NFL Cervical Pad Graphics

[TruColor]

I thought I'd show the complete set of NFL cervical pad graphics. You know, the wordmarks on the back bumpers of the helmets.

Arizona Cardinals:

Atlanta Falcons:

Baltimore Ravens:

Buffalo Bills:

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Carolina Panthers:

Chicago Bears:

Cincinnati Bengals:

Cleveland Browns:

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Dallas Cowboys:

Denver Broncos:

Detroit Lions (prior to 2009 season):

There is a faint Red outline in this above logotype. Don't know if it was intentional, or a mistake in the original graphic. Weird.

Detroit Lions (current):

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Green Bay Packers:

Houston Texans:

Indianapolis Colts:

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Jacksonville Jaguars (prior to 2009 season):

Jacksonville Jaguars (current):

Kansas City Chiefs:

Yes, it's blank. No kidding.

Miami Dolphins:

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Minnesota Vikings:

New England Patriots:

New Orleans Saints:

New York Giants:

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New York Jets:

Oakland Raiders:

Philadelphia Eagles:

Pittsburgh Steelers:

[Conrad.]

interesting collection sir

but i have to say it..."cervical pad" makes me think of women parts.

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St. Louis Rams:

St. Louis Rams (alternate):

San Diego Chargers:

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San Francisco 49ers (current):

San Francisco 49ers (prior to 2009 season):

Seattle Seahawks:

Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

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Tennessee Titans:

Washington Redskins:

Note the darker Burgundy here. It's actually the color of the "Flesh Tone" in the Skins' primary logo.

[TruColor]

interesting collection sir

but i have to say it..."cervical pad" makes me think of women parts.

I know it...but, as you know, it also refers to the part of the spine that begins at the base of the skull.

I used to see an upper cervical specialist - I have had issues with migraines since I was a kid.

[oldschoolvikings]

THANKS!! So cool...

[CubsFanBudMan]

This is cool stuff. Any idea how the Rams "alternate" system works? Seems like the alt is the one that came when they arrived in St. Louis. The one I assume is the main -- is it used anywhere else? Weird that the current wordmark -- the one that came with the navy and metallic gold redesign -- isn't used at all.

Some of these take me back... I think Sega sports talk football used the wordmarks (under the logo) to pick teams.

EDIT: Fixed some Rams references after checking this site.

[slapshot]

How extensive is the NFL's official graphics list? I would not have guessed that there were "official" cervical pad graphics.

And that Patriots graphic has some serious kerning issues

[Waleslax]

The next time the NFL "goes pink," I think that pink cervical pads are a must!

[TruColor]

This is cool stuff. Any idea how the Rams "alternate" system works? Seems like the alt is the one that came when they arrived in St. Louis. The one I assume is the main -- is it used anywhere else? Weird that the current wordmark -- the one that came with the navy and metallic gold redesign -- isn't used at all.

Some of these take me back... I think Sega sports talk football used the wordmarks (under the logo) to pick teams.

EDIT: Fixed some Rams references after checking this site.

With the Rams, I'm guessing a little on the "alternate" part. Officially, the first one (with the VERY old workmark) is the "real" one. I happened to notice some recent pics showing the "alternate" version, and decided to create it and display it here.

[TruColor]

How extensive is the NFL's official graphics list? I would not have guessed that there were "official" cervical pad graphics.

And that Patriots graphic has some serious kerning issues

Pretty extensive. There is a whole lot more - and a whole lot more detailed - uniform graphics that the NFL doesn't make available. For example, the uniform graphics on the NFL Media site aren't really the "official" sets.

Oh - and if some of those graphics don't look quite right, it's because the source material was off (!).

[kbaker19]

Would you mind if I used the Vikings one as a signature?

[Quillz]

Would you mind if I used the Vikings one as a signature?

I can't speak for ColorWerx, but I don't see why you couldn't. Those images would be owned by the NFL team, not the person posting them in this topic.