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Ace Davis
February 8, 2021 at 3:55 am
The flying elvis logo was stolen from the carolina panthers logo, prior to the panthers playing, but after the logo was debuted when the team was announced. If anyone should be suing it’s the panthers. The sillest part of it is the outline is designed to represent the north and south carolina borders, which have nothing to do with the Patriots theft….
Dude
February 8, 2021 at 1:57 pm
I love how the NFL has lost its way. They abandoned Houston and the Oilers, but claim it when someone else comes in. Somehow this is a threat to the NFL brand, that abandoned the city. Then the NFL comes back and uses the Texans logo instead of the old Oilers logo, so I guess it wasn’t that important to the NFL. Yet the lawyers need to justify their jobs and the NFL needs to justify that only they can control pro football. At the heart of this is a slap in the face to football fans and the football brotherhood, over territory the NFL gave up, reclaimed with a different brand, yet still wants to claim the old one too.
The XFL oil rig logo, to me, is actually different enough and more creative than the Oilers logo. The secondary logo, isn’t that great, changing it would be better than fighting it in court.