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Week 11

THURSDAY:

Baltimore over Cincinnati

SUNDAY:

Cleveland over Pittsburgh

Detroit over Chicago

LA Chargers over Green Bay

Miami over Las Vegas

Washington over NY Giants

Dallas over Carolina

Jacksonville over Tennessee

Houston over Arizona

San Francisco over Tampa Bay

Buffalo over NY Jets

LA Rams over Seattle

Minnesota over Denver

MONDAY:

Kansas City over Philadelphia

Week 10:

THURSDAY:

Chicago over Carolina

SUNDAY:

Indianapolis over New England

Cincinnati over Houston

Minnesota over New Orleans

Pittsburgh over Green Bay

Tampa Bay over Tennessee

San Francisco over Jacksonville

Baltimore over Cleveland

Atlanta over Arizona

LA Chargers over Detroit

Dallas over NY Giants

Seattle over Washington

NY Jets over Las Vegas

MONDAY:

Buffalo over Denver

Week 9:

THURSDAY:

Pittsburgh over Tennessee

SUNDAY:

Kansas City over Miami

Atlanta over Minnesota

Cleveland over Arizona

LA Rams over Green Bay

New England over Washington

New Orleans over Chicago

Baltimore over Seattle

Houston over Tampa Bay

Indianapolis over Carolina

NY Giants over Las Vegas

Philadelphia over Dallas

Buffalo over Cincinnati

MONDAY:

LA Chargers over NY Jets

Week 8:

THURSDAY:

Buffalo over Tampa Bay

SUNDAY:

Dallas over LA Rams

Minnesota over Green Bay

Tennessee over Atlanta

New Orleans over Indianapolis

Miami over New England

NY Jets over NY Giants

Jacksonville over Pittsburgh

Philadelphia over Washington

Houston over Carolina

Seattle over Cleveland

Kansas City over Denver

Baltimore over Arizona

San Francisco over Cincinnati

LA Chargers over Chicago

MONDAY:

Detroit over Las Vegas

54 minutes ago, tBBP said:

 

Thanks for posting that; I didn't see that at first. So, my deduction from that—and the way they probably should have phrased that for better clarity and accuracy—is that since chrome literally reflects all colors shone into it, they chose chrome to figuratively (and also quite literally) reflect all the colors in the community. Psychologically, it does make sense, so I'll give them points for thinking outside the box a little bit—even if the execution comes off a good bit corny.

 

As to @PK22's point about the navy represe—um, reflecting the presence of the US Navy, that's also very valid and I don't know how that missed me the first time , as over-familiar with the Navy as I am.

 

All that though gets back to my initial question: what's this club's principal colorway? Navy and chrome? I want to see how that translates on their kits—though if know MLS, their debut primary kit will be all navy with chrome accoutrements and probably some semblance of the "community colors" treatment either as collar/cuff trim, some kind of striping be it pinstripes or otherwise...or maybe, and this would actually be a cool-as-heck idea, they'll apply the CCs to the adidas stripes. (If they do, they better do it to the socks, too.) In that guise, I imagine their change kit will simply be a white or light gray/"chrome" color-swap of the primaries....

Hm... Maybe they could add 'chrome' sort of like what Liverpool did with their away kit last year:

Week 7:

THURSDAY:

Jacksonville over New Orleans

SUNDAY:

Chicago over Las Vegas

Cleveland over Indianapolis

Buffalo over New England

Washington over NY Giants

Tampa Bay over Atlanta

Baltimore over Detroit

LA Rams over Pittsburgh

Seattle over Arizona

Green Bay over Denver

Kansas City over LA Chargers

Miami over Philadelphia

MONDAY:

San Francisco over Minnesota

University of Denver new New Balance set:

https://letsgodu.com/2023/09/03/du-mens-hockey-launches-uniform-new-denver-arch-for-2023/

Not a fan of the san serif lettering and modern number font. I wish they would have matched the fonts to the new logo on the shoulder. I do like the brighter red that DU went with when they rebranded. 

