When I first saw this hat I thought that the designers had a difficult chore to put the logo on such a small unusual shaped area and to have to put one logo on two different planes of the hat. After seeing the Cardinals' hat first, and being horrified at the buctchering, I figured some of the other hats have to be horrendous.( I like the new Cardinals logo so I figured some of the other ones have to be mutated horribly.) I was shocked and angered; they were really good, surprisingly. They were able to do the logos and represent them very well on the two planes of the hats. For some reason, they butchered the Cardinals' new logo. They acutally altered how the logo looks. The eye looks wrong. And the beak looks wrong--hence the daffy duck comment from one of you. The white border that outlines the logo is two different thicknesses! Last time I checked the border doesn't fluctuate thicknesses.
I was particularly interested in seeing how they did on the bird logos of other teams. Maybe birds are hard to duplicate. Apparently so, because I didn't care much for what they did to the Seahawks hat. It's not horrible but it's the second worst. I did like the Ravens bird, though, and thought they did a good job of getting it on the hat and having it not only look like the original, but acutally look great say, compared to the Cardinal logo.
Fear not fellow Cards fans, I've come up with a solution. The designers should be locked in a room with three mean, hungry pit bulls on a chain and kept within ten feet of the designers.(We'll nickname them "Meat") Outside the room would be a team of 6 Cardinal fans from this board having been forced to each buy one of these hats at full retail price and been forced to wear in public for a week--in Phoenix. Three of the Cardinal fans would be holding the chained pit bulls, the other three would be the redesign judges. These judges would be given a strict diet of gun powder and vinegar. The designers would be given 3 chances of redesigning the hat logo. Each redesign that fails to please the judges would require the holders of the pit bulls to slacken the chain three feet. If the first release of the chain didn't happen to catch the attention of the designers I can almost guarantee the second one would! To steal a baseball quote, "three strikes and the designers would be out". Wherin now, they'd be called, "Lunch".