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And the emphasis on the "eye" in the 3D elements of these new graphics are even more impressive. It'll be interesting to see what carries over and what changes once the regular season starts in September. Displaying team W-L record is critical in 2021, so expect that to come into play as well when they have to cram it into the scorebug after Week 1

1. Ravens in purple/white vs Vikings in white/purple 2. Jags in teal/black vs Eagles in white/green 3. Bills in blue/white vs 49ers in white/gold 4. Cowboys in navy/grey vs Titans in white/navy 5. Bears in white/navy vs Patriots in navy/grey 6. Browns in white/orange vs Packers in green/yellow 7. Bengals in all-black vs Lions in white/grey 8. Chargers in white/yellow vs Saints in all-black 9. Broncos in orange/white vs Panthers in white/Panthers blue? (help me describe their primary color) 10. Giants in blue/grey vs Steelers in white/yellow 11. Colts in blue/white vs Rams in all-bone 12. Texans in white/navy vs Football Team in burgundy/yellow 13. Falcons in black/white vs Chiefs in white/red 14. Cardinals in all-red vs Raiders in white/grey 15. Seahawks in white/navy vs Jets in green/ 16. Bucs in red/white vs Fins in white/aqua BONUS: mid-2000s Browns white/orange vs current 49ers in red/gold

This tweet hints at a preview of what's to come next week with the next big update to the graphics at CBS Sports. If you watched the AFC title game last Sunday, might have seen some elements that I may think will carry over to the new package in some way, shape, or form. https://twitter.com/AndrewMarchand/status/1354883391754268675

Either way, I tip my cap to Buffalo. Just feels like we're in this place between braggadocios Steelers and Pats fans and the humble base of...idk...Panthers? Texans, maybe? As for the organization...for all the praise our front office gets and how they historically have developed good defensive units almost every year, we can't seem to put together a sustainable offense. And the two most prolific offenses in recent memory (2014 & 2019) did not reach the AFC title game at best. Can't even develop wideouts either. Maybe I sound a little entitled since the team has won two Lombardis in 25 seasons of football, but that's just how I'm feeling now. I just don't want Jackson to suffer the same problems or worse than how Flacco had to throw to a lot of veteran receivers.Or struggle to find an offensive strategy with strong success year to year

I'm not a very boasty Ravens fan, but my god, do other fanbases HATE us this much? On the note of the game....well...it was a hot mess. That's all

Browns-Steelers looking like the most pleasing sight to see during this Super Wild Card weekend. Colts-Bills second and Bucs-WFT third

I'll give it to the Vikes. Love how the purple off the uniform just pops. Can't say the same for the Ravens, but that doesn't mean it's bad. The Ravens purple is less saturated and I'm not saying that because of the lighting in the picture you used.

Ravens plan to go with the standard purple jerseys again vs the Giants. Does that confirm that the CR uniform has been quietly phased out of rotation this year?

Damn...I was expecting all purple. I'm calling CR next week vs the Giants in their CR Edit: after seeing the Jags opt for black pants, I think the Ravens were better off sticking to white pants with the purple jerseys for this matchup

Since every league didn't get to bring back fans all at once for all teams, the first game with a sellout crowd for every team post-pandemic will be memorable. I was hoping that the first games with fans back would have that pageantry of honoring frontline workers in pregame presentations.

IIRC, the Steelers wore CR for the Christmas Day game in 2016 and the game started early enough for a little bit of daylight.

Sadly I didn't get my wish. Standard purple jerseys are confirmed for this Sunday. https://www.instagram.com/p/CHxwe8fnOco/

You and me both, but on the flip side, I want the Ravens to break out the CR this week. Don't mind if the uniforms are the same as the divisional playoff last season, but Ravens CR seems more appropriate than black for a day game for instance.

*sighs* Well...looks like Pittsburgh might have relegated us to a step below the true Super Bowl contenders. Steelers won't have another tough opponent besides maybe Buffalo. On the other hand, we still have to visit Pittsburgh on Thanksgiving night and host the Titans the Sunday beforehand. The division isn't lost, but it's a tough climb considering what's ahead...and the crazy thing about it? I probably sound crazy since both us and the Steelers still have four teams sub-.500 down the stretch (fact check me, por favor).