Lions' new logo has fangs, flowing mane...
Madison Heights -- It's evolutionary, not revolutionary. And one thing is clear with the Lions' new look: It's a uniform change -- literally.
From the fashion statement on the front of the jersey to the end-zone decoration at Ford Field to the font on the team's stationery, the Lions are projecting a simpler, more streamlined brand. The colors won't change -- it's still Honolulu blue and silver -- and only time will tell if the team's football fortunes will, but even owner William Clay Ford Sr. agreed last fall it was time to freshen-up the Lions' appearance.
Gone is the circus-lettering and the cluttered jersey striping, replaced by a new custom script and a more refined piping. And yes, most notably, gone is the inanimate "Bubbles," traded in after 50 years for a livelier "Leaping Lion" logo, complete with fangs and a flowing mane, just as advertised -- accidentally -- on that toy truck a month ago.
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