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8 hours ago, rtr2me said:

It amazes me at how Jacksonville is always portrayed in the media, and around the country. I have been a season ticket holder since day one, yet we continue to sell more tickets than most teams but you don’t hear about that. The tickets are sold, unfortunately a lot of the azzes aren’t in the seats because the stadium will roast you like an oven, and we have a complete POS for an owner in KHANman...

 

Our attendance was 22nd in the league in 2019 (http://www.espn.com/nfl/attendance), 17th in 2018, 21st in 2017, 26th in 2016, and we have beaten teams in attendance you wouldn’t expect until you go through the list. The reason we have been on the crap list of the NFL goes back to Weaver giving the NFL the threat of a lawsuit if they gave the expansion team to a second ownership group in St. Louis that popped up at the last second, and we have been talked about terribly ever since. We have supported the team through thick and thin as the numbers prove, and according to Forbes the team is 23rd on the NFL list worth $2.325 Billion (https://www.forbes.com/nfl-valuations/list/#tab:overall). Regardless of what is said by the so called analysts (:censored:-ESPN), we support the team as you can see in the revenue and attendance numbers.
 

Trust me I wish I had liked a different team, especially now since the KHANman took another game from us. We all know what is next which is the team moving to London which makes me wonder why I am even defending them. As a result of this I canceled my tickets after him giving a second game away, and so have a third of the season ticket holders which is exactly what the POS wants so he can move them. Hopefully him and Lamping (another POS) croak before they can do it. As terrible as it sounds, many of us would throw a party if his eyesore yacht sank with him & Lamping’s lying azzes are on it when it goes down... Unfortunately sh#t floats, so they wouldn’t drown...

I never really knew that, interesting.

2 hours ago, DouglasQuaid said:

I wasnt much of a fan of my Panthers concept so I decided to give it a refresh and kept it closer to the original design. Instead of black I went back to a silver dome and brought back the stripes to the sleeve cap. I decided to g with the blue jersey once again due to the fact there are many black jersey teams.

I like the Michigan Panthers type helmet on this one

31 minutes ago, Reyes47 said:

i’m just using wikipedia  and it says the cubs were the first major league team to use them

2 minutes ago, Mingjai said:

i’m just using wikipedia  and it says the cubs were the first major league team to use them
Fixed.

Was something supposed to change? lol

4 hours ago, DoctaC said:

 

 

Made some changes to the Hornets, let me know what you think:

 

 

- New word marks on the icon and association editions, one now says "Charlotte" instead of "Hornets."

- Kept the same light blue color, but used the purple from the '90s.

- New statement edition.

- New city edition based off of NASCAR, as Charlotte is a major NASCAR hub.

IMO The first version looks a lot better.

Why do we never get fun things in life?

14 minutes ago, CrookedThumb said:

I'm placing an imaginary bet that one day, they'll wear the red gradient jerseys with red pants.

 

And it shall be called the Hula Hoop look.

What if they go full on Atlanta Hawks and make black-to-red gradient pants? To make an already terrible jersey worse? That would be lit! 

Falcons and Saints, two bitter rivals, become united on uniform combos. In theaters this fall.

7 minutes ago, LogoFan said:

 

 

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Wow, that gif is actually really high quality!

Where do I start?

• Matte helmet is not as good as glossy one
• Big Falcon
• Gray Mask for a team that doesn't use gray
• Stupid ATL on the front
• Gigantic numbers
• Black home jersey in a league that needs less black (now the NFC South has 3 primarily black teams)
• Cheesy as hell gradient that looks weird (called the Rise Up jersey Lmao)
• Side stripe on the jersey
• Another Nike remodel with only one other color on the pants
• Monochrome home and away

I'm not happy.

I always had a hunch that we would see a gradient jersey in the next couple of years.

This is not exactly what I was hoping for.

Ok, it's pretty much the old uniforms, which is great! Not much to say about it, but I like them.