Week 6:

THURSDAY:

Kansas City over Denver

SUNDAY:

Baltimore over Tennessee

Atlanta over Washington

Minnesota over Chicago

Seattle over Cincinnati

San Francisco over Cleveland

Miami over Carolina

Jacksonville over Indianapolis

New Orleans over Houston

Las Vegas over New England

LA Rams over Arizona

Philadelphia over NY Jets

Detroit over Tampa Bay

Buffalo over NY Giants

MONDAY:

LA Chargers over Dallas

Week 5:

THURSDAY:

Washington over Chicago

SUNDAY:

Buffalo over Jacksonville

Atlanta over Houston

Detroit over Carolina

Tennessee over Indianapolis

Miami over NY Giants

New England over New Orleans

Baltimore over Pittsburgh

Philadelphia over LA Rams

Cincinnati over Arizona

NY Jets over Denver

Kansas City over Minnesota

San Francisco over Dallas

MONDAY:

Green Bay over Las Vegas

Week 4:

THURSDAY:

Detroit over Green Bay

SUNDAY:

Jacksonville over Atlanta

Miami over Buffalo

Denver over Chicago

Baltimore over Cleveland

Cincinnati over Tennessee

LA Rams over Indianapolis

New Orleans over Tampa Bay

Philadelphia over Washington

Minnesota over Carolina

Pittsburgh over Houston

LA Chargers over Las Vegas

Dallas over New England

San Francisco over Arizona

Kansas City over NY Jets

MONDAY:

Seattle over NY Giants

15 hours ago, Bomba Tomba said:

Has anyone picked a number in the 90s range because of their birth year?

In hockey: Conner McDavid (97) - Edmonton Oilers, and Gabe Landeskog (92) and Mikko Rantanen  (96) - Colorado Avalanche all use their birth year (i'm guessing quite a few others, but those are the ones I know of).

Not sure about anyone in basketball.

Week 3:

THURSDAY:

San Francisco over NY Giants

SUNDAY:

Cleveland over Tennessee

Detroit over Atlanta

Green Bay over New Orleans

Miami over Denver

LA Chargers over Minnesota

NY Jets over New England

Buffalo over Washington

Jacksonville over Houston

Baltimore over Indianapolis

Seattle over Carolina

Kansas City over Chicago

Dallas over Arizona

Las Vegas over Pittsburgh

MONDAY:

Philadelphia over Tampa Bay

Cincinnati over LA Rams

Week 2:

THURSDAY:

Philadelphia over Minnesota

SUNDAY:

Atlanta over Green Bay

Buffalo over Las Vegas

Cincinnati over Baltimore

Detroit over Seattle

LA Chargers over Tennessee

Tampa Bay over Chicago

Kansas City over Jacksonville

Houston over Indianapolis

San Francisco over LA Rams

NY Giants over Arizona

Dallas over NY Jets

Denver over Washington

Miami over New England

MONDAY:

New Orleans over Carolina

Cleveland over Pittsburgh

Week 1:

THURSDAY:

Kansas City over Detroit

SUNDAY:

Atlanta over Carolina

Cincinnati over Cleveland

Jacksonville over Indianapolis

Minnesota over Tampa Bay

New Orleans over Tennessee

San Francisco over Pittsburgh

Washington over Arizona

Baltimore over Houston

Chicago over Green Bay

Denver over Las Vegas

Philadelphia over New England

LA Chargers over Miami

Seattle over LA Rams

Dallas over NY Giants

MONDAY:

Buffalo over NY Jets

I think the current Panthers uniforms would be improved by switching the placement of the numbers and insignia (i.e having the insignia on the shoulders and the numbers on the sleeves). I wish they would also add consistency by making the sleeve cuffs navy to match the hem stripe.

