Relocated Team Uniforms

[T-Moar]

Quote: Originally Posted by bgeno

It probably went something like this: "What about Orlando?" "Hmmm... The Sentinals sounds natural!" "Yeah! It's got a really good ring to it." "OK, so Sentinals it is!" "Wait..." "What?" "Doesn't Orlando Sentinals almost sound TOO natural? I feel like I have heard it before." "No way, dude. I came up with that on my own!" "Oh ok... What other option could we give the Orlando team?" "How about the Orlando Blooms?" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great. Now I'm disappointed that we can't actually name our team the Orlando Blooms.

[thbends]

I was personally pulling for there to be a Houston Stallions. I believe that was plan B right behind the Texans.

[Franchise408]

Can you just keep the same uniforms if you relocate your team?

[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by Franchise408

Can you just keep the same uniforms if you relocate your team?

Yes. This has been discussed, asked and answered many times. Say you relocate the Rams back to LA, you can keep the name - Rams - and all their uniform combinations. You could move the Rams to Orlando and still be the Rams with all their current and past uniforms.

[Catamount53]

With the limited number of locations to relocate, it doesn't make much sense to give places that already have teams like Houston and especially Chicago. Even Brooklyn and Columbus to a lesser extent have local teams and that's 4 out of the 17 they gave us. Oh well.

Hopefully we get a chance to see the uniforms soon.

[bgeno]

Quote: Originally Posted by Catamount53

With the limited number of locations to relocate, it doesn't make much sense to give places that already have teams like Houston and especially Chicago. Even Brooklyn and Columbus to a lesser extent have local teams and that's 4 out of the 17 they gave us. Oh well.

While I get what you are saying (and I agree to an extent), I wouldn't be to quick as to lump Columbus in with that group. I think Columbus stands on it's own, not as part of Cincinatti. It is the state capital and is an up-and-coming, growing city. It's the third largest metro in Ohio behind Cincinatti and Cleveland, so it's not like it's small.


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[Catamount53]

Quote: Originally Posted by bgeno

While I get what you are saying (and I agree to an extent), I wouldn't be to quick as to lump Columbus in with that group. I think Columbus stands on it's own, not as part of Cincinatti. It is the state capital and is an up-and-coming, growing city. It's the third largest metro in Ohio behind Cincinatti and Cleveland, so it's not like it's small. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don't mean it like that, just that there are already teams in Indianapolis, Cleveland, Cincinatti, and Pittsburgh. It just would have been nice to see more cities outside the current footprint of the NFL. Also 3 NFL teams in Ohio is a little much.

[ZoneKIller]

Has anyone got a hold to what these new unis will look like yet? Also, has anyone confirmed that Nike designed them yet?