These Brilliant 'Star Wars' Themed NFL Helmets Will Get you Psyched!
We all know that often times our favorite things tend to merge when something as grandiose as 'Star Wars' arrives.
With the impending release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, all the loyal fans are coming out of the woodwork to share their excitement over the entire Star Wars universe, and we all know that often times our favorite things tend to merge when something as grandiose as Star Wars arrives.
It’s safe to say that I love the NFL, I love watching football and I’m in several fantasy football leagues (even one with a few other creators on Moviepilot), and when I’m able to combine my joy for football and my excitement over what’s about to happen in the Star Wars universe – it brings me to an entirely new plane of existential happiness. Well thanks to a fantastic artist, John Raya, he combined my loves and gave us these incredible Star Wars Helmets back in 2013.
Coruscant Vaders (Oakland Raiders)
Dagobah Yodas (Philadelphia Eagles)
Hoth Wompas (Chicago Bears)
Yavin X-Wings (New York Jets)
Tatooine Banthas (Buffalo Bills)
Nal Hutta Hutts (Green Bay Packers)
Coruscant Jedis (New England Patriots)
Yavin Rebels (Dallas Cowboys)
There are some really great helmets, check them all out here.
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Matthew Bailey
Husband. Father. Gamer. Cinema Lover. Mix it all together, and there I am. I love all things pop-culture and coffee; but coffee is the best.
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