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19 minutes ago, 29texan said:

"Nice" is subjective.

This was in 1996, btw:

When the Patriots transferred over from the World League or the CFL American experiment. I can't remember which? 

Bull horn helmet, great idea, poor execution. Can barely see it. 

Not an upgrade. Not a downgrade. More of a sidewaysgrade. 

10 hours ago, HOOVER said:

 

 

So many "that's fire" comments in this short clip that I want to light myself on fire.

 

That's weird that no one said they hated it. Odd it has a 100% approval rating. 

11 hours ago, DCarp1231 said:

We used to be a proper country 

League makes them wear bicycle pants.....fines them for being too short and not staying on the knee. 

Part of the Lions problem, as well as the Titans, the thin stroke of the number font. It's kind of hard to see. It works for the Steelers because of the high contrast. 

38 minutes ago, ltjets21 said:

Do the logos below show any flare or personality of either New Orleans or San Diego? .

Yes, swirly banner makes me think of New Orleans. 

And the San Diego one reminds me of a nautical flag.

2 hours ago, fouhy12 said:

 

 

 That's so loud that it hurts my ears. 

But after 10 years of boring ass logos, I'll take it. Just wish they'd stop the "template" style. 

I wonder how the 49ers endzone would look in gold with the red letters. 

40 minutes ago, neo_prankster said:

Is George Toma still supervising the decoration of the Super Bowl fields or did he retire at some point?

Might have burned that bridge last year. 

On 1/23/2024 at 12:51 AM, ruttep said:

 

49ers would likely use the red version of the saloon font that they've put in their end zones for the playoffs this year

Lord, I apologize. 

Mandatory pre-printed spandex underpants. 

Again, that's just the artificial turf field. That's not the grass field they'll be playing on. The leave the gap so the paint doesn't stain the white sewn in border. 

That's the artificial turf field already inside the stadium. Not the grass they'll be playing on. 

15 hours ago, Sportscenter said:

 For the first time since Super Bowl 50 the AFC team's endzone is on the right side of the field when looking at it on TV 

Why do I get the feeling lately that it's not a conscious decision as to which team goes on which side? Like, they pull the template out and they just happen to be closer to that end zone so that's where they start. 

EDIT: After the Super Bowl 50 snafu, I could see this team painting the field upside down so it doesn't face the camera the correct way. 

I'm liking the bull horn on the helmet logo. That's one of those, I can't believe I didn't think of that, ideas.  I'm very traditional when it comes to uniforms, but I like the asymmetry on the white jersey sleeves.  Very subtle. 

Super Bowl logos appear to be 2 yards narrower than last year. That's a good thing in my opinion. 

7 hours ago, ruttep said:

 

49ers would likely use the red version of the saloon font that they've put in their end zones for the playoffs this year

They've never done that in a Super Bowl but you never know. It's all up to NFL Creative and team approval. The 49ers had a helmet last time. 

The nice thing about the Ravens shorter height wordmark, it takes up horizontal space. The Lions logo takes up a lot of height and width, and makes the logo look smaller. 

I wonder if the NFL will lay their grass down on the movable tray or use the artificial turf that UNLV uses.  The turf is sewn in with the NFL number locations and the white six foot border. 

Just bring back the conference logos. That's all I ask. 

The Falcons modern logo on a red helmet would look good. The current uniform from the neck down is trash though. 

22 hours ago, Silver_Star said:

How about this from @daveindc

My only gripe is the white helmets should be red, and also the point to where I believe the longhorn logo is finished and they need a new logo that looks better. Also how the stripes follow up similar to Seattle's god awful stripes.

When the Patriots moved to Houston in the mid-80's.....

1 hour ago, tBBP said:

 

Oh yeah, it's definitely a thing. Has been since at least the late 1980s if not before then. Same thing with ATL in Atlanta; it's been a thing there for just about as long if not longer.

 

 

 

Can't wait for the Bears ORD uniforms. 

Looking through Pitt's fields on GUD, the Giants throwback field doesn't have an NFL logo on the field. And also, some of the early season Steelers fields don't have it either but they usually have it on the sideline on a vinyl mat.