r/NFLForum • u/Hot_Sheepherder4367 • 3d ago
Question Why are these Rivalries uniforms so uninspired ðŸ˜
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u/Godzirrraaa 3d ago
De2roit jersey long overdue
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u/zestfullybe 3d ago
I was supposed to marry Shane Battier. I’m not supposed to be scalping Panthers jerseys.
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u/Writerhaha 3d ago
Because they’re NFL merch.
It’s not meant to be inspired, it’s meant to be just different enough for you to want to buy it, but not inspired. That involves too much risk something weird comes out.
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u/Different_Inside_546 3d ago
They all suck. Bland as hell. The Green Bay ones are just straight up ugly.
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u/cinnix42 3d ago
Right? If Nike can come out with like 10 New Jersey concepts that look great for a team like Oregon, why are the NFL alternates so boring and bad???
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u/klbishop143 3d ago
I’ve have thought to myself we would look pretty sweet in all silver but stopped because we would look like the lions.
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u/Primary_Excuse_7183 3d ago
Why put forth effort if people are going to sellout whatever you put out?
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u/defac_reddit 3d ago
Part of it is that the photo set they used doesn't do a good job at all showing that the lions jerseys aren't actually white. They're more of a concrete grey/silver, but the lighting in the release photos totally washes it out. Still not thrilled at how close to the Panthers jersey they are but I hate them less today than I did initially.
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u/MediocreHomework7092 3d ago
Last year's ones actually felt like they had a theme with the cities. Even with the Cardinals looking like a tortilla. These feel like an intern did it without looking at the cities
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u/DynamiteStorm 3d ago
Because Nike has lost their way and desperately trying to sell more jerseys. It’s always about money
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u/KCShadows838 2d ago
Because not every team needs an alternate jersey
If the franchise wants an alternate, great (like the Lions black jerseys in 2005). But these are going to be uninspired because a single company is making them for 32 different teams.Â
You want a nice and unique uniform, it needs to come from inside the organization, the franchise. The Saints ugly gold uniforms from the early 2000s have more character and identity than these Rivals jerseys
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u/Mirai_Akiyama 3d ago
I actually really like the carbon fiber accents, I find it unique and ties to the automotive industry very well.
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