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I dont think any of the Patriot unis have been good

I assume that the vent/ports are for reliving pressure upon impact. And the reason for the different depths is the same reason your dont make the entire car out of a bumper. You put the extra padding in the spots that impacts usually happen on both the inside and outside. This helps keep the weight down so that you arent doing as much damage to yourself and the opposing players when you do make contact. The dimples are probably decorations to cover up bare areas. Hopefully once logos come into the mix those dimples will be gone.

I don't think the name will be named after any type of people. Whether it is military or not. That will be backing themselves/NFL again into a racial identity and I can't see that happening.

When people ask William H Macy about this movie he quick changes the topic to his families college admission scandal.

Is that Trap Jaw?

Just make them clear! (I will see myself out)

Asking cause I don't know the rules. But could he own a team while being a major broadcast partner? Might cause some possible conflicts.

The jags should be teal with black and gold accents. Any uniform that doesn't include all three should be thrown away. Stop trying to be the Raiders (black primary) or the Saints (gold and black). Be the Jags. Teal with Gold and black.

The "aquafresh" pipping was terrible

If not kelly green...at least something that isn't as dark and drab as they have now. It is terrible.

I understand that is just a mock-up and not an actual rendering. But that example has an extremely large graphic/logo to make that work. That size might run into issues that the Bucs ran into with the larger Flag that would not fit properly due to the newer helmet crevasses and holes. If you make the logo smaller does it ruin the effect? At that size it looks good. But at the same time it is also too large and would need to be smaller. So will a smaller logo look bad and will it allow a stripe(s) down the center?

Not everything needs to be "executed" on every canvas. The design and inspiration are probably gorgeous. But limiting the design to a football uniform that will get squished, torn, stretched, etc are in my mind a bad decision. You then put that design on 50 different bodies that are all shaped differently and to me the execution failed.

I understand the intent. But the execution looked terrible (and my attempted joke).

Was Oregon going for the Oregon Trail ms dos look?

The home whites arent bad. But the Oregon would be embarrassed to wear the green on green mess.