The best thing on the internet right now is Football as Football, a site that redesigns NFL logos as if they were crests for European soccer teams.
(If the site's down for you right now, try back in a bit.)
It's the work of six designers and developers based in Minneapolis, and it doesn't seem to be a commercial enterprise—there are no posters or prints for sale. But even for a labor of love, the designers' commitment here is stunning. The logos are sorted into styles from four different soccer nations, each with their own distinctive tendencies. The NFC and AFC East teams have been reimagined as German club crests; the North divisions as Italian; the Souths as English; and the West teams as Spanish.
The best part is this: it's just getting started. Yesterday's release was Part 1 of 4. But the time it's all said and done, Football as Football hopes to produce four crests for each NFL team, one in each European style.
You can keep up with Football as Football's news and releases on their Twitter and Facebook pages.
How do these compare to other attempts to redesign the NFL's logos?