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"Ah, the 1990s -- Nirvana, Monica Lewinsky, and the Panthers' uniforms. The tapered stripes on the pants and helmet looked silly back then and are hopelessly dated now, and the shoulder loops on the jersey look too crimped when rendered with today's skin-tight tailoring cuts. They've given their logo a subtle upgrade this season, but that's like bailing water with a Dixie cup while the ship is sinking. Let's turn Nike's design team loose on this franchise -- the results can't help but be an improvement."

Fug that. We're obviously ahead of the nostalgia curb. The amazing 90s fashion will be for the next trend what 80s was for hipsters.

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So a uniform that came out in the 90s is considered to look "dated" while say a giants, steelers or browns uniform that looks like total dog poo and came out like over 50 years ago is considered "classic".

Also I like the bengals and falcons uniforms. Whoever made this list is just some grumpy old man.

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