"I had wanted to create a concept for quite some time now, and with my access to resources (being the owner of T Mac Sports), and the intrigue of an Oklahoma City football team, I figured the time was now.  I enlisted the help of Anthony Wuestenfeld with Pro Line Designs.  He ownes an Oklahoma based company, who more recently brought NFL attention to OKC via a photoshopped “OKC Seahawks” t-shirt.  Between my resources and design ability, and Anthony’s knowledge of Oklahoma, we were the perfect team.

Collectively, we bring you the 'Oklahoma City Infantry.'  When deciding on a name for our team, we knew that it would need to bring feelings of strength, as well as an insight into the history of the great state of Oklahoma.  These two factors brought us to the 45th Infantry Division of the Oklahoma Army National Guard which has been a big part of the history of Oklahoma (as well as the United States) dating back to 1920.  Their color palette, logos, and meaning fit everything we were looking to do for the team (as you can see from their website http://45thdivisionmuseum.com)."

Editor's Note: The 45th Infantry Division museum is located in Oklahoma City, too.

1st Bn 158 Field Artillery patch

"Here goes the rebrand of the Rattlers into the Roughnecks. I incorporated a soot color and black into the scheme. For the helmet symbol I tried to make my own Manual tongs (I hand drew it) and the font I used for the word mark is 35 dollars for a commercial license (I found out) and since this is for a competition I believe it is okay. If i were to make money off of it then I'd have to purchase it. I also hand drew one and outlined it in paint.net and I wish I had illustrator to make it better.

I hope you guys like!"

"Hi, I updated my roughnecks design. I took away the slant to the logo and the numbers. I like it a lot better. I think the logo could be a bit more legible as the 'R' and 'n,' but I'll work on that. Hope you like the updates."

"My design is centered around traditional Native American shades of
turquoise and red. The logo is an 'R' that has an oil rig arm extending from
above in honor of the proud blue collar workforce of Oklahoma. The
numbers feature a subtle inlaid design of repeating arrows, not unlike
the 'Seahawks.' These arrows can be found on the helmet as well as the
pants."

"Dear fellas,

I saw your link at uni-watch.com and decided to do an NFL in OKC uni a go. I know there is the Rattlesnake roundup in Oklahoma and wanted to do something along those lines. The colors are Chrome Yellow (you can find the hex code at encycolorpedia.com), Midnight Russet and White. I decided to use a "dark gold brown" for the dark color to closely resemble the color patters on the back of diamondbacks, timber rattlers and a few other breeds of rattlesnake. I thought about using old gold or vegas gold for the helmet, yet I thought that would look a lot like New Orleans. I decided to try UCLA Gold, then found Chrome Yellow and settled on that. After I had started the uniform, I realized the uniform looked like the Gadsen Flag. I have included a Home, Away, and Alt uniform with Wordmark and helmet decal. I used some photos as inspiration for the rattlesnakes and if you're patient enough, you can use paint.net to trace the photos and combine your lines to make a drawing! HA!! The fonts used are Railroader for the numbers, Millenium 3 for the OKC, Iron Man of War Non-commercial 2 for the name on the back and Garuda STD for the Rattlers.

So, here we go - your Oklahoma City Rattlers!"