Nike Taking over NFL Uniforms

[CardassianVol]

It's not a hard concept. If it needs explained then you're worse off than what I thought.

Way to go personal there. It obviously needs explaining further if people are still defending the usage.
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[MikeDVol]

 

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[VolsSportsFan]

Literally every team you named have awesome unis.
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I can see an argument for some, but there is no way I can see how anyone can think the Bills' uniforms are anything but a train wreck. Even their own fans hate them.

From the two shade of blue to the weird side stripe to pant stripe that in no way matches, it's completely hideous. Their throwback is a million times better. It looks like someone threw it together 15 minutes before the uniform unveiling.

 

[volfanbill]

I can see an argument for some, but there is no way I can see how anyone can think the Bills' uniforms are anything but a train wreck. Even their own fans hate them.

From the two shade of blue to the weird side stripe to pant stripe that in no way matches, it's completely hideous. Their throwback is a million times better. It looks like someone threw it together 15 minutes before the uniform unveiling.

Maybe it is everything going on, but I still like the Bills' unis. The colors go together perfectly
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[chavisut]

I prefer the old Bills and Bucs look.

 

[wounded mullet]

I prefer the old Bills and Bucs look.

That pirate is winking at you.

 

[chavisut]

He lost his eye patch.

 

[wounded mullet]

He lost his eye patch.

Sapp must have used it as a makeshift bowl.

 

[rebelvol]

Isn't New Era taking over the hat market also. I hope cause Reebok hats suuuuuuck!
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[milohimself]

New era already has NFL caps. There is a difference in what players and staff are allowed to wear on the sideline versus who is allowed to make products with NFL logos on them.
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[volfanbill]

New era already has NFL caps. There is a difference in what players and staff are allowed to wear on the sideline versus who is allowed to make products with NFL logos on them.
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The Reebok deal made Reebok (now owned by Adidas) the exclusive manufacturer of NFL licensed equipment. Last I knew, antitrust lawsuits were still in the appeal process. Haven't read the Nike contract to know about any such deals this time. So no, there wasn't a difference.

That said I know you can find different brands out there, but it is a lot harder than it used to be back in the 90s
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[milohimself]

I could have sworn I just saw New Era NFL 59fifty at the Lids store in the mall by my house.

 

[tidwell]

I'll be surprised if the classic NFL jerseys (Steelers, Raiders, Packers,, etc.) get changed up all that much. Even though they're a Nike school, Alabama hasn't worn any of the silly looking designs. It's teams like the Titans, Cardinals, Falcons and so on that'll just go from bad to worse.