Now we see the Bills offering. I can live with it... but again, reebock patches on each shoulder, a league patch on the collar yoke and the 50th. C'mon, it's just too much of a good thing. I love breasts but I don't want my girlfriend to have five, ya know whud ah mean?
And the Raiders. This one I like. It's classic solid, terse, cogent. And since the Raiders uni is one of the best, boasting simplicity, classic beauty while still exuding a savage and menacing vibe... this patch compliments the uni instead of overloading it. Bravo.
I've always loved their "Commitment to Excellence" motto but it seems embarassingly out of date these days considering the quality of the teams they've been fielding.
Next up Chargers. What a freakin' mess. Those white patches under the shoulder bolts totally crowd the chest of the jersey. Heap the yoke league logo and the word mark and then put the patch in the middle of that chaos and my heart just breaks for the beautiful uniform that should be but isn't. When my evil plan for ultimate world domination finally comes to fruition I will hunt down and bitch slap the guy who did this to San Diego. The 50th patch itself I rank above Buffalo and Kansas city but below Oakland.
Now for a word from our sponsors. Ok not our sponsors... just cheerleaders
I liked this Raven-ette uniform and the logo placement on the bra strap back. Well done ladies.
Check out this one below. The Titan's cheerleaders have a uni second to none. They are instantly identifiable with the team they represent and the way they incorporate the team uni elements into an outfit with aobut one 30th the surface area of a football uniform is an achievment to be saluted indeed. And the Nancy Sinatra "these boots were made for walkin'" boots work like a charm. I'm not sure what the armband is about but I like that too. It's reminiscent of a garter but manages to sidestep the in your face saloon whore look that an actual garter would give off. The Tennesse tail takes a back seat to none.
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