lol @ cheese man. all modern jerseys and sports apparrel are loaded with subtle designs and material patterns. its just subtle quality to be admired at close range.Some people, especially you cheese man, are way too sensitive. It's an honest question. Why would one invest resources into a marketing product (be honest with yourself, beyond being equipment, that's what jerseys are) that will be unseen? Just doesn't make sense. Is the "subtle" design supposed to make us so much faster no one will catch a glimpse of it?
Here's my ideas:
1. try a reversed helmet, orange with white power T and face mask
2. incorporate the checkerboard pattern as the stripe for the helmet and the stripe on the side of the pants. You could also put it on the jersey as a shoulder stripe
3. No more damn black jerseys of any kind. Period
i think its pretty lame that we find out what our new uniforms will look like through screen shots from a video game. i dont know, maybe that was planned as a way to gauge fan reaction before uniforms were ordered. DP said that he saw renderings with and without black outlined numbers.
1) has already been addressed. Due to the difficulty of matching the orange, and the problems with the way that wear and tear affects the color, an orange helmet is currently out of the question.
2) seems to be popular opinions, but subjectively that is an awful idea.
3) Agreed. But, Would grey upset you?
Why does something have to be wrong to use an alternate design for a game or two?
If you have something that works and is indicative of a great brand, changing is more likely to hurt the brand and the image than help.
If you have something that isn't working, or a brand that isn't built, change doesn't matter.