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The design concept is the creation of new fan-designed helmets for all 32 NFL teams by graphic artist Dylan Yung.

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Making their debut on Instagram, @FreshFootballHelmets explains:

Mainly, our focus will be concept design helmets for NFL and college teams. Every now and then, we will throw in some high school helmets. Keep in mind that on our concept design helmets, we are designing them in mind to be an ALTERNATE to the team's actual helmet, not to take over as the main helmet the team currently uses.

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