NFL Logos by MCrosby - PROJECT COMPLETE

[Gman13 102]

On 3/8/2018 at 10:52 AM, mcrosby said:

Alright, while I'm still feeling good about completing the project: If the NFL were to expand to a European conference - 8 teams - which cities should they play in and what would you call them? The NFLEurope of olde all but turned into a German league, I'd like the league to stay spread throughout the continent. 

 

Up to me: 

• London (Monarchs)
• Rome (Wolves or Lupi di Roma)
• Paris 
• Berlin 
• Frankfurt (Galaxy or Frankfurter Galaxie)
• Barcelona (Dragons or Dragones de Barcelona)
• Amsterdam (Admirals or Amsterdamse Admiraals)
• Athens 
• Warsaw
• Moscow

 

 

@mcrosby, it’s really interesting to see that you’re planning to expand the league to 42 teams, and revive football in Europe.

[BellaSpurs 1,112]

This has been an amazing thread and props to all the amazing work @mcrosby

For the most part all of these are fantastic. Although there are a few that, just aren’t there yet. The few I don’t really like are,

the Ravens, the beak and flag combo doesn’t really work in my opinion, and I like the purple bird more than the black. Although I like the gold beak.

the Titans, it instantly reminds me of the Vikings logo, and flames don’t really remind someone of a Greek god. I feel like there was a better path than going down a mascot route. Is it an upgrade still? Yeah, just in the wrong direction.

the Bengals, doesn’t really look like anything besides a c, just as boring as our current logo. Appreciate that it’s a c for cinch And not a b for bengals.

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the Seahawks, It’s a nice idea, but it just doesn’t work out, keep the grey and kick green to more of an accent color like it is now.

 

Giants, Falcons and Panthers, are pretty lateral movements. Some more detail on the eyes on the panthers would help. Removing volt would put falcons as one of my favorites. And giants, similar to Seattle, just doesn’t work for me

 

Bills, Cardinals, Buccaneers, and 49ers are all the best in my books. Although it was kinda hard to choose 

 

Thanks for sharing the great work

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5 hours ago, Gman13 said:

 

@mcrosby, it’s really interesting to see that you’re planning to expand the league to 42 teams, and revive football in Europe.

If the NFL is going to go international, and specifically to London, I'd like to see enough teams to allow for each team to play 6 games in division without leaving the continent but still enough to give an even number to each conference. AFC+4 NFC+4

 

Sidenote, Pittsburgh got a lot of flak, so here's that concept with some brand context: 

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7 hours ago, mcrosby said:

If the NFL is going to go international, and specifically to London, I'd like to see enough teams to allow for each team to play 6 games in division without leaving the continent but still enough to give an even number to each conference. AFC+4 NFC+4

 

Sidenote, Pittsburgh got a lot of flak, so here's that concept with some brand context: 

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I freaking love the I-beam inspired wordmark, thats genius!

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On 3/12/2018 at 6:24 PM, DNAsports said:

Looks like you made it onto the Daily Snark:

 

http://dailysnark.com/someone-redesigned-every-nfl-teams-logo-theyre-awesome/

 

Wow. The very first time a non-uniform website praises NFL redesigns that actually look good. Am i right????

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19 hours ago, mcrosby said:

Sidenote, Pittsburgh got a lot of flak, so here's that concept with some brand context: 

or

 

Admittedly, the logo concept wasn't my favorite (hard to please Pittsburgh fan here) but man those wordmark concepts are great. The I-beam Pitt is brilliant. Bravo. Made this ol' senile Steelers fan happy.

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While the I-beam look is definitely a great nod to Pittsburgh, please allow me to mention that the technically correct abbreviation of Pittsburgh is PGH, for whatever reason.

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11 minutes ago, FGWB said:

While the I-beam look is definitely a great nod to Pittsburgh, please allow me to mention that the technically correct abbreviation of Pittsburgh is PGH, for whatever reason.

But would Steelers' fans wear a shirt that says PGH or PITT?

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12 minutes ago, FGWB said:

the technically correct abbreviation of Pittsburgh is PGH, for whatever reason.

 

WHAT

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3 minutes ago, mcrosby said:

But would Steelers' fans wear a shirt that says PGH or PITT?

 

As a NYer, my first thought when I see Pitt is the college.

 

I've got my own quirks as a Bills fan (i.e. the ONLY team actually located in NY), so maybe some die-hard Steelers fans would jump on board with PGH.

[jus2damcrazey219 186]

On 3/13/2018 at 1:45 AM, mcrosby said:

If the NFL is going to go international, and specifically to London, I'd like to see enough teams to allow for each team to play 6 games in division without leaving the continent but still enough to give an even number to each conference. AFC+4 NFC+4

 

Sidenote, Pittsburgh got a lot of flak, so here's that concept with some brand context: 

or

 

These are both great. Maybe a combo of both? Keeping the beam and the stencil/hole effect

[C-Squared 2,226]

I was excited to see this logo set make the rounds on Facebook, but had to hold my tongue in the comments section after all the design experts shared their nuanced opinions about how everything in life sucks.