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I understand the love for the original Sonics look and why the rebrand before the move to OKC was also well liked, but I really like(d) this logo and uniform set and prefer it over any other Sonics look.

Love that color scheme.

Worst...Sonics...logo...and...color-scheme...EVER.

Okay, this is probably a highly unpopular opinion, but whatever. This?

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Sorry, I didn't read all that... I was was too busy staring at the best uniform in football.

Fixed that for both of you.

Seeing that picture really reminds me that Detroit's uniforms look like garbage now.

Notre Dame's gold-flaked bright helmets look dumb with those pants. Their old-school helmet painting look was far better...and so were the pants.

This is what I was seeing in my head when I likened the Chiefs to ketchup packets.

But as far as an unpopular opinion goes....

Am I the only one who loves the Chiefs in all red??

They looked like ketchup packets in the red helmet/red jersey/red pants look. Unpopular opinion indeed!

I love the Marlins' logo itself, I just would have fine-tuned the color scheme to include some green and a second shade of orange (red-orange, creamsicle).

A logo based on Miami looks wrong without any green. There's so much greenery! You have to have green.

I like your idea of adding green but a second orange makes that way too busy...

Came across a local shop in the TC area selling throwback baseball jerseys that are fakes. These things are 100X worse in person than they look in pics on the internet. Just horrible.

Seattle's logo with the blue is far better than the 2012-current version with grey.

I liked that jersey as well - pair it with some neon green shoes and that's a solid alternate.

Unpopular? Maybe. I think the Memphis Showboats had the best USFL uniform.

Not to mention the best nickname.

I wish some USFL teams had actually been able to merge with the NFL. Some absolutely gorgeous logos and uniforms in the USFL.

Hmm... I had no idea that so many hated the Jaguars teal flakes, but if so, chalk me up as someone with an unpopular opinion.

Beyoootiful!

That's wasn't bad...but I think a matte teal helmet would look great.

And I'm actually coming around on the jerseys...minus that stupid "JAGS" patch? I am not a fan of shortening up team names like 'Fins, 'Skins (which is terrible), or 'Boys.

The Jaguars helmet needs to be just one color.

GOLD is that color.

Pretty sharp look there, BrianLion.

The Jaguars helmet needs to be just one color.

GOLD is that color.

I think a teal helmet would look good for the Jaguars.

One of the best uniforms in College Football

I like that one as well - but it would look better with "MISSOURI" on front as opposed to "MIZZOU."

One of the BETTER uniforms in college football.

Unpopular opinion: something not popular or accepted by a majority. See also: previous post.

Right, and Mizzou's current sets are awful. I imagine the majority of posters would argue with the contention that any of their uniforms are among the best in college football.

That particular set consisted of black numbers outlined in yellow on a dark grey jersey. A broadcaster's total nightmare. Where's the helmet logo?

One of the BETTER uniforms in college football.

Unpopular opinion: something not popular or accepted by a majority. See also: previous post.

If only because I don't like that a highlight in Mariners' history is his 300th win.

Hilarious coincidence...literally going thru stuff in my garage this weekend and came across a picture of my cousin and I with Gaylord Perry taken at The Kingdome in the 1980's...

Bucs and Jaguars uniforms are dope....

Dope is for dopes!

If the Red Sox and White Sox were named today as expansion teams, the spelling of "Socks" would be ridiculed and mocked beyond belief.

Wasn't there an update to the North Dakota State University Bison logo somewhere in here? I can't seem to locate it.

I kind of liked Seattle's white jerseys paired with grey pants in last night's game...

Sort-of related, but I also loved the way they stretched Phillip Epps' last name out on the back of his jersey.

Another unpopular opinion is my love for the Vikings with a white face mask.

Wasn't that a one-season deal? I wonder why...

The Vikings white masks were around for at least a few years.

1980-1984 apparently...

http://www.snotbubblefootball.com/2013/04/team-logo-history-vikings.html?m=1

Check out the bit on the 1964 home game with the Lions when the Vikings wore white jerseys at home...

I kind of liked Seattle's white jerseys paired with grey pants in last night's game...

This is my favorite post-Lombardi Packers uniform.... only ever used in 1988.

Sort-of related, but I also loved the way they stretched Phillip Epps' last name out on the back of his jersey.

Another unpopular opinion is my love for the Vikings with a white face mask.

Wasn't that a one-season deal? I wonder why...

Unpopular opinion: the G by itself is silly since the town is Green Bay. You don't just use N for New York or L for Los Angeles.

40 years ago? I don't think you meant to tack on that extra zero.

Titletown: home of 13 NFL championships...2 of which have come since 1968.

Still 2 more than your Dolphins have won since 1973. And until another team three-peats... which only the Packers have ever done, and they've done it twice... those "40 year old titles" are still relevant.

Which was why I jokingly said the Dolphins shouldn't be included on a list of "professional" football teams...

1929...12 team league...no playoffs. Regular season 1st place team is named champion.

1965...14 team league...1 playoff win gets you to the championship game.

I'm not going to disparage what the Packers accomplished from 1929-1931 and 1965-1967, but you're absolutely fooling yourself if you think a three-peat has a chance of happening again in today's NFL.

Sounds like you are a big Packer fan...so were you on Brett Favre's side until Aaron Rodgers won the Super Bowl, at which time you denied ever wavering in your support of management during Favre's squabble with Ted Thompson?

Continuing on with my own unpopular opinions, being as I live in Wisconsin...saw a ball-in-glove sticker on a car yesterday. Royal blue and yellow looks so good compared to the Brewers' current bland logo.

I've been a Dolphins fans since the days of David Woodley and Don Strock - but they've been lost in the woods since Dan Marino retired. I'm very familiar with the 1972 team...but, dude, save the 40+ year old "glory days" for Green Bay fans.

40 years ago? I don't think you meant to tack on that extra zero.

Titletown: home of 13 NFL championships...2 of which have come since 1968.