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"A little birdie gave out a few hints the helmets will be darker, and there will be some feather trim." To me, it sounds like he's still talking about the helmet in that sentence.

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Is this any different than the Bengals putting tiger stripes on their helmets or the Rams putting horns on theirs?

Considering those looks have been around for decades, yes. Yes it is.

If the change is subtle, it might not be a bad thing. If Seattle ends up looking like Oregon, hold on to your butts.

The Rams have a free pass since they invented the helmet logo in the NFL in 1948.

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So they're darkening the blue, converting denim to a steel color, and accenting the uniforms with a feather pattern?

Honestly, that sounds 10x better than what they have now.

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So they're darkening the blue, converting denim to a steel color, and accenting the uniforms with a feather pattern?

Honestly, that sounds 10x better than what they have now.

Where is everyone getting this feather idea for the uniforms? All I read was a darker color and some sort of feather trim to the helmet. Am I missing a link to this or are people just coming to their own conclusions because of a college team from a different state?

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So they're darkening the blue, converting denim to a steel color, and accenting the uniforms with a feather pattern?

Honestly, that sounds 10x better than what they have now.

Where is everyone getting this feather idea for the uniforms? All I read was a darker color and some sort of feather trim to the helmet. Am I missing a link to this or are people just coming to their own conclusions because of a college team from a different state?

I think you're coming to your own conclusion that the trim is solely related to the helmet. The quote is actually really vague.

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So they're darkening the blue, converting denim to a steel color, and accenting the uniforms with a feather pattern?

Honestly, that sounds 10x better than what they have now.

Where is everyone getting this feather idea for the uniforms? All I read was a darker color and some sort of feather trim to the helmet. Am I missing a link to this or are people just coming to their own conclusions because of a college team from a different state?

I think you're coming to your own conclusion that the trim is solely related to the helmet. The quote is actually really vague.

Fair enough, but it's one sentence and he never mentions any other part except the helmet.

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I think people are too hung up on the old Seattle look (and I think many anticipated a return to it with Nike) to really realize that these changes sound about 50 times better than the mess they wear now

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So they're darkening the blue, converting denim to a steel

color, and accenting the uniforms with a feather pattern?

Honestly, that sounds 10x better than what they have now.

Where is everyone getting this feather idea for the uniforms? All I read was a darker color and some sort of

feather trim to the helmet. Am I missing a link to this or are people just coming to their own conclusions because of a college team from a different state?

I think you're coming to your own conclusion that the trim is solely related to the helmet. The quote is actually really vague.

Fair enough, but it's one sentence and he never mentions any other part except the helmet.

Trim could be related to any part of the uniform. It's trim :)

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Oreattle Seaducks???

If anything, I'd expect something along the lines of the tail in the logo of the Thunderbirds. That is, if there's any truth to that rather than someone trying to blow smoke up our arses.

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Oreattle Seaducks???

That's my issue. We are Washington. The Ducks are Oregon. Nike has both main schools up here under contract (WSU and the Huskies) and neither one of them have outrageous Oregon style uniforms. Seattle and Eugene are over 280 miles apart. I just get really bothered when people combine the 2 states. Even if this feather trim is somewhere on the uniforms and not on the helmet, I'm sure it will be a brand new unique style all to ourselves and not a carbon copy of a college team.

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My assumption is that the trim will be on the uniforms because the helmet's already one of the better ones in the NFL. The wrap-around seahawk looks pretty badass, why take away from it?

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Or if the quote is related to just the helmet, could "feathered trim" mean the paint on the helmet is "feathered" or "faded" from the primary dark color to a lighter secondary color along the edge of the helmet shell ?

Now that would be a beauty to see.

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Or if the quote is related to just the helmet, could "feathered trim" mean the paint on the helmet is "feathered" or "faded" from the primary dark color to a lighter secondary color along the edge of the helmet shell ?

This was my first thought as well.

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The more I've pored over this, the more I've realized how much I really don't care for the current Seahawks set. They always seemed to me like a franchise with such a good premise that never really nailed it's look. I love the new seahawk logo but the colors were so boring. I hope they get dynamic with the midnight navy/steel/electric green.

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I just taking a wait and see approach with this.

I don't why they just don't use their old colors in combination with their modern logo. That was one of the best uniform sets in the NFL. The only reason I don't think it got more respect at the time was because the Seahawks rarely had good teams in those jerseys.

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Not that I have the ability to confirm anything, but I'm surprised you guys are responding to this speculation, especially coming from a beat writer. The same beat writers who get bashed for not knowing about a Philly blue alt, are suddenly a source of reliable info...

If I'm any NFL team getting changes, I'm keeping my lips locked to drum up whatever excitement I can for possible uniform changes...

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