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I agree these are poor choices. All AFC Teams and both likely will be in all-white. How exciting.

Eagles are oddly wearing kelly green for both AFC games: Week 7 vs Miami on SNF Week 12 vs. Buffalo 4:25 At least one of these teams is sure to wear all-white from head to toe, which won't add much to the matchup. I thought there were some better opponent options on their schedule, like MIN on TNF, DAL, SF, NYG on Christmas, etc.

I agree it will almost certainly be one of those two games, and then white over black could be worn Week 3 vs. New England or Week 6 vs. Philly, depending on how much white they wear at home this year. I think it would work okay against Philly in green over white. I would much rather see the black uniform on Black Friday against the Fins than for a rare matchup against the Chargers. I don't want to see the Chargers in all-white vs. the Jets in all-black.

This is exactly how I feel about that all-white Browns uniform. Both of these teams should be in orange helmets 100% of the time.

Another surprise announcement today. I had a feeling it would be this game since they didn't want the Rams showing up in their Super Bowl combo. Hopefully this means orange will be worn twice this year instead.

I'll add that this is no different than people in the NFL Changes thread speculating what throwbacks and alternate helmets might look like.

Not to mention the navy numbers and navy helmet/pants. This franchise isn’t the most intelligent when it comes to uniform-related decisions. Let’s hope with how popular the throwbacks are that they go back to light blue as the primary color if/when they finally rebrand.

It’s not the NFL’s fault. These teams know the rules and are choosing to add random alternate helmets anyway. The Broncos could’ve scrapped their orange Color Rush for a white one and chose not to. This helmet wouldn’t even match their regular road uniform.

You forgot the Colts and their super on-brand black helmets. It’s funny how a few days of teams bringing back throwbacks has everyone fooled that uniform aesthetics are improving, yet we still have several teams doing stuff like this, which pretty much cancels out any “progress”.

Has green actually been confirmed here? I saw it on GUD but have not seen any indication from the team that it is official.

The lack of a comma after “no” completely changed the meaning of the sentence haha. I thought the same thing at first. Not to be a grammar policeman.

Disappointed we're not gonna get this color matchup from 2017. Would've looked cool with the current Jets green uniforms and Mahomes and Rodgers. Instead it will be the fourth time out of the last five meetings that the Jets will be in white. I actually thought this would be a black jersey game for the Jets, which would've been fine if the Chiefs wore red pants. But now NY will probably wear it against the Falcons or Texans instead and there will be no bright colors at all, which usually happens when they wear it.

Like the Browns, this is a nice look aesthetically, but I can't stand white at home against teams that haven't visited the building in 6-8 years. At least this means only one black jersey game? It will be amusing when the black-jerseys-are-fire crowd finds out that this only leaves one opportunity for those to be worn. Then they will complain about the three game limit that they didn't know about until now.

https://www.tennesseetitans.com/news/the-story-behind-the-titans-unveiling-oilers-throwback-uniforms This article says the Titans inquired about wearing the Oiler throwbacks at Miami, but that it won’t be happening. I assume because Miami is wearing aqua for that Monday night game.

https://www.tennesseetitans.com/news/the-story-behind-the-titans-unveiling-oilers-throwback-uniforms Why are they replacing the current light blue jersey entirely if they aren’t even wearing these the full three times? They’ve been wearing the light blue jerseys three games every year since 2019. That part is disappointing. Light blue over navy was their best look with the current mess of a uniform set.

This look reminds me of what the Lions did. A helmet that looks so out of place and doesn't match the rest of the uniform. The socks or pants matching the helmets would help. It's just so sad the NFL is allowing this to happen to its brand. A handful of solid throwbacks that will be worn for one game each (Bucs, Vikings, etc.) doesn't mean that football uniforms are trending in the right direction again overall. And who knows what kind of mess the Broncos have put together for next week.

Colts take the cake for the absolute most pointless, because-we-can, because we want to make a social media unveil video, uniforms released by any team ever. Are these horrible? No. Are they better than if they did an all-black uniform? Absolutely. Do they make any amount of sense or are the slightest bit necessary to enhance their wardrobe? Absolutely not.

I really hope that moon doesn't mean a black uniform is coming. The pants appear to be white beneath the shadows at least.

This is a much more realistic and reasonable wish than how seemingly everyone else on here wants them to scrap the current set entirely and wear these full-time (because that totally doesn’t defeat the purpose of a throwback uniform).

This is my problem with most throwbacks and why I think they work better as throwbacks, but 9/10 people will see a 70s uniform with a gray facemask and outdated logo and be like “Bro these are fire. This should be the permanent uniform. The NFL is soft for only letting them wear it three times!”

Nice to see someone who has the same mindset about these things Yeah, hopefully they finish in the same place in 2024 and the Niners visit again, but the odds of that happening aren’t great. This actually happened with the Bears and Browns though. Cleveland wore white throwback against them at home in 2021 and is now hosting them again in a non throwback game two years later.

I completely agree. Their current look is cool and has some unique modern elements. The throwback works perfectly as what it is.

According to pretty much everyone, no team should have a throwback uniform because every team’s throwback should just be its permanent uniform.

I was thinking one game would be reserved for that, but I don't believe they've ever worn them multiple times in a season.

The Vikings said they are "debuting" their throwbacks on opening weekend, meaning they are probably wearing them again, but I saw in the article it said they can wear them once per season, which is simply incorrect. They can wear them three times.