DCarp1231

I wish more MLB players chose to wear 99. As far as I know, only two current players wear it (Aaron Judge, Yankees & Daniel Robertson, Indians)

The Cleveland Browns uniforms are great. I'd say they're in the Top 4 of Nike redesigned uniforms. I actually like the Jacksonville Jaguars helmet, but I'd prefer to see an all matte black helmet than an all gold helmet.

#0 should be made available to incoming rookies and newly signed players on NFL teams during offseason activities and preseason, then those players can switch to "legal" numbers after cuts are made. NFLShop.com has rookie jerseys with #0

Number retirements are good with me. I doubt it'll get to that point ever for a team, but how long until we see an NFL QB wearing 20 because a team has 1-19 retired. I think there would be a point where a team says "Maybe we should cool it on the number retirements."

On baseball uniforms, I cannot stand when jerseys have numbers on one side and a logo on the other side on the front.

I cannot stand when a pitcher has a single digit jersey number.

Double Post

Santana Moss as a New York Jet Jason Campbell as anything other than a Redskin Specifically, Campbell as a Raider and Bear are a strange sight due to the number choice.

Double whammy considering his jersey number was something other than 81.

Stripe inconsistencies on football uniforms aren't that important

All I see is "STD"

I like the thick collars on NFL jerseys. The Eagles and Broncos both look great with it. If I'm not mistaken, I believe the Texans have the thick collar too. I'd take it over the shirt collar (Rams, Saints, Bengals) any day.

The Chargers powder blue uniform is the worst current alternate in the NFL. I don't get the love for it. On the same subject of alternate uniforms, I wish more teams went with grey alternates. Currently, I think the Seahawks are the only team to do so. The Raiders, Redskins, and Saints are three teams off the top of my head that could pull it off. It's obvious the Raiders can, but for reference on the Redskins and Saints: Iowa State/Redskins: Colorado/Saints: (Swap the gray helmet with gold)

THIS: Is a great look. This unpopular opinion is geared more towards the pairing of the helmet to the rest of the uniform. Somehow it works. I'd love for the Redskins to form a look around the stripeless grey facemasked helmets and this uniform is a great start.

Is it an unpopular opinion to think all navy is the Titans best look?

It is an unpopular opinion for a reason...

thin yellow/thin white/thick yellow/thin white/thin yellow Why not just make the two white stripes a little bit thicker and the middle yellow stripe thinner?

What I meant was the placement of white in the stripes is odd

Aside from the color rush uniform worn this past Sunday, the Steelers current uniform set is terrible. Maybe it's that number font or the unnecessary use of white in the stripes, but the set is just bad.

I would welcome this LA Rams uniform set: Home- Navy & Yellow (yellow horns on helmet) Away- Navy & White (white horns on helmet) Alternate- Yellow Color Rush

I actually really like the Minnesota Wild identity. Easily the best "singular" named sports team beating out Miami Heat, Utah Jazz, Oklahoma City Thunder, Tampa Bay Lightning, Chicago Fire.

The Browns current uniform set isn't as bad as people think.

For football, NFL and College, the simpler the uniform the better the team looks.

The Redskins helmet minus the stripes and a grey facemask look great.

For the most part, a lot of NFL teams could pull off grey alternate uniforms. Whether it's light or dark grey.