Okay, so, let me tell you about this whole Jets throwback logo thing. It’s been a wild ride, and I’ve been right in the middle of it, trying to figure out what exactly is going on.
It all started when I saw some buzz online about the Jets possibly changing their logo. As a die-hard fan, I got excited and started digging around. Then I saw that the Jets had changed their profile picture on X, and it wasn’t the usual logo. That got my attention, and it really looked cool.
I delved deeper and found out that they are bringing back a version of the old-school logo, the one with the jet. You know, a nod to the past, but also a refresh of their “most identifiable mark”. After their 2019 new uniforms, which I have to admit, weren’t my favorite, this was some good news. This time the Jets’ new uniforms are to look like the New York Jets. It’s like a blast from the past, especially for fans who remember the “Sack Exchange” era.
But the story doesn’t end there. I stumbled upon some interesting legal stuff. Apparently, the guy who originally designed the throwback logo, Jim Pons, wasn’t too happy and filed a lawsuit against the team. That added a whole new layer to the saga.
I also learned that they officially announced the return of the “Legacy White” uniforms. They’re not just bringing back the white ones, but also green and black versions. That’s what I found out! And they’re calling it the “Legacy Collection” – sounds pretty epic, right?
I started following the news more closely after that. Woody Johnson, the Jets chairman, said they “work for the fans,” and this whole rebrand is meant to resonate with all generations of Jets supporters. And you know Fireman Ed, one of the most well-known Jets fans? Yeah, he’s also in the mix, adding to the excitement.
So, I waited for the official unveiling, which happened in April, during the week of the NFL draft. I have to say, the new set is pretty awesome. They really captured that classic feel, and it’s definitely an improvement.
In the end, I’m really happy with how this turned out. It’s been a rollercoaster of emotions, from excitement to confusion to legal drama, but the final result is a great tribute to the Jets’ history. I also figured out that the franchise will pay homage to the 1968 Super Bowl championship season. The whole process made me appreciate the team even more, and I can’t wait to see the new uniforms in action next season.
- Saw the initial buzz and got curious.
- Started digging for information online.
- Found out about the logo change and the “Legacy Collection.”
- Stumbled upon the legal issues with the original designer.
- Followed the news and learned more about the rebrand’s inspiration.
- Waited for the official unveiling and loved the final result.
Here’s a quick rundown of what I did:
That’s my story of the Jets throwback logo. Hope you enjoyed the ride as much as I did!
