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Honestly though, as stupid as the "Heat Culture" thing is, as least they're not diluting their brand as much as most teams are. "We are the ____________" is what branding has been for most of sports history, and it was better that way. We don't need to know about every subcultural element of your city and commercialize it for jersey sales.

The fact that for 6 of 7 games in a series, the Nuggets are wearing two different uniforms that both refer to the elevation of their city is just a joke. I cannot wait until this gimmicky city era is dead.

Don't tease me with the possibility of that not happening.

Some people might not count this as a change since socks are kinda like the wild west at this point, but striped socks.

I'm not saying they're necessarily the best (although they might be), but the Browns are the only team that I think have "perfect" uniforms, now that they went back to the white face mask. I wouldn't change a single thing if I could. A few other teams are very very close, but only one is perfect in my eyes:

This specific combo is in the very lowest tier of uniforms in the league

Y'all are getting soft. These are awful. Screams mid-major college program.

I thought I wanted the Lions to go back to a blue facemask, but idk...it just doesn't looks right to me. I'll wait until we see it in different lighting on the field to have a final opinion, but it just feels off.

So technically this is a new version of the Browns helmet that's never been worn before. White facemask + shiny finish + oranger orange.

Turner?

Thinking this looks bad is something my mind can't comprehend. Stirrups remind us of all that once was good, and it could be again.

Wow somehow I missed that. Looks like the Cardinals were the only team to wear gray in ST but this confirms it's a league-wide problem. Really is pathetic.

Is it just me or do these jerseys not match with the pants?

I agree. I'd like to see it with a white facemask.

This guy was onto something back in 2015