Author: Paul Lukas

With the one-shell rule lifted, the league is suddenly awash in new helmet designs. Paul sorts out the contenders from the pretenders.

Six days after we tested positive, we now appear to be virus-free.

From full-scale makeovers to tiny tweaks, everything runs through Jonathan Wright, the NFL’s Senior Director for Uniforms and On-Field Products.

In today’s Ticker we have a very strange-looking sculpture in the Astros’ ballpark, increasing chatter about those padded “guardian caps” being worn in NFL training camps, and a new 75th-season logo for the Lakers.

Here’s the latest on the two covid cases at Uni Watch HQ.

First we had Chicago. Then we had Denver, Detroit, and Phoenix. Today we have the battle of the bays!

After I avoided the virus for more than two years, it finally caught up with me.

A Uni Watch story from last fall has come to a heartwarming conclusion that really shows the strength of our comm-uni-ty.

The company’s first outfitting contract with the NHL is turning out to be one-and-done.

Chicago got us started last week. Today we have two more cities — wait, make that three more — joining in on the fun.

I don’t mind saying that this is one of the best interviews I’ve ever done. Essential reading for NFL uni fans!

As was hinted at earlier this week, Dallas will use slightly different versions of its new white helmet shell this season.

Milwaukee has replaced one black alternate uni with another and dropped a hint about a new retro design.

Last week I discussed the etiquette of what to do if you catch a foul ball. Today I discuss, well, everything else.

The team also announced when the new white lid will make its on-field debut.