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Well, that pretty much confirms they'll be going back to the old "steel blue". I never liked the Nike blue, it was the same shade as the patriots and didnt match the helmet

lol, these are concepts from this forum. Amazing how fast misinformation moves.

Seattle Kraken vibes

forgive my terrible photoshop skills but matte helmet + reducing the red trim does wonders IMO... it just looks so amateur in the leaked pic

uhhh has anyone pointed out the massive gap between the decal "S" and the helmet?

They put all the fan input from focus groups in a brief and gave it to Nike/NFL for the actual design process. Because they tried to appease everyone with at least one uniform, I could see some criticism arising from the lack of continuity across each uniform.

There is not much to see, but the new Texans navy uniform is in the background of this video: Confirmed red NOB with white numbers and red trim? Looks like the same numbers that got leaked on the white uniform

Is it controversial to be annoyed when teams wear non-primary uniform for a championship game? Seems like UConn wearing throwbacks would just breed confusion in the future. Same thing with the nuggets last year and their city uniform.

Gah... how was this approved. 1. Wordmark style doesn't match the R logo (blocky vs curved). Houston R-Rockets, nice stutter. 2. What is happening behind the K? 3. The lines on the basketball... what are they doing 4. The ribbon (?) around the basketball is oriented up, while the ring around the R is oriented down 5. The flat side of the ribbon points east-west... while the flat side of the R ring points north-south The Rockets have been a disaster starting in 2010 when adidas introduced the rev30 uniforms. Before then they had shiny fabric with a number that matched their wordmark. I imagine there was some sort of manufacturing issue and adidas offered them the pacers font as a fix... Even when they changed the wordmark and got new uniforms in 2019 they STILL didnt change the number. mind boggling

Anyone else think the Mavericks should be thinking rebrand (or at least refresh)? I feel like the logo looks stuck in 2005. Something like below with a new wordmark would do wonders.

I was so upset that the Hawks beat the Rockets to the retro re-brand... it's a fair point, but they did share colors for about 30 years

The league has too much red & black and I really wish the Raptors or Rockets would consider a slightly different direction with primary colors. Portland and Chicago should be exempt since they have a longer history with those colors, but do we really need two red/white/black teams per conference? For me the fix is the Raptors to utilize more purple, and the Rockets to utilize more yellow or gray/charcoal

when you do a side by side , to me its a clear upgrade, even though its not that drastic. i expect the navy uniform to be a slight update like this one, and the other two to be more distinct.

The Texans have let it be known that they aren't changing their primary logo but I wonder if that includes colors. It's always been interesting to me that they didn't go with the official Texas flag colors, given the name and obvious logo connection to the flag. Depending on the lighting, I find the actual shade on the helmets and uniforms to kind of vary between these two blues.

This is one of the best rebrands I can ever recall. That red jersey is FIRE. Love the wordmarks too. I can't believe they dropped the black and brought back the nautical theme. The only complaint I have is the ship looks a little too much like a Royal Caribbean cruiseliner and not a clipper ship. It took me a while to realize those are sails and not levels of a cruise ship. Lot of people bringing up other teams like the Twins. Across all pro sports in the USA, we have to realize there's going to be some overlap right? Its like 120 teams...