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That's the best Lions concept I've ever seen. Using the Gothic D for Detroit should be mandatory, and you really tied it together with your more heraldic looking lion. This is a fantastic series thus far!

Up next we have the Orlando Thunder, the minor league team for the Miami Dolphins. They were a franchise in the World League of American Football from 1991-92. They have a bright color scheme that was toned down from the original. The logo feature's a lightning bolt and Thor's hammer on a roundel making the initials OT.

Those logos are frustratingly good. The only change I would suggest is adding more shadow on the right horn because of the way light would hit it. It's really good though. Uniforms are spot on.

The NFL logos will be reserved for the NFL night game. The way the league works, the team pays about two-thirds of the contracts, while the NFL club pays about a third (players needing a little extra game time experience), so there is a fair amount of independence, so they don't want to plaster their logos everywhere. As for the one helmet rule, the AFA commissioner realized that is a stupid rule and ignored it entirely. Thanks! I'm putting a tiny bit of the parent club in each, and that's exactly the idea I had in mind. Good eye!

We will start this series in the East with the Atlantic division which consists of the Norfolk Neptunes (Redskins), Orlando Thunder (Dolphins), Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (Panthers), and the Richmond Bulldogs (Steelers). Our first team is the Norfolk Neptunes who were originally a franchise in the Continental Football League from 1966-69 and the Atlantic Coast Football League from 1970-71. They are the minor league affiliates of the Washington Redskins.

I'm back with another concept series. This time, I'm designing a minor league for the NFL, the American Football Association. The AFA has 32 teams divided into two conferences (East and West to save money on travel), which are each divided into four divisions. Each team is affiliated with an NFL franchise and is used to both develop players and as a place for players who don't fit on an NFL roster.

And finally we have the Lithuanian all star team

Finishing out the Lithuanian league, we have (brought back from the old Socialist league) the Vilnius Iron Wolves

Up next we have the Utena Stallions

I don't know if you noticed, but I included the S hacek (š) in the sun rays

Up next we have a non-traditional look for the Siauliai Suns.

Thanks! The pirate logo is meant to be a goalie mask that kind of looks like a skull

...and we're back. I've had a fantastic time hanging out with my new Latvian friends, learning about their culture, language, and dirty jokes. Good times! Up next we have the Mazeikiai Archers and the Panevezys Pirates.

I've been very busy working with the Latvian Orchestra, but I'm back with a couple designs. Up first we have the Klaipeda Hydras And the Marijampole Saints

Up next we have the Kaunas Bulls: