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The Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl on the CW was a hard watch. Gave up quickly. Cannot stand Dave Portnoy’s bland commentary and the try hard sideline “reporters”

I’m curious to know how the logo will translate to jerseys

Big shout out to Brock Purdy and Kyle Juszczyk being the only offensive starters for San Fran to wear the proper red socks 

The newly formed United Football League following the merger of the USFL & XFL has been unveiled-

The remaining teams and locations will be unveiled tomorrow during College Gameday

How hard is it for Carolina and Jacksonville to wear black socks?

Why did I just need to do one of those “confirm you’re human” tests before posting something?

Ah yes, the football shorts for Liberty in the Fiesta Bowl

Over the past couple years, I’ve come to not like the Bears jersey striping

BAL-SF is so disappointing

15 hours ago, fouhy12 said:

 

 

That’s a good use of makeshift sock striping

On 12/22/2023 at 3:05 PM, Pigskin12 said:

Jets are wearing green for the fourth straight game and will wear it again next week at Cleveland.

 

I hope Washington wears burgundy pants and white socks.

A Christmas miracle would be the mythical gold pants.

For as much as we scrutinize the Commanders all-black uniforms, there’s a discussion to be had about the blue-less below the helmet Giants away uniform 

Would it kill the Saints to wear black socks with the CR

25 minutes ago, Silver_Star said:

 

Because you like the Fearsome Foursome look, right? The one that looks almost close to the Colts 1954 look just with different stripe patterns (this is before the Colts went with white helmets).

I meant the yellow on the bone pants is almost undetectable from a distance. The yellow on the jersey is plain as day.

20 hours ago, Pigskin12 said:

 

The Rams posted this graphic that likely means nothing, but I wouldn't mind this uniform pairing at all. I find the blue on bone to be an acceptable uniform that's easier on the eyes than the blue over highlighter yellow.

On the blue-bone for LA, the yellow from a distance is undetectable. I like it this way.

47 minutes ago, jc... said:

 

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

In an alternate universe, the Patriots moved south and became known as the Americans

They’ll do some blue-to-red gradient and pull nonsense out of their asses about “from the ashes of a franchise long forgotten…”

Unfortunately not what the Vikings are wearing, but gorgeous nonetheless

11 hours ago, Green27 said:

Byron's Raptor and Axalta schemes dropped today.

 

11 hours ago, Green27 said:

Some more Hendrick schemes. A lot of boring white across the board IMO. 

Hendrick schemes about as boring and bland as potato salad 

We’re 100% gonna get “H-Town” on at least half the new uniforms, aren’t we?

14 hours ago, tBBP said:

Meanwhile, I personally believe the Texans should explore—and should have been explored—an entirely different colorway absent of any trave of red or blue altogether. But of course navy and red was the easy and "safe" route to take with a nickname like Texans (just pulled the colors off the state flag). Several teams have rebranded to completely different colorways over the years; I don't see why this should be different. (Of course, if the rumor mill is true, then *technically* the Texans will be doing the same thing by adding some hue of light blue). 

 

It kinda sucks too because the Texans currently have one of the best team logos and name/NOB fonts in the league. I really believe that we're about to see all that tossed aside for something more "flavor of the moment" than enduring, which, colors aside, is the aesthetic the Texans currently have. And of course there's the merchandising revenue they can pull in (do doubt aided by the swoosh) by doing that, so...

One of the better Texans concepts I’ve seen was from @mcrosby’s introduction of a rustic Wild West color scheme complete with an astronaut dress up

5 hours ago, GDAWG said:

 

Won't work because there's a third team in Florida.  

Albeit two different states, Jacksonville-New Orleans game might work

An 18 game schedule is feasible, but could get tricky 

2 games vs divisional opponents

4 games against NFC Division

4 games against AFC Division

1 game vs same place finish in other two AFC/NFC Divisions

1 game vs rotational same place finish 2 opposite conference division

Example-

Commanders

Cowboys

Giants

Eagles

Cowboys

Giants

Eagles

Panthers

Saints

Buccaneers

Falcons

Ravens

Steelers

Browns

Bengals

Bears

Cardinals

Chargers

Titans

Baltimore opting for those black lifeless pants really messes up this game’s look