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As someone who watches hockey, where every single away uniform is white helmet/white jersey/colored pants/white socks, I disagree. I always prefer colored pants with a white jersey, as long as proper contrasting white socks are worn.

There's been some talk among the Rangers fanbase about whether to wear the navy alternates in the playoffs, since they went 9-1 in them, but I don't see that actually happening.

this I guess

Really unpopular opinion: I don't care what any players wear. The trend of players wearing numbers that aren't traditionally assigned to their position isn't going anywhere and I never saw it as that big of a deal. As long as the numbers can still correctly indicate which players are eligible to touch the ball, I don't care if there's a WR wearing number 1 or a DB wearing number 6.

Yes, I do think it would work. I think we just have to agree to disagree on this one.

No. I just don't like the "electric lime" color. I think of it more as "puke green".

This was literally an outdoor game jersey. And I know your next argument is gonna be that this is a night game and it would look worse in the daytime, and my only response to that is that I disagree. The Texans should wear red jerseys, and if the jersey itself isn't red, the numbers should be.

Not sold on this in the slightest.

White pants with a highlighter green jersey would not be nearly enough contrast. Not a single one of the primary uniform components (helmet, jersey, pants, socks) should be in that horribld green color.

Hate to say it, but designing a good uniform and designing a uniform that the players like are becoming two very different things. From what I understand about current players' uniform opinions, they'd be estatic about every game being all-black vs all-white

I really like these looks from the NHL

I'm biased (my favorite team features red numbers on a blue jersey) but I completely disagree. I've always been a proponent of the Texans embracing red more to differentiate themselves from the other navy/red teams, and I was disappointed to find out that the new road uniforms will replace their red/navy trim numbers with navy/red trim numbers. I was hoping that the red alternate would serve as the basis for the new uniforms.

I forgot about the Golden Knights' original home uniforms. Mostly because whenever they wear them nowadays, they're paired with that horrendous gold chrome helmet.

Jarring for sure, but I wouldn't say it looks "wrong" for any team. Gray is a very natural color for a metal facemask.

They were terrible uniforms. They were meant to take inspiration from the 1994 throwback uniforms, but ended up being a downgrade in basically every way. Inferior shade of red Inferior helmet Inferior helmet logo Inferior shoulder striping (they added a logo and black shadow to it) Inferior numbers (the additional gold accent made them way too busy) Inferior pants

The main problem was that they darkened the red when they switched to that uniform. Even the current uniforms have a slightly darker shade of red to the 80s uniforms (the 80s red was the same shade as the Chiefs). I'd prefer the original 80s shade of red, but the current red is light enough that it isn't an issue.

Who are the others?

That's taking it way too far. Gray is a great facemask color, but putting it in the official color scheme and using it for other uniform elements would look horrible. The only time gray is an acceptable uniform color is in baseball.

Look, I still don't understand that decision in any way, Niners were still a great team from 1994-1997 (they won it all in 94 and made the NFC Championship in 97), but if that's the choice that you made and you're happy with it, good for you. Maybe one day the Niners will remember how to win the whole thing when they make their 1434380893498th NFC Championship appearance.

I assume you switched around the time they spanked the Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII? I'm just saying, switching from (at that point) one of the winningest franchises in NFL history to a team that was garbage for most of its history is an . . . interesting choice.

Patrice Bergeron in the Bruins' pre-Edge uniform Mats Sundin in a Leafs jersey with no hemline Markus Naslund in the blue/green orca Claude Giroux in the Flyers' initial Edge home jersey

Before we Cowboy-jack another thread: Yes, it's a classic jersey Yes, the colors mismatch Yes, it would be better if the blue on the helmet and jersey and pants matched, and if the silvers matched. Whether that's royal, navy, or some shade between the two.

I hope you're talking about the Niners

I've said it before and I'll say it again. The 49ers have the perfect lineup of four uniforms*, there's no reason to mess with it. *When proper red socks are worn with the throwbacks Honestly, if the throwbacks are going to be worn improperly (as white leggings), I'd rather ditch alternate jerseys altogether than introduce a different alternate. The primaries hold up well enough on their own.