Fixing the last 10 yards

[OB33]

IMO, the Packers endzones are perfect the way they are now. Almost all of these would clash with the rest of the stadium (I think the Packers are the only team left that hasn't added graphics to its walls).

I agree wholeheartedly, the Packers should never change, about the only endzone that will probably never be changed. I just had to do some, just for the sake of doing all the NFL.

Now, on to the Vikings, I used the stencil one a few times here because I prefer it to the new wordmark, but that's just me.

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[OB33]

Happy Thanksgiving!

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[OB33]

And now, a certain team, from a certain Midwestern town, that starts with a C ends with an o and has hicag in the middle. Da Bears:

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I was trying to go for the Jim McMahon headband look here, kinda dull, but might work if they ever retired his number. Not that I'm suggesting that should ever happen.

[OB33]

Moving on to the NFC South, first up, the Atlanta Falcons:

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[Discrim]

Moving on to the NFC South, first up, the Atlanta Falcons:

the first two here confirm one thought I've had since the current stuff was unveiled: the old wordmark fits the new logo far better than the new one does, ironically enough. third one of these four, I must invoke the pimp juice of a man who needs no introduction: OH-K-K-KAAAYY!!!

the fourth, tho, takes me back to high school when I used to do the dirty bird before I got introduced at our two fall pep rallies (heh, I'm a lineman...I long ago accepted my on-field fate, hence I only got to do it at pep rallies and pregame intros...funny thing was, at home they always introduced one guy who wasn't starting, whearas in my two road starts, they got the starters right ) ah, dem Birds

[OB33]

Carolina Panthers:

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[OB33]

America's Team version 2.0, New Orleans Saints are up. As you may recall, on page 6skyaa1 gave some info on Saints endzones from the past. I was able to find the chin guy logo (wasn't very big, but I found it) and the shield logo was already on the CCSLP. But I thought the shield could use a little revamp, so I took it and came up with this. Which I then used for the first three endzones.

And here's the chin-man endzones:

Now, for the other enzones:

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[BlueSky]

Great work! I appreciate the fact that you used my input - thanks. I'm having a tough time choosing a favorite.

The shield looks good - that's a nice update.

[OB33]

NFC South wraps up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and no I didn't do any Bucco Bruce endzones. Maybe someday, but not today.

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[FlyersHockey1967]

Like the logo used as a "T". Your designs are very creative and unique. Keep it up!

[OB33]

Last division, the NFC West, first team up is the St. Louis Rams:

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[neo_prankster]

Great work, OB33. Great stuff.

[OB33]

Seattle Seahawks:

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Team 31 of 32, the Arizona Cardinals:

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The last endzone was inspired by a concept by PANTONE when the new logo came out that modernized the Arizona flag logo the Cards use.

[OB33]

The final team of the endzone redesign is up, the San Francisco 49ers. The reason I saved this team for last is because unlike the other teams in the NFL, the 49ers endzone was actually designed by the CCSLC's very own Ben Barnes. Well technically, he just designed the wordmark, but unlike most wordmarks this one was designed to fit in an end zone with out leaving all the extra space on the sides that most wordmarks do, a feature that I've always liked in football wordmarks.

With that said, here's the final endzones of the project:

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Well that's it, hope you enjoyed it. One day I might do some AFL or NFL Europe endzones, but not for a while.

[DrBear]

I admit to always liking the 49er shield.

Wonder what a Seahawks end zone would look like with just the hawk's eye, like the LSU midfield logo?

[OB33]

I admit to always liking the 49er shield.

Wonder what a Seahawks end zone would look like with just the hawk's eye, like the LSU midfield logo?

As an endzone:

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[jOkeR]

I admit to always liking the 49er shield.

Wonder what a Seahawks end zone would look like with just the hawk's eye, like the LSU midfield logo?

As an endzone:

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I dont think that works.

[gmanheck]

In honor of your Pgh design I thought I would embellish the look with the actual pic of the stadium. I used CS2's vanishing point to incorporate your image into the actual panoramic I took while I visited the city. Good job...the endzones look awesome!

[bowld]

now that looks good!