NIKE close to re-acquiring NFL Uniform and Sideline Apparel Rights (& New Era=Headwear)

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Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539

Originally Posted by ninjahood

Originally Posted by The Stoic Paisano

SportsBusiness Daily

Numerous industry sources said that NFL owners are close to approving a five-year deal that would see Nike acquire uniform and sideline apparel rights for the league’s 32 teams, while New Era, the longtime MLB on-field rights holder would, for the first time, gets NFL sideline rights for caps. The deal is subject to ownership approval. The new rights would take effect after next season. Nike was last on NFL fields with uniform rights in '01, and has since been visible in NFL games only through footwear and glove rights.
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*2 thumbs up*


NBA, please be next...
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FINALLY...ALL CAPS INTERNET HIGH FIVES AROUND
 
Now i prefer to wear Nike over Reebok wit my jerseys but ive gotten over it...but bringin NEWERA TOO!?!?!?!

F!!! YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!! lol
 
[h1]Q&A: Nike Brand Pres. Charlie Denson on NFL Deal[/h1]

Published:Tuesday, 12 Oct 2010 | 1:34 PM ET

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By: Darren Rovell
CNBC Sports Business Reporter


Earlier today, the NFL awarded exclusive on-field apparel rights to Nike. We spoke to Brand President Charlie Denson, who wouldn't confirm financials, but did drill deeper into what consumers can expect.

Darren: Why did you do this deal?

Denson: When you think about Nike and the NFL and what we both represent, it's a great opportunity. We think the U.S. marketplace still has some growth potential and they are a great partner to continue to position the brand here in the U.S. What better place than the NFL to show our brand on the field, in the training room, in the gym and of course off the field, the lifestyle aspect.

Darren: Why didn't you want the hat business that went to New Era?

Denson: We feel really good about the pieces of the puzzle that we got, but the hat business is certainly an interesting one and is a big deal for New Era.

Darren: Do you think the American Needle case could possibly negate this deal?

Denson: We've watched that case with great interest and at this point in time we're not taking it into specific consideration. We've entered into this deal that starts in 2012 and hopefully by that time it will be resolved and we'll be able to go full speed ahead.

Darren: Many fans want to know how much you are going to change the jersey. Will it be similar to what you've done in college with pretty significant overhauls?

Denson: We plan on changing the NFL jersey dramatically just like we've done with the college programs, using new thinking and the greatest technology available. The NFL program hasn't had the same type of advancement in recent years.

Darren: Any comments on Nike [NKE 82.58    0.60 (+0.73%)  ] reaching an all-time high today?

Denson: You never know what's going to happen in the market. But we hope people perceive us as a growth company.
 
I can't wait to get into the sideline polos and jackets. And maybe we can get some cool footwear collabs, because the reebok medicaid shoes aren't cutting it for me
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This is good news, especially with New Era.

I'm not in to jerseys, beside my team.
 
First Black President, then MJ in NBA2K11, now this?!?!!? Its like all of our dreams are coming true. Thank you Lord.
 
Originally Posted by davizzy

5950 NFL fitteds=
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They might be available but I'd be willing to bet you won't see them on the sidelines.  Most of the sideline caps will probably consist of something more like the 3930 stretch fit stuff, similar to what you mostly see now.
 
Originally Posted by HMack007


NFL is very funny about uniforms so don't expect to much over the top Pro Combat uniforms
The NFL is comedy then... 
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Originally Posted by mjd77

From Business Week....

[h1]Nike Awarded NFL Apparel License, Replacing Reebok[/h1]October 12, 2010, 4:18 PM EDT
The company also plans to bring to the NFL its Pro Combat uniforms, which it now provides to college teams, Denson said. The uniforms are lightweight with a fitted, superhero look, the company said in a statement last month.

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and as far as NEW ERA goes, that Charger fitted is copped. FINALLY.
 
can we get bp to shop us up some nfl sample procombat unis just to see what we might be working with in the next couple of years?

*NTer bp, please report to NFL/NIKE Unis thread stat*
 
This is great news. I knew there was a reason iv been holding out on getting a custom authentic.
 
Originally Posted by mike23theking

Originally Posted by HMack007


NFL is very funny about uniforms so don't expect to much over the top Pro Combat uniforms
The NFL is comedy then... 
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Originally Posted by mjd77

From Business Week....

[h1]Nike Awarded NFL Apparel License, Replacing Reebok[/h1]October 12, 2010, 4:18 PM EDT
The company also plans to bring to the NFL its Pro Combat uniforms, which it now provides to college teams, Denson said. The uniforms are lightweight with a fitted, superhero look, the company said in a statement last month.

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and as far as NEW ERA goes, that Charger fitted is copped. FINALLY.
As of right now, don't look for the drastic changes that you see with the Pro Combat uniforms. First of all, the league only allows teams to wear their "alternate" uniforms for 2 games a season. It could be 3 but I'm not sure. Patriots, Rams, Jets, etc. have their throwbacks. Ravens (black), Dolphins (orange), Cards, Lions, Falcons (all black), Seahawks (emerald green) have their third color jerseys. 
Nike plans to tweek the jerseys to be like the pro combat uniforms as in material and cut. But other than that, as of right now don't expect too many changes. I'll be SHOCKED if the Colts let Nike come in and change a virtually untouched uniform.
 
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