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New England had the Colts as the host team (one of them being overseas) the last two years, due to finishing in the same place. This year is their opportunity to use the red throwbacks on their old AFC East rival before it slips by. Based on the pattern since the throwbacks were revived, it looks like there's a good chance of it happening. The Patriots have worn the red throwbacks for their first December home game. And the other sometime in the first half of the season.

When Washington rarely wore the burgundy jerseys.

Probably a practice squad player at best.

MOD EDIT: I don't know what the hell it was you were trying to say there, but I do know that whatever it was is not relevant to this conversation. I strongly suggest that you stick to the topic.

And to make it worse, the Broncos replaced Wilson for another Wilson at QB. Replacing one who was getting bad for an even worse one.

Denver Broncos' new uniforms are all over the place. I don't know what the navy helmet is doing with the orange jersey. Or why they insist on the white helmet.

Jets have their second uniform redesign with Nike during this span. The first in 2019, and now 2024.

Yes. They're better about it than the Cowboys. Dallas didn't open the roof at all in 2023, and only once in 2022. About 5 teams have a semi-dome and open-air stadium. I believe the Titans will become one when they move to their new stadium. That would be a good time for them to bring on a new uniform.

Actually, it came out in 2019. And I liked the previous set. I thought it was underrated.

I thought Cleveland was the opponent for the Eagles game in Brazil. Glad that's not the case. The Browns uniform will look good at Lincoln Financial Field. The Reebok version of the midnight green looks better. The Nike one is stale.

I hope none of these are an April Fools joke.

Will it be like how the Rockies, Avalanche, and Nuggets have a mountain on their team logos?

And now they're back at three

Keenan Allen will be in a Chicago Bears uniform. I enjoyed his 11 years as a Charger. He wanted to stay with the Chargers. But things weren't aligning with the new regime.

Austin Ekeler is a Washington Commander now. He'll always be a Charger to me.