Interesting! The idea of using double blue for Dallas is something I haven't seen before and I think you did it pretty well here. The biggest issue I have is that the royal and navy don't work super well together. Most double blue schemes use a lighter blue, closer to powder, for the light shade, but here royal is a middle tone that doesn't stand out enough from the navy. It's a little tough to look at on the navy and royal sleeve stripes, to be honest.

That said, I do think you pulled off your goal successfully. It still looks like the Cowboys but without the unnecessary bells and whistles that plague their current set. I think the pants are a little too navy-heavy, they feel a bit out of place with the white and especially royal jersey. The helmet has a similar problem but not to the same level because of the recolored logo.

Overall you did a really good job on executing what you had envisioned. I don't think it's my preferred solution for the Cowboys but it's a really clever take on solving their problems while keeping their classic look. Nice work, I'd like to see more NFL concepts from you!

So as some of you know, there was ... some discussion in the AHSylum Discord server (if you don't know what that is and you'd like to be a part of it, message me or a mod and we'll get you sorted) regarding the New York Football Giants, and, well, it got me thinking, and that thinking got me designing, and that designing got me back here.

Since this is now a series (I guess), the idea I had for the Cowboys concept was to fix the very obvious problem with their brand in a way that most people wouldn't, and that was something I thought I could do with some other teams. Now there's some debate as to whether the Giants' thing is a problem or not, but regardless, I think the prevailing opinion is that their mismatching home and road uniforms is at the very least weird, and I certainly think it's bad. That said, I'm not totally against the idea in principle, so I wanted to see if I could make it work:



As you can see, I've done my best to make a blue-heavy home jersey and a red-heavy road jersey while still ensuring that a decent amount of the other color is present on each. The home jersey uses striping similar to the 80s-90s jerseys, though inverted, while the road uses a Northwestern stripe, based on their current road jersey, but now in two colors. That same stripe is also found on the pants - I didn't want to have two pairs of white pants and I definitely didn't want to use gray, so this seemed like the best option. I also created a red alternate, which sort of splits the difference between the home and road, and added sock striping, which I think helps the color balance a lot.

Overall, I think I've created something that keeps the spirit of the Giants' current uniforms while achieving a better color balance, all while still looking like the Giants. Let me know what you think, and if you have any other ideas in this vein that you want to see!

Certainly an improvement over what they have now. I'm not the biggest fan of their red-dominant road look anyway, and even with these changes it's not working for me. That said, probably all you'd have to do is swap the numbers to blue and I'd be on board. The red alternate is really nice as well. Might be a bit of blasphemy but what if you paired it with a red helmet?

I like the blue-dominant road a lot, actually. I think it keeps the style of the Giants classic road set while still sticking to the "Big Blue" nickname. I'd like the red helmet set more with red socks although at that point it's barely even a Giants uniform. I just noticed this, but props for dropping the gray facemask. The white is really nice.

oo oo i know i know you added the logo to the pants and made them less navy-dominant