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Hey, uh, @heavybass... You listed the Patriots as Parts XXVI and XXVII. The Outlaws are actually Part XXVIII.

Well, that got dark.

I can see it now. Thanks.

The Jets pictures are broken on my end.

Cool uniforms. Love the gold.

They are on my end.

The final Cardinals images are broken.

Personally, I think that in the future of the original article, the Raiders move to Salt Lake City to replace the Gold. That's just my headcanon, though.

Oh, good. You will do the existing NFL teams. I was wondering about that.

You're not doing the OTL teams?

I see it now.

So, San Jose?

I can't see the picture. Also, I do not have an opinion on the Stars/Colts issue.

Ah. Keeping us in suspense. That's fair. Ok. We do have the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros. And the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning.

@heavybass In the original article, the Nashville Renegades become the Nashville Pioneers. Did you change this intentionally? If so, what other big changes can we expect? P.S. I think it should be the Nashville Titans instead of the Tennessee Titans. Unless the Showboats relocate.

According to the original article, it's the Gamblers.

Good to know.

You mean this original page? https://uni-watch.com/2022/03/12/what-if-the-nfl-and-usfl-merged-in-1987-part-i/

*Megamind face* No Fleet?

Just think I should point out Kansas City and Dallas are both the Renegades.

Here's my proposal for the Western Division: Anaheim Express (relocated Los Angeles Express, USFL) Arizona Hotshots (AAF) Honolulu Hawaiians (WFL) Las Vegas Outlaws (XFL1) Los Angeles Wildcats (XFL2) Oakland Invaders (USFL) Portland Storm (WFL) Sacramento Surge (WLAF) Salt Lake Stallions (AAF) San Diego Fleet (AAF) San Francisco Demons (XFL1) Seattle Dragons (XFL2)

That's neat. Think you can do the UAXF next?

I'm calling it. The last team is in Munich.

You've only got 3 uniforms to go! You can do this, @heavybass!

@IceCap According to the Wikipedia article on the 2023 XFL season, they're dropping New York, Los Angeles, and Tampa, and replacing them with San Antonio, Las Vegas, and Orlando.