msubulldog

Maybe this embarassing loss will consider the people in charge of uniform combinations to trash white over navy.

Nor navy on navy.

What are the chances of the Redskins under Rivera going WAH more often than they did in the 2010s?

They will probably continue the white/navy trend all the way to the SB. Twenty years ago they did lose in navy/white.

An MLB team in maroon.

The Rams in red would imply 75% of the NFC West using red as a primary color. Who wants that?

Another predictable outcome in a Wild Card weekend of predictability (plus Saints likely mono-black, and Seahawks in white over blue)

Vikings in white over purple. I guess that means Saints will go mono-black

Seems like someone in the Titans' pecking order loves the navy pants. They've worn that color in the majority of their games this season.

Favorites: 1) Teams such as the Cowboys, Colts, Steelers, Red Sox, and Yankees keeping their "classic" looks. 2) Reintroduction of powder blue to MLB and NCAA baseball(pants as well as jerseys). 3) LA's NFL teams using a classic look for their home unies. Not-so favorites: 1) The NFL's one helmet rule. 2) Too many non-white mono looks in the NFL (Saints, Seahawks, Jets, Bills, Titans, Jaguars, and the Chargers in all navy). 3) The prepondernce of non-standard NBA looks.

If the Titans didn't go mono-Columbia 2 weeks ago vs the Texans in Nashville, I would have hoped they did so this Sunday in Houston. IMO it wouldn't have been to similar a clash with the Texans' navy over white (kind of like Chargers--powder blue vs Cowboys--navy two thanksgivings ago).

1979 Oilers (in Columbia won) @ Cowboys. (Thanksgiving) 1989 Eagles (in white lost) @ Saints (MNF) 2019 Cowboys (in navy won) @ Giants. (MNF)

Two of them were MNF; the third was Thanksgiving. All three games were on national television. All three games took place in years ending in "9", but different years. In all three games, the team wearing dark jerseys won. In two of these games, the visitors won. In two of these games, the home team wore white. Two of these games involved the Cowboys. Two of these games occurred in the 20th century.

As long as it's distinct from the AFC team that calls LA home.

What about their throwbacks? With one home game for that, we would have 11 games for their "regular" combinations.

For a game vs the Cowboys, it would bring back some memories of the Landry-Allen rivalry of yesteryear.

IIRC, it was also Lamar Hunt's favorite road look.

If the Redskins would wear yellow pants against Dallas, that would be an improvement.

The Saints need to use the Color Rush white pants as their only set of white britches.

Navy pants for the Titans seem to be their go-to at home, regardless of the jersey worn.

A pity they didn't wear them in at least one of their teal-jerseyed home games.

Last season, who was it that would drop hints for each week's games about how many teams would be WAH, throwback, alternates, and Color Rush.

At long last, the Titans honoring the Oilers for a game vs the Texans.

Or moving the TV numbers from the sleeves to the shoulders, something the "Raidahs" have never implemented.

And some of these are long-sleeved t's. Maybe to hide all the tattoos they have?