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I don't understand why the Jets need black. Green and white provide plenty of contrast on their own, and look so much cleaner. The Detroit Lions got rid of black, and it improved their uniform by leaps and bounds.

With few exceptions, teams' uniforms generally don't have anything to do with their nickname. The 80s/90s JETS wordmark is arguably superior to the current oval logo, but other than that, I don't really want to see a uniform that incorporates jets into the design somehow.

It looks like our friend is happy to be finally passing an intestinal blockage shaped like "ers".

The baseball jerseys look good, but the "The Land" set is completely terrible. The gray is too light and the border around the numbers/wordmark is too thin. Plus, there's nothing about it that meshes with any other aspect of the Cavs' identity.

Purely as an on-field look, it's not bad. As an overall identity package, it suffers from all the weaknesses that the previous Browns did. There's no obvious team logo or identity, and nothing that marks this look as clearly "Browns." That's semi-excusable if you're just attempting to maintain 50 years of tradition, but if you're going to move away from the traditional look (yes, I know they wore white helmets briefly once upon a time, but that makes this a fauxback at best), you may as well fix the other glaring flaws.

Here you go.

The Saints' uniforms are among the best in the league now that they've ditched the toilet seat collar and fixed their issue with mismatched golds.

Which jersey is the "right" one for Brook Lopez then? I know he's been with the Nyets his whole career, but they haven't exactly had a consistent identity.

Here's Adam Dunn, who has never played for the Red Sox, wearing Kevin Youkilis's Red Sox jersey:

Speaking of Barkley in the wrong uniform - why does the 76ers' banner for Barkley's retired #34 have the Iverson-era "76ers" script? Barkley never came close to playing in those uniforms. http://www.nba.com/sixers/history/retired_index.html

That's gotta be a rare shot. An AL pitcher batting pre-Interleague Play? I wonder if this was an Exhibition game, or just some crazy late-game scenario where the DH got pinch-hit for or was unavailable or one of those deals. It was taken at Dodger stadium, so it may have been a Angels-Dodgers two game series before the season started, which was common before interleague. According to Baseball Reference, Abbott never made a plate appearance for the Angels, so this must have been some kind of exhibition.

Seeing as he has actually accumulated playing time in both those uniforms, this one is even more "wrong":

Oklahoma Sooner Troy Aikman: Michigan Wolverine Trevor Pryce: Florida Gator Cam Newton:

IMO, the nightime lighting @ Qualcomm makes that uniform look really bad. However, during the day it looks awesome. I just hate the navy facemask on that helmet. I wish they'd go to a white one. The thing that kills the Chargers' uniform for me isn't the home uniforms, each of which look fine. It's the away uniform, specifically, the fact that the pants and the socks are the same color. The jersey looks great, but navy socks below navy pants make the lower half of the uniform look drab and heavy. If the Chargers had literally any other conceivable sock besides solid navy, this uniform would be killer. They could go with the obvious white/navy stripe, like they used to do with their navy pants. Or, if they were feeling crazy, they could go with yellow, powder blue, or some kind of stripe using the lightning bolt. But the semi-leotard look (semi because their pants have a stripe and the socks don't) sucks.

And another fun fact: the GOP won all 8 games while George W. Bush was president, but the Democrats have won all 3 since Obama took office.

Eh, it could start a terrible trend. If one team does it, pretty much every team will jump on board to get in on the money craze. I really don't think the NFL needs more alternate-anything right now. How would alternate helmets start a "money craze"? The number of replica helmets sold is miniscule, at least compared to other apparel. Alternate helmets may present the problem of diluting the brand just to grab attention, but that's another issue.

As much as you'd like to forget, he did infact play for San Jose. 3 wins in 13 games. http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=295 http://www.hockey-reference.com/players/b/belfoed01.html http://www.nhl.com/ice/player.htm?id=8445386 edit: that hockey card of Belfour actually looks shopped. The stick in the logo is teal. o.O I think a lot of people are missing a lot of sarcasm.

Donovan McNabb - Vikings Reggie Bush - Dolphins Sidney Rice - Seahawks Andre Carter - Patriots Johnathan Joseph - Texans Plaxico Burress - Jets

idgaf he should have been a Raider til he retired edit: I didnt make this Agreed. He was a nobody till the Raiders drafted him He was drafted in the first round - not exactly a "nobody."

Really, that's Steve Bono wearing 28? Ooops, that's Lupe Sanchez who was a regular Steeler that season but was roommates with Bono who was a replacement player with the Steelers. Here's a screencap of a video showing Steve Bono on the Steelers - he's #15. And speaking of former 49er backup QBs, here's Elvis Grbac as a Raven:

That's not only the wrong uniform; it's the wrong facemask. I'll always associate Thomas with the "NOPO" (nose and oral protection only) facemask with a bar down the middle, since he seemed to be one of the only skill-position players (or at least the most prominent) who wore one.

Mark Brunell as an Oriole?

I can't imagine why a Terrell Owens or Trent Edwards jersey in their old design would be on sale...

Most of these have probably been done somewhere in this marathon thread, so I'll keep them to links: Bruce Smith on the Redskins Deion on the Ravens, Redskins Cris Carter on the Eagles Keyshawn on the Panthers Pedro Martinez on the Expos Pat Swilling on the Lions Eric Dickerson on the Falcons, Raiders Andre Rison on the Packers, Jaguars, Colts, Raiders, Chiefs Reggie White on the Panthers, with the wrong number on the Eagles Jim Plunkett on the Patriots