SportsFan12

I agree the blue pants work for LA, particularly because not enough teams wear blue pants on the road. The Bills and Lions occasionally do. However, this is clearly the better version of the look for the Rams:

I think the idea is we want to see uniform elements that aren't all the same color and instead have some contrast. Black and white are just the most common.

Can’t wait to see which Eagles player uses a similar blurb next week about how special this look is and how it will make them play better.

Those bone games feel so forced and pointless. Everyone knew they’d wear white for the opener, but then they immediately throw these two bone jersey games in there as though they just wanted to get them over with, even though no one even wants to see them.

And for a 4:25 game after losing to the Rams in white in the playoffs. So strange. They do have lots of primetime games at home though, so hopefully that is the last time they go white at home.

So it appears the Giants are wearing white against the Cowboys for both games this year. Gotta be a first. I actually would like to see the blue on Monday night football. This will look exactly like the 2019 Monday night game with the cat.

It’s a widely known fact that players who aren’t wearing all-black are instinctively more kind and considerate on the gridiron.

Last year the team didn't even use all three blue jersey games. And they didn't even wear blue at home. I don't think they're as concerned as us fans are.

Agreed. Not sure why everyone wants a severely outdated logo. Sure, the jersey aesthetics are more interesting, and a meaner Dolphin with a helmet is cool, but they need a more modern logo to go with the look. And they need to make some aqua pants to go with the throwbacks.

Vikings yellow helmet Dolphins orange helmet Ravens gold helmet Steelers blue helmet (to match the blue diamond on their logo) Rams bone helmet Bears orange helmet Oh, wait, that last one actually happened. My goodness.

Yeah, this is quite bizarre of the Bengals and pretty much sums up the measures teams are willing to take for this type of nonsense. What franchise rebrands and then brings back a uniform from two years ago? Unheard of. And on a side note, against the Dolphins again? Why can't this team ever seem to wear black against Miami? No team in the league wears white against the Dolphins as much as the Bengals have in recent years. This was also a Week 4 Thursday night matchup in 2016:

A black helmet for the Cardinals?!! What genius and innovation. Haven’t seen anything like this all week long! It is quite odd how many of these have dropped this week out of nowhere. It’s almost like teams are coming up with these as we speak, but meanwhile teams like the Bucs that have wanted throwbacks for years have to wait for “supply chain issues” to resolve.

These just continue to get worse by the day. The Bears, one of the most traditional teams of all time now suddenly needs an orange helmet? They, like Houston, ruined a solid alternate look that had a nice balance of color by removing pretty much all navy. At this point, nothing will shock me anymore. Green Packers helmet, navy Cowboys helmet, you name it. Absolute nightmare.

Right? If the Saints somehow don’t ever decide to pair the black helmet with the black jersey and pants, I would be pleasantly shocked.

Yeah, but I think they’re implying that they will consider mixing it with other jersey and pant colors.

The Bengals tweeted asking what uniform they should pair their white helmets with. I thought the whole point was for the white tiger look exclusively, but now it could be a Rams 2017 white horns with gold numbers type of situation.

I can live with Washington wearing black for 1 out of 9 home games, but the Jets on the other hand are wearing black for 3 out of 8 home games, and they will surely wear white for a game or 2. Their green color that they are known for will barely be worn, which is just unacceptable. Sure there are 17 TOTAL games, but most alternates are worn at home, cutting that number in half.

It is a trim color, and they used to wear a black jersey with a GREEN helmet and WHITE pants, which was tolerable for a game. Now somehow all three elements are black, and it will surely be worn at least twice.

Let’s just pray they are not allowed to keep it next year when the Kelly green throwback look comes back. But I’m not counting on that.

How did I know the Jets would ruin that Week 12 Bears game by wearing black? Would’ve looked nice with them in green.

There are only 17 games in a season. Fans were already getting plenty of variety before teams started adding unnecessary second helmets.

I assure you I was being sarcastic. Just mocking this bizarre, inexplicable league-wide obsession.

Predictions for when the league allows its first all black vs. all black game?

It's here and it looks exactly how everyone expected it would look. Cincinnati Zebras.