10 hours ago, MJD7 said:

This idea is a bit more out-there, but maybe a full-on "District of Columbia" jersey would be better? It feels more in tune with the spirit of the "Twin Cities" alt. 

 

 

Maybe instead of "District of Columbia", you could try "The District" on one or two leveled text.

On  a general note about the Twins to DC set: I think the separate color scheme for the jersey elements works better for a DC based team (than the current Twins) due to the cuff striping aligning with the Washington, DC flag.

I wonder if the Broncos are going to place the "Denver D" logo (that fits with the uniform that the alternate is designed around) or the current logo on their alternate helmet. Personally, it does not work either way. Hm...

You could also meld the color schemes and do purple and gold.

While I don't like the name, some of the logos for the Rocky Mountain Extreme were interesting:

I like the "player over X" logo.

On the Flyers new home and away unis:

Overall, I feel the the design is incomplete and close to a really good set that combines different eras of the teams history.

On the plus side is the new color orange. It gives more contrast to the jersey's white elements.

For negatives (and more of my personal design pet peeves), the inconsistent number outlines between sleeve and back numbers (pick to outline or not, just not both), and road name plate (the home name plate works due to its historical nature, but up until the last jersey redesign the Flyers have never had a contrasting name plate on their white jersey).

Kind of wish the incorporated black in the socks.

FWIW, my favorite Flyers uniform is the '97-'01 'Lindros' era.

39 minutes ago, Carolingian Steamroller said:

I'm hoping for 90's Bills as the new Texans template but I think I'm in the minority on that one.

As long and there is no side panels or piping around the road shoulder yoke, I don't mind this idea for the Texans.

A thicker key line around the logo on your green Seahawks helmet might help it read better (it kind blinds into the background color currently).

I do like the green as a primary color for your Seahawks concept. Nice work!

13 hours ago, FiddySicks said:

The Rockies should ditch the black entirely and go with a color scheme similar to Kansas State. Let the purple be the primary color and use silver and white as the accent colors. Absolutely no rhyme or reason as to why they went with black as the primary other than they wanted to

be yet another team on that popular early 90s black and silver bandwagon, and they probably do it worse than any other team. 
 

Dark green would’ve been a better choice, and the All Star Game they hosted in the late 90s showed that. 

I always thought that this logo would be a great basis for adding green to the Rockies color scheme and updating their primary logo:

...and for a brand refresh they could start with the most recent All-Star logo and build off of that (hey look there are lighter shades of purple):

For the Rockies: I think adding purple numbers and replacing black in the wordmark would really help to push the purple as a primary color for their home unis. I wouldn't mind them wearing full purple hats, too (at home).

20 hours ago, tBBP said:

While we're on the topic of hockey jerseys, for any of you who own an adidas-branded versus Fanatics-branded NHL "authentic" jersey (bcuz I know none of them are fully authentic): what is the difference, if any, between the two? I got my hands on some of the Fanatics-branded jerseys (I don't know whether what I was holding was classified as a replica or "authentic", but thin, brittle, and cheap is what I'd call the NOB/number fake-kiss cut/twill treatment); it's been a while since I held an adidas replithentic or any other kind. 

 

Asking for a friend...who drives large five-axle combo vehicles...before he drops another ungodly sum on personalized merchandise...

So, looking at the Avs Adidas Climalite "authentic" jersey I have:

- All stripes and logos are stitched on the jersey

- The logos are embroidered and the tackle twill is a bit lighter in thickness than my CCM replicas

- The NHL logo on the collar is shiny plastic and glued on (the color part on the front is double thickness to hide the backing for the NHL logo

- Has a double stitched fight strap

- The mesh fabric for the jersey is finer and lighter than my CCM replicas

(FWIW, I bought the jersey on sale ($130 + tax/shipping) before Adidas moved to their more resent fabric change).

Hope this helps your friend make the correct decision when looking into purchasing a new jersey .