SportsFan12

Of course. The white pants are what lost them that game last week. It wasn't Allen's terrible turnovers.

I find it amusing when both teams clearly choose their uniform because it's a nationally-televised Sunday night game, but then the game gets flexed out because one or both teams are bad. Gonna guess neither Cincy or Pitt would've worn these looks if they knew it was just a random afternoon game.

Especially for an iconic team like Green Bay who has a flawless home uniform.

There it is officially. No idea what inspired them to bring this back. This team does not need multiple alternates and especially should not ever wear white at home.

I was hoping for this, especially since it didn't happen in 2020.

Ummmmmm, what?.........Does this mean the Packers are bringing back the all-white look? Coulda sworn I heard the Jets game was the only game in an alternate look.

Do I see the Commanders warming up in white on white with burgundy socks?

They’ve worn the black jersey three times every year since 2017, even though the Color Rush was also worn most of these years. This means we will probably see black two more games, and I’d much rather see it against Denver than against Carolina or Atlanta. Pittsburgh seems like a likely second opponent based on recent seasons.

Watch the Bills go back to the all-blues after that devastating loss, although I think this could be their throwback game. I really hope the Ravens don’t wear black against the Panthers again, but it may happen. After both teams wore white pants last season for this game, I really want the Chiefs in red pants and the Chargers in yellow.

Same with the Dolphins. The aqua socks make that look so much less terrible.

Four straight white jersey games without the yellow pants for the Chargers. Why?

At this point, are we ever gonna see the Colts wear blue socks with the road uniform again? The blue socks actually make it look consistent with the home uniform, but I guess that’s a foreign concept in today s NFL.

They always wear blue pants in Chicago. Wish they would save them for other opponents and give us some new matchups.

Some heat = their standard home uniform that they’ve admitted isn’t as good as brown over orange.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who considers the visuals/uniforms to be a contributing factor to the quality of the overall viewing experience as a football fan. If two top teams are playing but wearing bad uniforms, my interest drops a bit. The reverse is the same. If two subpar teams are playing, but the uniforms look nice together, I am a bit more interested than I would have been.

I forgot how terrible Atlanta’s all-white look is. If ever there were a time to break out the red pants (if they exist), it’s in two weeks at Washington, who will be wearing all-black just like Carolina tonight.

I completely agree. They’ve had horrible luck in red against New Orleans, too. The only other game in color for them at home is Week 15 vs. the Bengals, which will likely be a red jersey game.

I agree that this was an underrated rebrand, aside from any black pants look. It looks fine and feels both retro and modern, but now that the team refuses to wear anything green, a rebrand is likely, although I'm now worried black is gonna end up being more dominant.

Yup, that's what I was referring to. Regular white at home does now typically come in the beginning of the season, but I had a feeling this might have been the white throwback game, which does usually happen in the middle somewhere.

There seems to be a czar within the Jags' organization who demands that this boring combo be worn for 90% of away games.

Why is it that teams always seem to go on these mysterious win streaks in their worst combos? Last year it happened with the Eagles’ black pants and this year the Jets. Plus Bills all-blue. And then teams like the Titans in light blue pants or Pats in silver pants for the first time in years always seem to lose.

Finally. Glad we avoided them wearing white at home against Minnesota again.

This team always seems to bust out this combo for the first time in Week 10. Third such occasion since 2018. Great choice against Denver.

Denver's side panels are way wider, making it far more noticeable for them. I am still cool with any team with a bad/mediocre set like them or Atlanta mixing and matching like this, as it brings more color into the uniform and give us something new. There are more than enough black and white pants around the league these days.