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  1. Boring, and no flair. Plus the color combo just makes it look even stale than before.
  2. I just looked at it and I saw the stripes. Looks, hmmmmm. I wonder what the red pants stripes look like?
  3. WAIT A MINUTE! THE TEXANS WAS USING MIDNIGHT BLUE SINCE 2002 AND NEVER CHANGED THAT AT ALL. THEY STILL WORE MIDNIGHT BLUE ALL THROUGH 2002-2023!!!! GEEZUS!
  4. Oh dear god! No pants stripe? Oh god! I am done with this crap!
  5. That looks like a minor league uniform or an XFL uniform. It looks............................. don't know. I just do not know anymore.
  6. Quarterback, John Hadl wearing #21
  7. I change my mind on my last post. Two defensive players, Fred Dryer and Jack Youngblood wearing both 89 and 85 respectfully.
  8. Much, much better! I love it already! White numbers can work to justify the white stripe on the blue stripe on the yellow pants.
  9. You know, mesh never was around during the 1898-1950's. Those uniforms were 98% cotton.
  10. The Cardinals football team was aptly named after the uniform colors when they faded. I do not think they were thinking of the Cardinal bird until the late 1930's. But the color cardinal is a very old and classic medium crimson color that has been around for awhile and worn by the Cardinals in religious sects. So basically he did name the team after the color of the jerseys. And yes, I love Michigan's colors. I was reminded how the Chargers in 1985, the Pacers in 1990, and any other team switch to this type of color. I always loved the Rams royal blue and athletic gold and Michigan's navy blue and athletic gold colors when they wear it because both look beautiful and I am a sucker for the athletic gold colors clashing well with the blues, browns, and greens (mostly Oregon's classic colors). My only problem is the oversaturation of it done with the Rams color rush. I wish they had navy blue pants to go along with the athletic gold color rush. Then in 1997-ish when the Pacers switched their home whites to home athletic gold which was brillant.
  11. I do not like them at all. Does not look right on the new uniform template.
  12. Why copper pants? Does it make the cardinal color unique or something?
  13. You should use the same design for the sleeves onto the pants.
  14. Just like their white and aqua pants. I do not know why they did that in 1987, but I guess they wanted to copy the Chargers, Cowboys, and Saints. In 1974, the Chargers started that trend with the double trimmed block numbers which they use the jersey colors for that invisible space for the second trim color which is nice for its time but was a mid 1970's thing with the Chargers. Gotten popular by the 1980's when the Dallas Cowboys followed that style for their navy blue jerseys in 1981. Then the Saints did so in 1983 trying to make their uniforms look classy. Then later on, we get the Dolphins in 1987.
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