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Sigh, I really thought the large city wordmark era was officially over.

Man oh man do the Titans and Texans love using the same colors. There needs to be a lawsuit once and for all. Have two divisional teams shared such a similar color palette ever?

I just read the whole article. Woody being a douche is probably what left us with the half baked elements like the traditional oval and repurposed New York wordmark. But boy this article makes you appreciate what they ended up going with! 3 tone green uniforms? silver helmets? This could have been way way worse.

It is funny that the new Falcons logo is very good and probably a better logo but I just happen to like the old one a million times more.

I was at the Mets game today and finally got to see the difference between this year and last years on field jerseys. Behind home plate at citi field the Mets sell grossly overpriced game worn jerseys, hats, pants etc. On last years jerseys the orange outline and blue numbers were layered. Now they are this weird frankenstein mix. They aren't like the screen printed twill numbers on the old replica/ swingman jerseys but are only one piece. The orange outline and blue number are connected with the orange outline being raised a little. The jersey patches are an absolute disgrace. They use what appears to be cheap unlayered and ironed on twill. Something truly has to give to end this disgusting disgrace. From a fans standpoint I also cannot imagine these would hold up long after a few washes.

That user commented that and referenced this picture. i think he believed that these were white socks when in reality its double socks with the white crews pulled up very high.

This should be the primary logo, end of story.

As a Jets fan I am very happy with the revamp. Still interested to see how the helmets will match up with the jersey color. In reality the 2019 jerseys should have been these with a few modern twists. I would've put the abstract jet logo on one of the jersey stripes and done the same on the pant leg but I understand why they went ultra conservative.

Arena Football is the only minor football league that ever grasped my attention. The high scoring aspect is entertaining and it feels like a different product than the NFL, unlike the NFL wannabe UFL, AAF, and XFL . In the late 2000s there was also a very strong brand. Saturday games were broadcast on ESPN. Not sure what really was responsible for their downfall.

So I'm still not certain about this rule. I understand a team like the Eagles can have their standard Midnight Green, Kelly, and ALT Black. But could a team Like the Vikings have alternate White and Gold Helmets with no historical precedence?

The batterman below the piping on these jerseys is driving me absolutely bananas.

For the love of god, can the lakers drop black from their purple jerseys?

What I am confused about this whole thing is don't teams have their own seamstresses that apply names and numbers to jerseys? Am I just making this up? Or were these seamstresses just given these garbage numbers/patches? I wonder what last years numbers and fonts would look like on this current template. I also find it funny how colleges look better than the MLB now.

https://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/fields/controller/controller.php?action=main This is a great website. A database of field art and covers most teams entire histories.

It might be an unpopular opinion but ever since the LA Super Bowl I've thoroughly enjoyed the templated super bowl logos. I think I even prefer them to everyone designing their own individual logo. I think a lot of the rhetoric around the old logos is rooted in nostalgia. In the first 20 super bowls I'd say there were about 4-5 unique logos. A ton of them also were just generic red white, and blue outside of the logos involving the roses from Pasadena super bowls. I think it is important to acknowledge as well outside of the Scott Norwood super bowl these didn't appear on jersey patches until Elway vs the Packers so I think there were different design influences. Do the logos below show any flare or personality of either New Orleans or San Diego? The one gripe I do have with the current system is that it is a bit corporate but I've gotten passed that. .

I wouldn't say the Sack Exchange numbers are generic, look at the bend on the 7. I believe this is a champion block font which used to be quite popular but now I don't think it is used anywhere.

In this day in age especially, if it aint broke dont fix it.

Dolphins finally got aqua and logoed hand warmers. In year past they had these Navy ones that stuck out like sore thumbs.

I don't know if I am alone on this one but I am upset the Bucs are playing on Monday night for a second year in a row. Personally I always enjoyed when a warm weather team hosts a playoff game in the sun. It is even more at risk since the Rams and Chargers moved into a roofed stadium. I can only count on 5 or so occasions we have had it in the last 15 years. JAX vs Buffalo 2018, TB vs Philly 2021, TB vs LA 2021, SF vs MIN 2019, SF vs NO 2011, and MIA vs BAL 2008.

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I'm not sure if these are replica jerseys. Those typically have came without patches or front numbers.

I'd like to see these or the dirty bird uni's thrown back to at some point.

I wonder when the last time they wore white at home for a primetime game. As far back as I can remember in the early 2000s they always wore teal/aqua or orange.

So the Titans and Texans are going to have the same color scheme?

It would take a long time to look and confirm but this may be the only time LSU has worn purple in a bowl game.