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Which will they get right first, the uniforms or their on-the-field performance?

A while ago it was brought up about when was the last time Miami wore white at home for a night game. Prior to the week 18 Buffalo game, the games where the Dolphins wore white at home, 2004 against Steelers and 1997 against Bears, were originally a daytime game. What game had the Dolphins wearing white jerseys at home that wasn't moved, that was a nighttime start?

Do you recall/remember this game? That was when Detroit and Carolina met in the preseason of 2023.

Ryan Tannehill and Philip Rivers who both wear number 17. It has happened in 2019 when Rivers was a Charger and when he was a Colt in 2020. The 2019 game was when Tannehill made his first start with the Titans after Tennessee benched Mariota. Justin Herbert (Chargers) and Jimmy Garoppolo (49ers) who both wear 10, in 2022. Rex Grossman and John Kitna who both wear number 8. Grossman the Bears and Kitna the Lions. They played each other in 2006. They did not play each other in the 2007 and 2008 games though. There's more a lot more. You could do a thread that to list all the instances down.

I've been wanting NYJ@NE to have the Jets in green pants with the white jerseys against the Patriots current navy. How long until we get this uniform matchup? Are we ever going to get it?

What do you think?

17th games for 2024 that have been determined. CIN at CAR KC at SF LAC at ARZ TEN at WAS The rest haven't been determined yet. Winner of Broncos vs Raiders will get the Rams, and the loser gets the Seahawks. Either Buffalo or Miami will play at Detroit. The Ravens will get either the Bucs or Saints on the road. I don't want to see Baltimore at New Orleans again, and I would love to see the uniform matchup in 2022 with the Ravens and Bucs again, so I want Tampa Bay to win the NFC South. There are outcomes I want for teams to draw each other and have the uniform matchups I want to see. What outcomes to do you want?

And on a day where they scored 0 points. And when the owner threw ice at a fan of the opponent.

The Jets last wore green on green on the road at Cleveland in 2017. They hadn't done it with the current uniform set, until tonight.

Cowboys vs Dolphins was fantastic. The uniform matchup is good, and so was the game. Miami has San Francisco next year. I want to see the Dolphins wear the aqua throwbacks against the 49ers just like in 2016. But the right circumstances have to be aligned for it to take position. Is teams wearing all white at home near the time of Christmas a thing now? Minnesota first did it. Then Arizona and Miami started doing that this year.

Until this year, Carolina usually liked to wear white at home against Dallas regardless of the time of season. The Panthers play the Cowboys again next year. It will depend on what the schedulers decide for next year. The last two years, 2022 and 2023, the schedulers have not been real pals. All the teams who could have made Dallas wear navy blue get their game against them scheduled late in the year. The ones who do are the usual suspects who you know are going to do the gimmick.

I like the Rams blue jersey with bone pants combo. Now that is an unpopular opinion. BTW, maybe this is the year SF goes to the Super Bowl? It doesn't look like teams care or give mind about their opponents. But there are teams who do. The ones who do are outnumbered by the ones who don't.

PHI wore the midnight green against the Giants in 2017. That game was in September. Maybe TEN wears the columbia blue pants. They did last year when playing Denver when the Broncos busted out navy pants to go with their white jersey. The Titans are one of the teams who are good about minimizing similar colors as the opponent. Except for one time when they played the Texans.

Except if they play a team who also has yellow pants. In which case I prefer a contrast. And also an opponent who has gold pants. I think that's why LAR is going with the combo they chose when they host the Saints who might bust them out. I also didn't mind the Rams wearing blue over bone against the Commanders or some of the other opponents they've worn them against.

I'm afraid it would be too much of a home field advantage for the stronger team. Let the stronger team prove they are stronger and superior by winning on the road. Home teams winning most of the time also causes things to get boring. When you have teams who run the gauntlet through the road it makes things more interesting.

I'm looking forward to the Ravens vs 49ers uniform matchup, which will be outstanding if Baltimore's white jersey with purple pants alongside with the 49ers' throwback red jersey with white pants comes to fruition. If saving the purple pants for the game at San Francisco meant that Baltimore uses the black pants for Jacksonville, I don't mind. Besides, the Ravens and Jaguars will likely meet again (AFC North team visits AFC South team) for the common place finisher in 2024. I hope that game isn't a 1:00 game in September.

Does that include when Denver trolled us with the white jersey and navy pants combo?

4 NFL teams have scored exactly 63 points. - Chicago Cardinals beat New York Giants 63-35 in 1948 - 49ers beat Brooklyn Dodgers 63-40 in 1948 - Steelers beat New York Giants 63-7 in 1952 - Raiders beat Chargers 63-21 in 2023 https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/18iria7/the_raiders_are_the_sixth_team_in_nfl_history_to/ Raiders are the 6th team in NFL history to score 0 points and then score 50+ points.

Chargers need to hire a experienced HC. They've been going with first timers these last 3 hirings, and it hasn't worked. Also, how Tom Telesco was GM for so long is madness. He accomplished less than AJ Smith who got the team divisions titles, and Telesco had none, which was a joke.

It also won't be the first time SF wears their red jerseys at State Farm Stadium. The 49ers had to use the Cardinals' home venue because of the wildfire disaster during the 2020 season, playing home games there against Buffalo, Washington, and Seattle. This will be the 3rd time the 49ers wear the red jerseys at Glendale.

The current look, the regular aquas, are inferior to the aqua that was before it. I'll take those over the current aqua, the regular ones.

I'm glad to have this uniform matchup in HOU vs NYJ. Considering the possibility that the Jets could change up their uniforms again. It was talked about some time ago in this thread that the Jets wearing white at home more could be that they will switch to new uniforms. This was the same with the Browns and Titans.

Those were the days. When Houston, the Texans, wore red socks with that combo. Another person a while back said how the league used to look better in those old days. A lot of teams don't seem to care now, they just do whatever.

I thought they would wear those for the Titans. I think that's why Tennessee wore the columbia blue pants in that game weeks ago. Last time Pittsburgh beat New England was when they were in those uniforms. I don't know what is worse, too much dark colors in the game, or the QBs both teams will have.

How about these 1990 1981 I wish LAR wore the yellow pants. Would've been better.