Futurevoid
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So Nike has a bit on their site that the Packers maintained the original aesthetic for the design as well the "original fabrication" (whatever that means) for the jersey. Since the subject of the material used came up yesterday, I thought that would be of interest. 9 teams total did not incorporate some of the new tech like the flywire collar.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...de-no-uniform-changes-in-look-or-fabrication/
Also, a twitter update on some of the teams that were present for Pete Konzs' Pro-Day.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...de-no-uniform-changes-in-look-or-fabrication/
With Nike now on the NFL scene, only one team has made a major change to its standard uniform design.
So far.
For some of the other teams, the changes came from the way the jerseys are made. But five teams have chosen to make no changes will be made to the appearance of the jerseys or the manner in which they are made.
“The Green Bay Packers have chosen to stay with their traditional design aesthetic as well as their former uniform fabrication for the coming season,” Nike explains at its website.
A similar message appears for the Panthers (who nevertheless have added the “KEEP POUNDING” message to the inside of the jersey), the Falcons, the Eagles, and the Raiders.
Four other teams have incorporated the Nike technology without the “Flywire” in the neckline, including the Patriots, the Chiefs (who also have moved their numbers from the sleeves of the jerseys to the shoulders), the Steelers, the Texans.
Also, a twitter update on some of the teams that were present for Pete Konzs' Pro-Day.
Dan Graziano ‏ @espn_nfceast
RT @TonyPauline: O-line coaches from NY Giants, Lions, Falcons, Bengals & Ravens on hand for Peter Konz pro-day today.