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Don't know if this was mentioned. Prior to the Thanksgiving day match, NYG never wore the white jerseys that were introduced in 2005 against Dallas. This was the first time wearing those against the Cowboys. The Browns wore their brown color rush against two teams that would've been a very good uniform matchup, Buccaneers and Chargers. We might not see TB at CLE again until 2030, unless they finish in the same place when the AFC North hosts the NFC South for common place finishers when that takes place. 10 out of 16 games had a team wear their alternate or throwback. This is probably a record for most teams wearing an alternate/throwback in a week.

Both those games ended up with the winning team going for 2 to get the win. Baltimore and Jacksonville will meet again next year in Jacksonville. I wonder what the uniform matchup will be next time.

The Texans have worn all blue against the Browns in their last 2 games hosting them. Houston will get Cleveland again in 2023.

If it's the Rams game then it's just another appearance at Sofi, albeit instead of the Chargers it's against the Rams. The Steelers game would be pretty late. I also wouldn't rule out a home game for its appearance.

KC in white tops/red pants and the Chargers in powder blue tops/white pants would be the best IMO. The Chiefs always wear the all white for primetime games on the road. Their all white boring.

A-Rod having to depend on receivers who probably wouldn't start on other teams is an L.

This is one of the uniforms I don't mind the white socks. Snow would go well with the uniform. Green Bay has worn them once on the road. Probably because it's better served for home games.

There was this. https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/could-packers-break-from-tradition-with-new-alternate-jerseys That was back in July.

If it was the 49ers in the throwback red jersey and white pants and the Chargers in their white jersey and yellow pants, that would be outstanding. I want to see that. The NFC West will have the AFC west for a home game for the same place finisher (17th game) in 2024. The Chargers and 49ers have a chance to meet again if they finish in the same place in 2023.

I know. The blue socks make the white uniform good. But without it, the white is boring.

If the game was in Tampa, would the Bucs wear the red jersey?

Denver in white tops/navy pants again? Is one game not enough? The Broncos have been abominable with their play on the field. Now they want to be an abomination with their uniforms.

And the obsession with all blue. Buffalo used to wear their regular white jerseys at home in the middle of the season back then.

I wish Miami wore the aqua pants too. We see the all white plenty of times when they are at home. And how come teams are allowed to wear white against the Lions' gray (or whatever color you want to call it) uniform now? It used to be that the opposing team were forced to wear their colored jersey/uniform when Detroit busted the color rush out.

That's the color rush jersey/uniform. I meant the Ravens regular purple jersey. They haven't even worn those when they played Green Bay in the preseason; the Ravens wore white at home in the two times they hosted them. If the stars aligned, we might also get to see something different to what we saw with MIN vs CIN and CHI vs CLE in 2021.

The league needs to do something about artificial turf. Because too many players get injured on them.

Thankfully there's a 17th game now. So one of those games that fell to WAH can be recovered. I'm pulling hard for the Ravens and Packers to finish in the same place. I want to see the uniform matchup that we've been robbed of for all these years. Next year the AFC North will host the team from the NFC North that finishes in the same place as them. Minnesota looks like they'll win the NFC North. I hope the Bengals win the AFC North. If the Packers and Ravens both finish in second place in their respective divisions, Green Bay at Baltimore. I hope it stays that way.

Assuming Buffalo does make it. The NFC is open. It doesn't have strong teams like the AFC does.

I see the pattern for the Cardinals' black jersey. The regular black jersey they have always worn them for the first October home game under the current HC. Last time that wasn't the case was in 2018 when Arizona wore them against the Lions in December. The color rush black jersey they have always worn them for Thursday night games, when the color rush requirement was a thing and after.

Whos idea was it for Denver to wear the navy pants with the white jersey? Ravens white tops and purple pants versus Buccaneers red jersey and pewter pants is excellent.

Patriots should have worn the gray pants at Miami in week 1. Did NE want to wait for a time like this to debut them?

Chargers are now 0-4 in the current all navy. The uniform is bad luck.

Seattle has now confirmed their week 7 combo. Gray pants with the white jerseys.

This is the most that Carolina has worn white at home in a regular season. The Panthers got a lot of home games early, so that's why they did WAH as much as they did. Normally, they would do 2 or 3 games. They probably are doing it against the Bucs because Tampa Bay is wearing their white tops in the second meeting. It could be that the Panthers are doing it to return the favor.

Against the Texans and Bills they wore white/grey. But against the Colts it was the navy pants. So far, Seattle has worn the all white and white jersey/navy pants at Sofi Stadium. But that was with the Ram. For the Chargers I guess they will roll out the grey pants, and the white/grey has yet to make its appearance. I could see them go all white again though. Just a hunch.