LeeTraylor

Great looking logo and a great looking update. I'd personally go with either top left or bottom right. In my opinion the bottom left (black/red) evokes too much of the Toronto Raptors' current identity with a white and red roundel on a black background. I really like the new color set of the top right, but I think it's a little too close to the OKC Thunder identity with navy, sky blue, and orange. Always been a fan of the "McDonald's" era Rockets identity, but it's hard to argue with the boldness provided by the contrast in the top left logo. I'd love to see a few uniform mockups in each colorway to get an idea of how they'd look in action.

Been playing around with a few different secondary logos for the Cleveland Browns. Several of these reference the shape of the state of Ohio, such as the kind of retro-funky one shown here.

This very well may be the case. I might have to revisit one of them or come up with some alternatives for each franchise.

I'm not sure if you are just promoting your own design or stating that I stole your design. Your link goes to a Photoshop of Odell Beckham, Jr. in the current Browns uniform set.

Threw together a quick away version.

Now that everyone agrees the Browns are the best football team ever assembled, I think it's high time they burned their embarrassment of a uniform and went back to what the Browns are supposed to be - clean, classic, and simple. As such, here's a uni-swap with Odell Beckham, Jr. into a concept Browns uniform that heavily features the triple stripe made by the helmet shell and helmet stripe. And not much else. As it should be.

I agree with you that the logo has some issues - I'm not completely sold on it, either. The swoosh at the top is meant to be where its fin is breaking the surface of the water. As for the coloring, I used the images below as references. I agree that it doesn't work as well on a dark background.

And the final team design, the Los Angeles Sharks:

The St. Louis Archers:

Thoughts?

The New York Knights:

Like this?

And the Seattle Pioneers: