Got a special post today. In honor of Super Bowl XLVII, we have a handful of NFL hockey sweater concepts from frequent contributor Brian Brideau. We start, of course, with the Ravens and 49ers. And as a bonus, Brian has designed jerseys for 8 other teams. Check them out.
Our brand new Sunday concept series kicks off one week from today.
The Waddell brothers' Winter Classic series is starting to wind down. Only six more teams remain. But for today, we get a look at their fauxback designs for the Flames and Jets, as selected by commenter MDM. (Technically, MDM was second to comment but the first picked the Oilers, which we've already seen.) I think we've got a couple of really neat looks for these teams.
If you'd like to choose the next two teams, be the first to comment. But make sure you don't pick a team we've done already or I'll move on to the next comment.
This Freak Out Friday brings us a couple jerseys inspired by another kids TV show from the 1990s. Last week, it was the Syracuse Crunch as Power Rangers. Today, imagine if a couple of Ninja Turtles baddies had their own hockey teams. Well, Sean Cox makes it so you don't have to imagine.
Sean Cox
We've seen lots of great color schemes for the Tampa Bay Lightning on the Concepts page over the years. But Stephen Griesmer's might be one of the best that doesn't utilize black. The two-tone blue color scheme is really quite striking.
Stephen Griesmer
Tex Fischer put together this Canucks throwback for the Reebok Edge era. Any interest in seeing it become a third or fourth jersey for Vancouver someday?
Tex Fischer
Next season, if the Coyotes are still in Glendale, an agreement with the city will require them to change their name to the Arizona Coyotes. If that happens, we know the shoulder patch will need changing, but maybe the team could take the opportunity to revise their somewhat dull uniforms. Today, Bastian Schmülling takes a stab at a slight redesign.
Bastian Schmülling
If we hadn't lost the 2013 NHL All-Star Game to the dumbest lockout ever, it would've taken place in Columbus yesterday. In that spirit, we've got a sharp All-Star concept from Matt McElroy today. It's a neat evolution of the previous NHL All-Star uniforms — a set I wouldn't mind seeing on the ice someday.
Chris
By popular request, Matt has created Campbell vs. Wales versions of the above jerseys.
Matt McElroy 