BEREA, Ohio - One of the more traditional looks in the NFL will be undergoing more alterations, as the Cleveland Browns announce "more radical" changes to be debuted on April 14, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Browns unveiled slight tweaks to the color and font of the team's historical logo this week, though team president Alec Scheiner hinted the coming changes to the uniform will be more drastic.
"I do think we'll move the uniform farther ahead than the logo," Scheiner told Mary Kay Cabot of the Plain Dealer. "We were very respectful of the logo, and I think our fans have given us permission to move forward quicker with our uniforms."
Scheiner said the orange on the uniform will be bolder, like the new helmet color, and the face masks will be painted brown, an addition "that provides a tougher edge. . . characteristics that depict the team and its fans," he said.
"We're excited about [the new changes]," Scheiner added. "Once again, what's important is we push ourselves forward, match the energy and forward-thinking of the city, but link to our tradition and respect our tradition which is an incredible tradition."
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