I don't understand the hate for #53. Yes, the helmet looks kinda amateur, and the "SOUTH FLORIDA" wordmark looks a little dumb, but other than that it looks pretty clean.

Just now, IceCap said:

Both teams unveiled their logos and everyone said all there is to say about them. Off topic discussion is going to happen until we see some unis.

 

 

Guess I should've known by now lol

Man, every time I see this thread pick up on hot, and it's just because of the Chargers argument that's been raging for like 3 days now.

6 hours ago, duxrcool048 said:

This is an interesting picture lol!

 

Because it's 2020 now, and I just don't trust them enough that they won't mess with tradition

1 hour ago, CaliforniaGlowin said:

What's worse: Supporting a team with a hated brand and an insulting COO or supporting Spanos? 

I'm sorry, but not many people outside of these boards choose their favorite teams with their logos.

That escalated quickly. I just thought he was making things up about the whole purple chargers, not that he would go that far lol.

On 4/2/2020 at 11:07 PM, SFGiants58 said:

Hey, it's not like it's this:

 

Man, the Block C really didn't come soon enough, did it?

I think the Indians should look like the bottom uniforms, and they could use the caveman C for their logo:

And it doesn't help that this season (if it even happens) seems to be a rebuilding year for the Chargers.

9 hours ago, Sec19Row53 said:

I'm glad you weren't.

I mean, Green Bay would do anything for the Packers. That's pretty much the only thing that makes Green Bay so notable. An extra 0.5% tax increase means all but nothing to them, because the result is the Packers get to stay in Lambeau. There's a reason why the Packers are one of the highest earning teams across American sports while being in a city that barely has 100,000 people.

Did anyone see Kevin Demoff reading mean tweets about the new logo? It's honestly just kinda pathetic to watch.

23 hours ago, colortv said:

This is the best and most comprehensive article on the NFL's return to Los Angeles:

 

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/14752649/the-real-story-nfl-owners-battle-bring-football-back-los-angeles

This was written before the Chargers even announced they were gonna move to San Diego! Wow, Los Angeles is happy to have the Rams back! Maybe it's like they've not had a team in 22 years, and one of their favorites made it back! Almost no one in LA cared about the Chargers then and now. And that doesn't justify San Diego getting screwed out of a team to Los Angeles yet again. San Diego only has the Padres at this point, give 'em a break lol!

On 4/2/2020 at 12:02 PM, WideRight said:

Hey all,  I am really unsure about the 9th team, Atlanta.  I went with an odd color scheme for ATL, basically Clemson's Purple & Orange (which I love on Clemson when done right) and I tried a theme based on the ATL airport as the world's busiest. While there are aspects I like about the look of the logo and uni's I am just not completely sold on this.  Here is why...

 

1. Another letter-based logo.  I try not to have too many of these.

2. The colors don't really scream "Atlanta" to me, but red-black or red-navy is just so common.

3. Should I go with more of a wings motif?  Just not sure.

4. The name bugs me, but Jets is taken, Wings is meh, Flyers did not work for me.  Any other options if we stick with this logo?

4. Or would you go a totally different direction with ATL in general?

 

Let me know what you think.

 

ATLANTA FLIGHT

Head Coach: Raheem Morris

Pro Mentor: Roddy White

Stadium: Georgia State U. Stadium (24,333)

 

 

 

Purple and Orange are my 2 favorite colors, so this is definitely a win in my books!

On 3/29/2020 at 11:44 PM, MDGP said:

 

https://www.forbes.com/nfl-valuations/list/#tab:overall

 

2nd most valuable team and second highest revenue and operating income in the NFL. People are buying more of their stuff than anyone except the Cowboys. Seems pretty popular to me.

I feel like the most forgettable team in the league is the Jaguars. Only reason they've gained some following is their 2017 playoff run and playing in London every year.

Let's be honest, who cares about the Jaguars?