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I don't hate the crest as much, but everything else about it doesn't vibe with me, how can chrome be a color on a jersey? Are we looking at the Trash Bag Mavs? So I took your prompt and this is what ChatGPT gave me, much better than the actual team.: Team Name: San Diego Surf FC Colors: Blue and Gold Logo: The team's logo could feature a wave or surfboard design to represent the coastal location of San Diego, with blue and gold colors to reflect the sea and sunshine.

Iowa will be breaking out their 3rd non-traditional combination this year, and are unveiling gold jerseys and wearing black pants for Saturday's game vs Minnesota. The other two previous non-traditional looks were black pants @ Penn State & a blackout look at home vs Sparty. EDIT: A better look at them.

Waterloo Christian started an 8 man team in Iowa. Uniforms are nice but man could've gone with green jerseys instead of black.

One thing I'm OK with from these uniforms was the orange jersey it introduced, that would be nice to see the current Browns have instead of the Brown w/orange numbers mess.

What if he's on the boards?

The Rams "bone" unifrom isn't bad by any means. The color and the white patch are what do it in. Otherwise I would say it is a fine, serviceable uniform, that would do better or would fit in more for a college team.

I dunno what the overall thoughts are on it. But the Cowboys for a time did wear white helmets, and if they rebranded to be solely blue/white team, no silver, I wouldn’t hate it

Can they be called Indianapolis Nights if the game is a 12 pm kickoff time??

Colored socks would go a long way for some of them.

FAU doing what we all wanted Arizona to do #SANDFORLIFE

The Bills red alts wouldn’t be as annoying if they wore them with white pants and red socks

Should only do this and white/teal/black on the road. All Balck and all teal a few times a year.

Houston in Blackout uniforms vs West Virginia. If you look closely, they jerseys have the UCLA stripe, just like their home and road sets! Does Nike not have a plain uniform for them to wear? Was getting uniforms with toned-out UCLA stripes all they could do??

The gradient uniforms weren’t at all bad. Just the execution was atrocious.

They changed the striping, on the blue it was originally just white/red but the blue jersey mimicked the blue/whute/red on their helmet. The white jerseys then had the same striping pattern, but they have updated it so it now is red/white/red on both

Will Miami qualify for a 3rd though? NYCFC, NYRB, Toronto and Atlanta got thirds this year, and I would assume those carry over into next year, but will the league do more roll outs like that where 4-5 teams each year get a third for whatever reason? Because 3 of those 4 I wouldn't have seen getting a third based on that sales number that gets thrown around and has been for however long.

Horizontal sponsors > stacked/vertical sponsors

Can't imagine what they'll do if they lose in black pants, maybe pull a Ravens and unveil special grey pants for a game

Boise really need to get new uniforms. I think if they used a version of their throwback logo for the helmet it would look good. But they need to get out of the template stuff, or at least update the template.

Can we petition this to be the Ravens full-time road uniform? Honestly, they can get rid of the black pants because these are much better.

Ok, unpopular opinion, but those Heat military jerseys are actually really nice. I don't mind those.

I liked Adidas in terms of the fact that they didn't push the new jersey trend every year. We did not have a team that rotated through jerseys each year for a City. Plus I'd love to see the Christmas ones come back.

When the helmet doesn’t match the socks. (Good combo though).

You say that now, Cardinals are probably due for a city connect.....

If they’re gonna do City editions make them like the MLB ones where the uniform stays for 3-4 years. With how much the jerseys have had a lot of lackluster (and some great designs) in such a short time, I think giving them some longevity would do wonders.