Phils Phan

I like thick striping on baseball uniforms.

The all-black hat was atrocious, but that one is kind of a guilty pleasure of mine. However on the field it just didn't pop at all.

While the white pants were unpopular, my opinion is that the Buccaneers, when they actually, y'know, dressed like a pro football team, didn't look good overall when they wore the white pants. With the pewter pants there was a perfect color balance to compliment a simple but nice design, however when they wore white pants it was mostly pewter on top and literally none anywhere else. Yuck.

Love that color scheme.

Orange and grey, just...why?

Those powder blues are hideous, and genuinely cause me stress as someone with OCD about symmetry.

This is an awful, awful uniform:

It's the perfect blend of big logo, asymmetrical design, color scheme and complete lack of reverence for any guideline to uniform design previously upheld, that Jaguars uniform is everything 90's uniforms have to offer besides gradients.

That Thrashers jersey would have looked good if they'd changed literally everything about it.

Sorry, I didn't read all that... I was was too busy staring at the best uniform in football. Hey, can you tell me what you find attractive about this uniform? No sarcasm at all here, I'm honestly curious. Not everything can be handwaved as "personal opinion," and I wonder just what it is that you and others see that I don't? Sure. To me, one of the absolute hallmarks of design (and one that's being blown out of the water in the current climate of sports design) is economy. Along with symmetry, variety, harmony, etc., economy is one of the basic principles of organization. I tell me students all the time, if you can tell the story with 5 lines, sometimes that's all you need. (But usually, they just keep drawing anyway.) Just like writing, cooking... hell, anything, there's a point when you've nailed it, and anything added is just superfluous filler, cluttering up the perfect statement. Of course, its personal preference... I say "simple and complete", you say "plain and lacking" but by my standards of design (no, not just "nostalgia".... the 60's Falcons don't mean anything to me) this is perfect. So you like it because it's simple? So why do you love this dreck and not other unis with no actual design to them?

I was gonna make a joke about the Cubs and World Series teams but it never sounded right, please ignore this post.

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There's potential (Red helmet and black jersey is a really nice combo), but yeah it's very plain with some annoying flaws. You didn't even mention the unspeakably out of place gold on the helmet either.

In before someone says that's better than what the Bucs wear now…Well...it is...