while the alternate gets minor color tweaks by adding the orange into the number and altering the white pant to have a pewter outline rather than black. The classic Creamsicle jersey moves in as their classic uniform, which isn't really much of a question. Closing out the NFC with the West next.
  20. Moving on to the NFC South with two major fixings. Will be slowing down a bit with work picking up, so will be doing two per post instead of all four: Atlanta Falcons: I, and many NFL fans, consider the Falcons' current uniforms amongst the NFL's worst, so they certainly needed a rework all over. The black, white, and red uniforms all get totally re-done, taking their 2000s-10s font and combining it with mostly design elements of their 90s/Sanders-era uniforms. I also significantly shrunk their ATL wordmark on the chest. The helmets go untouched and remain matte. The Falcons' classic uniform brings their red helmet, but takes their late 60s design instead of their inaugural design. Carolina Panthers: The Panthers' set is arguably the most outdated in the NFL, so I gave them a much needed refresh for the first time. I retained many design elements from their original uniforms, but modernized a lot of their uniform set. First, I upgraded their new black helmet to the primary helmet (with minor recoloring) and demoted their current silver helmet to the alternate. Additionally, sleeve design gets modernized and sleeker to match the styling of the logo and helmet, while the numbers get a brand new font design that also more closely resembles the brand aesthetic and wordmark. The numbers on the black and blue uniforms are now silver to simplify their color scheme to remove as much white as possible, save for their white uniform. Finally, I switched the pant colors up, given how many fans love the black-on-black design the Panthers have as an alternate look already. Given this is the first re-do of the Panthers' uniforms in their team's history, no classic uniform for them. Saints and Bucs coming up next!
  21. Time for the NFC North! Chicago Bears: Not too much change for one of the most iconic and oldest uniforms in the NFL, only changes to the main two uniforms being the removal of the "GSH" on the sleeves to return the Bears to their classic look from their championship days and the flipping of the stripe on the blue pant to match the styling of both uniforms. The orange alternate with the new orange helmet introduced this year gets a minor change as well, switching the number colors to match the helmet logo and sleeve design. For their classic uniform, their old orange on blue throwback returns that they had used for many seasons before they switched to their current white throwback. Detroit Lions: In similar vein to the Bears, only minor tweaks to the Lions' already great uniforms. White is added to the main helmet and pants, while the alternate helmet and pants keep the white out. The Honalulu Blue uniform replaces the dark gray outlining on the numbers with silver, while adding a white outline and removing the "WCF" insignia on the sleeves. The wordmark also moves to a more natural place on the front of the jersey. The alternate jersey gets reworked, removing the white and replacing it all with blue, creating a more seamless uniform with a color that matches the rest of the set. The blue pant is retired, while the Thanksgiving Day throwback stays unchanged as their classic uniform. Green Bay Packers: The Packers' set is an absolute classic, so the color and white uniforms go untouched save for collar modernization to fit the Nike NFL style. However, the Pack get a full-time alternate, taking their 1950s throwback jersey design, adding TV numbers, as well as an all-new green pant and simplified helmet that removes white in favor of yellow to match the styling. The Packers' 1950s yellow jersey takes their classic uniform slot, featuring both off-white pants and helmets. Minnesota Vikings: The Vikings are the only team in the NFC North to get a significant makeover. The Vikings current set was okay, but I wanted to rework them to take a "best of" approach to the Vikings' uniforms and make them celebrate the teams' uniform history. On all the uniforms, I retained their current font (with an added yellow drop shadow) and helmet (save for changing the facemask to purple from black). That's where the similarities end. The purple uniform merges the 2010s sleeve arch with the general sleeve design of the 1990s/Moss-era uniforms with the Vikings logo adorning the shoulder. The white uniform merges the styling of the original Viking road set with their 2000s/AP-era uniforms with its coloring and shoulder design (sans piping), respectively. Both the purple and white uniform feature a new white pant as well. The yellow on purple alternate gets reworked to feature the team's original sleeve and pant design used from their inception til the 1990s, while the classic uniform is their original white uniform, matte dark purple helmet and original horn design included. NFC South up next, and bigger changes will be afoot...
  22. Hi all, Two years ago, I did a "Fixer Upper" series, where I fixed all 32 NFL teams' uniforms. Seeing how much the NFL uniform landscape has changed since, I felt like trying again in anticipation of the 2022 NFL season, using hindsight and making a few changes. First off, I am giving every team an alternate uniform and (almost) every team a classic/throwback uniform. Furthermore, due to the NFL's rule changes, I will be utilizing alternate helmet colors and, on occasion, not including shoulder/TV numbers. I'll be starting from the NFC East, going through the divisions in NFC, and then finishing in the AFC, detailing each change along the way. Constructive comments are more than welcome Without further ado, let's begin! Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys identity is considered rather classic, however, I felt there were a few changes that needed to be made. First off, I reverted their navy jersey to their Super Bowl-era design, utilizing silver numbers and removing the logo from the sleeve. Their more infamous white uniform, though, gets some more notable changes. As much as Jerry Jones may love those aqua-tinted pants, I find them absolutely ugly and had the uniform utilize their actually silver pants. Additionally, given the Cowboys don't have royal blue in their color scheme (nor black when it comes to the sleeve outlining), I switched the colors to Dallas' navy blue, which looks much cleaner and in line with the brand. Their alternate uniform doesn't get much change other than utilizing the silver pants and removing the squished TV numbers. Their classic uniform is simply their original navy uniform, which is being brought back this year. New York Giants: For the Giants, I looked to the past, bringing back their far more interesting and liked 1980s-90s uniform design, with some minor alterations. I converted their navy helmet to their current blue, I added an "NY" logo to the chest with matching outline to the numbers, swapped the sleeve colors of the road uniform to match the numbers, and used the Giants' current sans-serif name font. Furthermore, I brought in an all-new red alternate that's simply a color swapped version of their regular uniforms and a new pant. As for their classic uniform, I kept their 1960s/late 2000s-2010s road uniform they won two Super Bowls in. Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles uniforms get a rather noticeable refresh in one key respect: numbers. I updated their number font to match the new wordmark design, while also removing the TV numbers and adding the new wordmark in the same place as the old one. Otherwise, save for a slight collar change on the midnight green uniform, the rest of the main set remains the same (including the blackout alternate's new black helmet). Additionally, for their classic uniform, I brought back their much beloved 1980s-early 90s design, featuring Kelly Green helmet. Washington Commanders: The newest identity in the NFL is not exactly what fans wanted, and although I'm not going to change their name or logos, I overhauled their entire set to create a more cohesive and superior design. First, the helmet brings back the gold facemark from the R*****n/WFT days, while the entire set cuts black entirely from the color scheme. The primary burgundy uniform gets white numbers, a refreshed sleeve design that now fully incorporates the entire DC flag, rather than only partially as before. The pant also gets a simple matching stripe color as well across the board. The white uniform gets totally redone to feature a design similar to that of the main burgundy uniform. Their black alternate with the hilariously bad helmet design gets completely scrapped for another burgundy uniform, this time featuring more yellow in the helmet, numbers, and pant, while also adding a recolored version of the team's alternate logo to the sleeve. No explanation needed as to why I did not give the Commanders a classic uniform due to the racist identity of their past identity they want to dissociate from. NFC North up next!!
  23. The concerning fact is that Adidas is not pursuing an extension, it's not on the NHL. I think the key reason for them not renewing is Fanatics. Their revenue generated from simply jerseys and hats just isn't enough given the fact Fanatics makes almost all the shirts, (more often bought) replica jerseys, and 80%+ of the merchandise produced and sold. Why the NHL gave fanatics any rights is beyond stupid.
  24. Practice jerseys. Not offensive, but so boring compared to what they could be with a sleeve pattern and side design.
  25. Great ideas, but could you try this with the Bucs' current darker red? I think it'd potentially much better than the brighter red you've got now.
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