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Excellent work here. As awesome as Concept 1 is, Concept 2 is equally lame. Reminder, those are to make you look silly, not cool. What has happened with Concept 1 is a merger of the two helmets.
Concept 2 is interesting, but a bit difficult to look at. The execution here is poor, however. With that in mind, Concept 1 has simply swapped out white with gold. Concept 2 has stuck with the original design with some slight, but damaging changes. What has happened to the Chiefs logo? It looks as if it is a balloon that has come unknotted and is deflating midflight. Concept 1 goes with their tried and true method of putting some stripes on the bottom of the helmet.
Concept two has simply inverted the colors. Instead of a yellow helmet, we have a green helmet. The yellow really pops on the facemask and the logo. We quite like this look. Not much has changed from the standard-issue Bears helmet here in Concept 1. The main difference is the pop of orange on the facemask and the helmet stripe. The additions bring this helmet into the 21 st century.
Concept 2 does a few interesting things. The most obvious is bringing the GSH, in honor of George Halas, up to the helmet from the jersey sleeve. The orange gradient at the back of the helmet is interesting but just ends up looking cheap and gimmicky. Concept 1 knocks it out of the park for the lions. This is a stunning helmet. The electric blue profile of the lion on top of the midnight black helmet is outstanding.
This one is excellent. Concept 2 is ok. At first glance, Concept 1 looks pretty similar to the current Vikes helmet. What takes this helmet to the next level is the Viking braid down the center stripe on the helmet.
That is an incredible addition that should be added to the current Vikings helmet immediately. Concept 2 has thrown the Vikings helmet for a loop. Concept 1 is back with the bottom stripes and this time we are all about it. The colors do all the work here. The Giants have waffled between essentially the same two bland helmet designs for decades. This would be a welcome upgrade. Speaking of the same boring helmet designs, enter the Concept 2 design. There is nothing exciting about this look. At least the current logo has a neat interlocking letter feature.
This is boring. Concept 1 got a simple thing correct right off the bat. They went back to the old Kelly Green that the Eagles were known for forever. About the time the Donovan McNabb era started, they went darker with the green and ever since fans have been crying out for a return.
The Eagles helmet is already great so a simple color change was all that was needed. Concept 2 sticks with the current Eagles color palette but changes the wings. They are bigger and further down on the helmet. There must not have been any other way to go for either artist than the blue helmet, because Concept 2 features an almost identical design.
Again, this helmet is fine too. Unremarkable, but fine. A disclaimer for both of these designs is that the football team in Washington is no longer called the Redskins and at the time of publication there is no current nickname, logo, or color scheme for the team. Concept 1 does a nice job of avoiding the actual logo image of the Redskins franchise, but yet still is very clear about who the team is.
The feathers are placed behind the forehead as they would be on a traditional Native American headdress. There is even an example of a two-tone helmet being done excellently.
Concept 2 has taken parts of the Redskins logo and put them directly on the helmet. The yellow facemask really stands out.
We wonder what it would look like with a black facemask instead. Concept 1 for the Carolina Panthers is excellent. The blue helmet is striking. Concept 2 also went with a blue helmet and it is very good too, just less striking as the other. Concept 2 has also added a black and silver stripe down the center of the helmet.
Concept 1 has taken the wings of the current Falcons logo and stuck them on a red helmet. This is a really good look. The Falcons need to shift their focus away from black and towards red. This is a good start in that direction. Concept 2 is again very similar to Concept 1 but includes the entire falcon instead fo just the wings. This is as good a time as any to let you know that the Falcons logo is a bird in the shape of the letter F. Pretty clever design.
Concept 1 has darkened the Saints helmet going with a black base and the outline of a gold fleur-de-lis. The gold facemask really brings this whole look together. It really stands out nicely on the black helmet. This is an excellent look. Concept 2 has gone in a completely different direction and has gone with a white helmet.
This works really well because of the details and color differentiation on the fleur-de-lis. The gold and black helmet stripe is a nice touch too. Concept 1 for the Bucs is excellent. How cool is the skull and crossbones logo on the side of that helmet? The gradient even extends to the facemask.
The only way Concept 1 would have been outdone is by putting an entire pirate ship plus the old Bucco Bruce logo on the helmet. This helmet is without peers in this group. All things considered, this is a pretty decent design. After waffling back and forth between two helmet colors for years, the Los Angeles Rams finally settled on one. The artist for Concept 2 chose to ignore that and inserted a third set of colors with this helmet. Concept 1 is great because it upgrades and declutters the 49ers logo.
Gone are the days of wanting or needing the oval around the SF.
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