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"Hey, I didn't know the Titans changed their logo. Looks weird." -All of our Dads come September

It's missing the retro Phillies patch on the sleeve, though.

It'll be the primary for two years at most. By that time, "icy white" will have fallen out of style and the dark blue shell will become the main look until they opt for the inevitable 80s throwback set 5 years from now.

If that's the case, then he's had a rough 20 -odd years.

Depends on the team's identity. Both of those uniforms are from the 70s and 80s (the Sox' set being a throwback), and they reflect the style of the era, which paired best with and was thus most often paired with pullovers. It works for those teams. However, if you took the buttons off the Yankees' pinstripes or the Tigers' home set, it would just look cheap. In short, what we consider to be timeless and retro typically does not look good in pullover form, while modern-retro (such as those two above) or modern uniforms rock the pullover look really well.

The Athletics uniforms will stand pat for the next three years in Sacramento (sans Oakland, of course), and when the team arrives in Vegas they will likely choose to either pivot fully to kelly green once again and put out a 70's-era look or go old NYJ-green and metallic-gold and take on a casino-inspired identity.

This is Nike we're talking about. Of course it does.

How did they manage to get the LA script break right if they couldn't with the regular Dodgers script?

That's the baseball team's logo. If they tried to spread the identity across the athletic program, fans would take it as sacrilege.

I'm a State fan and I don't like it. We're supposed to be the antithesis of Ole Miss and the "good ole boy prep school" look the school exudes, and now we're copying their script? C'mon!

There's no way that these are real.

I'd think they might be preparing to pivot to kelly green full-time when (or if; a trained monkey could have handled this relocation better than Fisher) they move to Vegas.

I think it would be funny if the Titans made them intentionally design these uniforms to be as ugly as possible so as to instinctively turn people off to a Oilers-style rebrand in Houston.

I see it simply as a natural albeit immensely annoying expansion off of the recent "icy white" trend in the uniform advertising world. I'd expect to see this helmet on display quite a bit during this and future winter seasons, and I think it will likely be the basis for a more targeted snow-themed alternate when the Broncos eventually introduce new uniforms. (something along the lines of the Colts' "Indiana Nights" monstrosity, but hopefully less inclined to make me coat my eyes with bleach)

Well, at least it's not a giant hotel butter slab like what the Braves have.