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Your telling me a casual fan wouldn’t identify the Browns, who have one of the most iconic helmets in football, and literally wear their name as their primary color???

But that’s exactly it. Helmets are the iconic signature of an NFL team. You should(and can, at least right now) be able to look only at a helmet and identify the team. Period. That’s why helmets are used often as standalone symbols—because they are the primary identifier of said team. Changing the helmet dilutes the brand, so if the Chiefs run out with yellow helmets, it takes a second to process which team it is, because yellow helmets are the Packers’ signature. The consistency and clarity is what makes a helmet a helmet.

Take a look at the NBA, and tell me what you see. In the NFL, you can tell what teams are playing within 5 seconds...with the NBA it takes 5 minutes...all because Adam Silver gave Nike a little to much leeway. You better be grateful that Roger Goodell runs the No Fun League

Casual fans wouldn’t know the difference. “They only changed the helmets” You sure you’re in the right thread, buddy?

No, but it would give Nike an excuse to do so.

Perfect, as it (incoming Nikespeak) a) harkens back to the history of football in Houston b) brings a rustic Texas vibe to the Texans brand c) incorporates “bone” as the primary light uniform

Just make the red jersey the home primary, go white/white on the road, and if you must have navy, keep the Color Rush around for 1 game. Navy/Red/white: 6 home games Navy/white/white: home opener and 7 road games Navy/Navy/Navy (color rush): 1 home game Navy/white/navy(CR pants): 1 road game

Just for the ‘21 season Also, wouldn’t this only affect fullbacks?

Old Joey really did it...

I love those Cincinn-Angeles Ram-gles shoulders.

Just wondering, if the Rams can use bone as their primary road/light jersey, can Carolina use silver? Your concept does a great job of cleaning up the design, but the NFL works best with two primary colors and white. Now, it can be done(see Seattle, Baltimore, Tampa Bay, ect.), but more often than not, it leads to uneven color balance(Tennessee, Jacksonville). Especially if one of your colors is silver(New England).

So you mean the inaugural uniforms the Jags wore? Yeah we all want those to come back.

Their main home uniform(the modern one) is teal/white

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The NFL on CBS package is one of the best in the industry. The scoreboard has a slight polish to it, like it isn't fully flat. I love the folding theme during t/o breaks and TD's. It reminds me of the NBA on ESPN package, as it has flat-but-not-too-flat scoreboards, folding graphics, and slightly 3-D logos.

NBA: Nuggets 18-19 & 19-20 City, Pacers 19-20 Statement(or 18-19 City/Earned), Cavs 19-20 City, Heat 17-20 City Pelicans 18-19 City/Earned, Thunder 18-19 City/Earned Wizards 19-20 City Nets 19-20 Statement NFL: Saints Color Rush Texans Red Falcons Classic Broncos Color Rush/Throwback Jaguars Teal Giants Color Rush Steelers Throwback(see 2019 Week 10) Bengals Color Rush

Just release the logos already. Anybody who’s into football is either tuning in to the No Fun League’s preseason or getting jacked up for college football. Nobody has cared about secondary football leagues since the AAF(predictably) collapsed