Blast_Brothers

Shoutout to the new template pushing the wordmark down weirdly far on the chest

Not distinctive enough to be bad. Could be worse.

"Dripped out" is not a "2023 term" by any standard, buddy

Oh cool, the prerecorded video has echo from the room mic for some reason EDIT: And now mic feedback. Truly professionals at work

I keep thinking this big white box at the bottom is a pop-up ad I need to close

This is an utterly random guess, but I wonder if Budda Baker's recent trade request made them suddenly want to reshoot part of their reveal video... could that have caused a delay of a few days?

I would guess it comes from the state flag, since they've already used that before. But the copper definitely has a desert flair to it. Or maybe it's only indirectly related to the flag, since there have been no rumors of featuring blue in the design. I guess we'll see.

Why are some of the logos in front of the text and others behind? Is that just an error in the preview image(s) or is it actually going to be inconsistent?

Some part of this uniform needs to be a color that's not white. But I keep running through options in my head, and I don't like any of them.

The Rams' white socks... look surprisingly decent. Don't know why the players aren't doing it in unison, but that ship sailed a long time ago.

"Galactic Black Fire Sky shell"

The flag keeps showing up in Cardinals redesigns because it's the only unique design element they've ever had. Even the piping they use now isn't all that special. Take the flag out of the equation, and you're left with uniforms any team could wear. Their uniform history is extremely uninteresting, and it's not even consistent enough to be iconic like the Raiders, Colts, or Packers' uniforms are. Recoloring the Jags' uniforms in red and white produces a pleasing result, but it also shows how much Jacksonville's unique color scheme covered for their plainness. Unless the Cardinals feel like radically reinventing their brand, leaning on the flag imagery is probably the best way forward.

I can see a lot of problems: The W logo has to be weirdly tiny to fit, being dwarfed by every other element in the roundel The founding date has been split in half, with each half on opposite sides of the logo. If I didn't know better, I'd say they were founded in 1919 and have a perma-memorial to a #32. "Washington Football" only serves to remind people that this franchise used to be called the Football Team Are they really that confident about not winning another Super Bowl before replacing this logo? Have fun reprinting all your merchandise if the team happens to back into a championship.

Bonus inconsistency: the white uniform doesn't have stencil numbers.