View Full Version : Nike/NFL Reveals New New Orleans Saints Uniforms (Change In Logo)
86WARD
04-03-2012, 09:42 PM
http://i1239.photobucket.com/albums/ff514/carl927/saintsunis.png
ShutDown24
04-03-2012, 09:48 PM
Haha I have to say I saw this one coming
Count Steeler
04-04-2012, 06:42 AM
:toofunny: :rofl2:
Bluecoat96
04-04-2012, 07:27 AM
:rofl2:The way things seem to be going in Detroit, this could be their uniform before long.
86WARD
04-04-2012, 08:47 AM
:rofl2:The way things seem to be going in Detroit, this could be their uniform before long.
Was thinking the same...
SteelGhost
04-04-2012, 04:11 PM
Good one :lol:
zulater
04-04-2012, 06:54 PM
The 15 Most Unique Features of the New Nike NFL Uniforms (http://www.sportspickle.com/opinion/12125/the-15-most-unique-features-of-the-new-nike-nfl-uniforms [SIZE=4)
Philadelphia Eagles — each Eagles jersey contains a swatch of fabric from the uniforms of the 2004 men’s basketball Olympic “Dream Team” featuring Stephon Marbury and Allen Iverson.
New York Jets — the Jets’ batch of uniforms contains no No. 6 Mark Sanchez jersey.
New Orleans Saints — the Saints’ uniform pants include an external pocket that can be used to fit cash earned during games for knockouts.
Seattle Seahawks — Seahawks jerseys do not have player names on the back to spare Seahawks players from being identified while dressing that ridiculously in public.
Detroit Lions — Lions uniforms are designed to start out strong and then fall apart as the season goes on.
Pittsburgh Steelers — all Steelers jerseys contain a magnetic strip containing their credit card and bank information that allows Roger Goodell to fine them on the field with a single swipe.
Dallas Cowboys — the Cowboys uniforms feature the thinnest, most lightweight fabric ever made, as the team doesn’t need a uniform that provides warmth in January.
Washington Redskins — Washington’s jerseys contain high-tech fibers that redirect the sun’s rays directly at Mike Shanahan’s face.
Baltimore Ravens — featuring a state-of-the-art, moisture-wicking fabric, the Ravens new uniforms can be completely dry just 60 seconds after getting doused with Gatorade or champagne following a regular season victory.
Denver Broncos — all new Broncos jerseys contain a flared neck that is really more like a mock turtleneck. Or maybe even a neck brace. Actually, it’s just a neck brace. A big, orange neck brace. The rest of the uniform is exactly the same as it was before.
San Diego Chargers — the team’s new helmets are designed without earholes in order to help Chargers players ignore everything Norv Turner says.
Cleveland Browns — the Browns’ new helmets catch player tears and convert them into a sports drink.
Indianapolis Colts — Colts jerseys are now just white t-shirts with Andrew Luck’s face airbrushed on the front.
Jacksonville Jaguars — Nike forgot to make Jaguars uniforms. The Jaguars are just getting sweatpants and some numbered pinnies.
New England Patriots — All Patriots uniforms were made in Nike sweatshops by child laborers. Because Bill Belichick thought that would be hilarious.
Godfather
04-04-2012, 09:05 PM
All Patriots uniforms were made in Nike sweatshops by child laborers. Because Bill Belichick thought that would be hilarious.
That's actually a good idea. Those kids think they're making the uniforms for the Super Bowl champions.
Count Steeler
04-05-2012, 06:15 AM
That's actually a good idea. Those kids think they're making the uniforms for the Super Bowl champions.
They can make those with pride because they will be wearing them after the next season. I think those African children are still enjoying the 19-0 T shirts.
:rofl2:The way things seem to be going in Detroit, this could be their uniform before long.
Yep, the Bengals already have those orange and black unis.
stillers4me
04-23-2012, 06:12 PM
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altimore Ravens — featuring a state-of-the-art, moisture-wicking fabric, the Ravens new uniforms can be completely dry just 60 seconds after getting doused with Gatorade or champagne following a regular season victory.
:toofunny:
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