CNNMoney Sponsors. SmartAsset Paid Partner. The black facemasks work well with the shine of the helmet, too. Worst uniform feature: While the helmets are nice,the logo is still horrendous. While it fits fine on the helmet, there's no personality to it. We get it — Jets football. How about something that adds more identity than just the team name?
It's hard to debate that, when it comes to the total package, the Dolphins don't have the best color scheme, logo or uniforms in football. That's why a lot of people held their breath when it was announced the Fish were getting new looks for the season. But the updated logo, the solid stripe on the helmet and the removal of the stripes on the sleeves give the Dolphins' unis a pleasantly fresh, solid and simple look. Best uniform feature: The updated logo is something that works really well.
While helmet dolphin Snowflake? Worst uniform feature: While the simplicity is certainly welcome, it does feel like their uniforms are a little "empty. It's hard to improve on greatness. The Chargers have the nicest color scheme in football, and there's something special about the Chargers' powder blue uniforms.
With a recognizable bolt logo, a sensational color scheme and limitless ways to approach these uniforms, Nike kept it mostly simple while updating some motifs — the shoulder bolts and pants update — and hit a home run with these uniforms. With the powder blue home kits, the white away and two separate alternates that feature an amazing navy blue look, the Chargers took one of the best uniforms in football and made them better.
They also added numbers back to their helmets — a classic staple of their look — and changed the number font up so it looks better and more filled on the front and back. This is how you take a look and improve upon it — Nike needs to do more of this stuff. Best uniform feature: Torn between the simple bolts on the shoulder and the numbers on the helmet.
Both add back signature looks. Also, the elongated bolt on the helmet makes them stand out more. Worst uniform feature: It's not exactly a "worst," but do we need two alternate uniforms? You only play 16 games a season, after all. Getting to fill in all the different color combos and mixing in the alternates is tough.
Quite possibly the best of the Nike redesigns, the Seahawks went from ham-sandwich bland to steakhouse-dinner amazing.
Nike spent a lot of time on the detail in these uniforms, from the collar designs inspired by indigenous Seattle-area tribes to the feather-design numbers and helmet, inspired by coastal Native American art. They're futuristic without being over-designed, with enough local flavor that represents the city without being overbearing. Not just the best of the Nike redesigns, but one of the best uniforms in football altogether. While the color palette is a bit dull, the neon green in the uniform highlights the rest perfectly without being overbearing.
Best uniform feature: The helmets feature the feather design present on the rest of the uniform and it really stands apart when paired next to other uniforms in the league. Worst uniform feature: While the Seahawks logo is certainly iconic, when Nike redid the logo in , they stripped out the green that's now featured in the uniforms. A curious change for the "Emerald City. Getty Images. If nothing else, Nike's NFL uniforms have been … creative. Credit: Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Back to the future for the Bucs, but you don't need a DeLorean. In a word: Bold. Cleveland Browns. Best uniform feature: The new navy-blue helmets work much better than the old all-white deals, and the sword stripe Worst uniform feature: The sword stripes on the pants are a little weird. Credit: Atlanta Falcons. In a word: OK. Jacksonville Jaguars. Otherwise, a solid uniform. Credit: Patriots. Credit: Chargers. American Football. Latest News. Why Rams' signing of Odell Beckham Jr. Rams 1h ago.
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We and our partners process data to: Actively scan device characteristics for identification. I Accept Show Purposes. Your Money. Personal Finance. Your Practice. Popular Courses. In all, these unis aren't nearly as bad as people make them seem. They're just a little too outside-the-box, with too many colors mixed in, to be appealing to the eye. Best uniform feature: Nike did well to enlarge the logo on the helmet, and it looks much better overall.
Worst uniform feature: Once you move past the numbers, there's another egregious error. The pewter isn't — or doesn't look like — pewter. It looks almost brown. Had the pewter been more … pewter-y, these uniforms would probably look better altogether.
It's really no fault of Nike that the Browns rank in the latter half of this ranking, considering Cleveland doesn't have a whole lot to work with. They're not the Buccaneers, Titans or Falcons who each have a lot to work with by way of color scheme, logo and general lack of traditional looks. With a singular, defined look throughout their history, the Browns reverted back to a scheme that is much more familiar to fans.
Nike and Cleveland removed a few features from these unis: the number shadowing and the Cleveland from the chest among them. They also re-added the striped socks and opted for a more traditional look on their pants, with some striping, which is a welcome sight. Best uniform feature: The re-added striped socks really fit with the kits overall. Worst uniform feature: Hard to pick one because they're so simplistic, but maybe leaving the "Cleveland" wordmark on the front would have been nice?
Who knows? The Titans, like a lot of other teams in pro sports, utilize a palette of blue and white with some red sprinkled in. The most notable changes in the uniforms is the helmet — which features a single stripe — and the shoulders, which resemble a sword. The font on the uniforms was also changed to something that resembles "stone-carved lettering. While the sword thing seems a bit out of place on an NFL jersey, it's not terrible considering their logo is a sword, anyway.
It's certainly new and somewhat daring, so having that blade-themed imagery on the jersey in addition to the helmet isn't a bad idea. The stripes on the pants aren't bad, either. All in all, they're nice uniforms that fit their brand, and Nike did a good job with the new look.
Best uniform feature: The new navy-blue helmets work much better than the old all-white deals, and the sword stripe is neat. Though, it's certainly pushing overused. Worst uniform feature: Speaking of overused, the sword stripes on the pants are a little weird.
It's not awful, just weird. There's definitely a mixed bag here with the Falcons uniforms. While the team stuck with their logo, the uniforms are updated with new numbering and shadowing oh, the shadows!
The "ATL" across the chest is fine, considering that other teams in the league Browns, Jets have their city names across the chest above the numbers, as well.
It's a nice little flavor addition to add some identity. But here's what's going to cause the stir: the gradient uniforms. It's safe to assume that the black and white ones will be the primary, with the gradient black-to-red uniforms an alternate.
It's not a bad idea — it will just take some getting used to. We haven't really seen that with pro teams before, and if they're going to be used on special occasions primetime games, big divisional matchups , it's not all that bad. Side note: Why does Nike love gradient so much?
In all, the Falcons toned down a once-futuristic look for something simpler, and overall, it works pretty well. Not dazzling, but appealing and original. Worst uniform feature: Again with the outlines, man. The shadowing on the numbers seems very '90s while the outlining of the logo on the helmet is a bit over the top. The Rams had one of the most polarizing uniform changes of the cycle, revealing the uniforms just after the end of the NFL Draft, choosing.
While the color scheme are the de facto classic Rams look that people pined for, there are several upgrades to the uniforms that people weren't as inviting of. First, the new Rams head logo, which people excoriated. A fair amount of fans also disliked the "Bone" alternate uniforms. While the uniforms don't exactly move the needle in terms of new design, there were a few new elements introduced: There's a textured number font that's supposed to mimic that of a ram horn, and the numbers feature a gradient white-to-yellow look that's new and unique.
Overall, the Rams' unis aren't all bad, but seems like the little details that were added didn't need to be there. Still pretty nice to move on from those muted colors, though. Best uniform feature: The off-white "Bone" uniforms don't look great when they get dirtied up, but more alternate uniforms in this color would be a welcome sight.
Worst uniform feature: The font is fine, but the detail is a little weird. It almost looks like the James Bond gunbarrel intro in number form.
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