Lights Out

The Rockets' logo is a mess and their uniforms are the equivalent of wallpaper. I also forgot how bad the Cavaliers' brand is now. Summer League uniforms and a logo that looks like it was thrown together in five minutes on MS Paint. The Raptors are pretty bad too - the chevron-themed uniforms are interesting, but the logo sucks and ditching purple continues to be a huge mistake. Point is, it could be a lot worse than what the Nuggets are doing now.

It's not the most inspiring look, but no way is it worse than the Thunder, Nets, Rockets, or Jazz.

Looks like USC-meets-Cal.

I think it would be fine if the outlines weren't so thin. Legibility is going to be a serious issue.

Their previous logos have never been anything special either, but this one is rather boring.

I mentioned this earlier in the thread, but the Lions' last three uniform sets all lasted less than a decade. It's nothing new and I would assume their futility on the field during that period has to do with it. They kept tinkering with their look to turn the page from a previous failed era.

I'm not saying I love every team's current uniforms, because I don't. But looking around the league, the only teams I don't think have a clear identity are the Cardinals, Saints and Commanders. The Texans were also on that list until today. The rest of the league, no matter how conservative or modern they are, at least have something that stands out, whether it's a color, a font, a striping pattern, etc. In 1996, we still had the Bills and Giants dressing exactly the same from the neck down and the Falcons trying to cosplay as the Raiders. Half the league had a basic black, silver or white helmet and unlike today, there were no alternate helmets that allowed teams to try something else. Merchandising has grown since then and forced teams to put a little more thought into it, not that they always succeed.

I guarantee there'd be people bitching about those, the Eagles, the Niners, and the Ravens if this was 1996. There'd probably even still be grumbling over the Falcons and Jets "going BFBS" and the Jaguars using such a "gimmicky" color like teal. The Panthers' uniforms would probably be compared to the Arena League. Of course, that would all look quaint compared to the meltdowns that would ensue over the Broncos' redesign the following year.

If the entire league rolled back to 1996, people would immediately start pining for 1986.

I like that horn helmet a lot. Always nice to see teams do something more inspired than the usual logo.

Seeing it laid out like this, I like how the new road jerseys have more orange than the old ones.

Not every team needs to look exactly the same as they did 50 years ago at all times. Especially for a team like the Broncos whose greatest success has come in modern uniforms.

Now that we've seen the whole thing, I like Denver's new uniforms except for the weird triangle motif. I hope they do a slight tweak as soon as they can and get rid of those.

These uniforms lasted almost as long as the ones they replaced. I'd say they did stand the test of time.

This looks so fake that I'm starting to doubt all their previous leaks. In addition to the wordmark issue that others have pointed out, the NOB is also sloppily misaligned. It looks like someone's first attempt in the Concepts board.