Jezus_Ghoti

It makes zero sense to me that the bullhorn sleeve stripes are on the white road uniforms, but not the blue home uniforms. But then for some reason they are also on the red alternate uniforms? The ones that also have bullhorns on the helmet, making the sleeve stripes completely redundant... Whyyyyyy?

I don't think we spent enough time today talking about how horrific these are gonna be. Icicles on the numbers??

Another Nike embarrassment. Add it to the (huge) pile.

Nike just cannot resist putting different wordmarks on home and road uniforms.

Breathing a sigh of relief that (like the Jets) the black is contained to one awful set.

I think people are jumping to conclusions that are too extreme from this Texans stuff. My takeaway is that the traditional and classic uniform will be very similar to their current navy homes. Probably they change the sleeve striping a bit to match what we saw in the new whites, which are the traditional but modernized uniforms (I guess the modernization is the number color and the Houston wordmark?). The Bold Bull uniforms are maybe all red? Certainly looks red here: And then the H-Town Tough uniforms are all navy, maybe with special numbers? They certainly aren't leaning on light blue in here: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5yVI-TOS2D/?hl=en&img_index=1 This might not be as radical as people here are worried about.

Just happy to see the black does appear to be contained to one crappy alt. I imagine it will inevitably infect the other combos, but maybe not...?

Would be nice if the mothership stopped perpetuating these rumors by reporting on Reddit junk as if it has any credibility... https://news.sportslogos.net/2024/01/16/could-seattle-seahawks-get-new-uniforms-in-2024/football/

Nike would probably LOVE to kill 2 birds with one stone here by making the swoosh light blue on the jerseys so it stands out more and also qualifies the Texans to do this. Same way the Colts made the swoosh black (or anthracite or whatever dumb :censored: they called it).

Could be as simple as Nike putting the Mile High City elevation inside the collar or something like that. He just said "nods." I don't think this means guaranteed mountains on the sleeves and/or the Colorado state flag on the uniform.

That "leaked" info came from a guy who also "leaked" that the Broncos were signing Tom Brady lol. It was completely made up. And honestly it's not hard at all to guess that the Broncos would incorporate some local stuff into new uniforms. Nike always does.

I might be reading too much into the all blue stuff at the beginning of the video.

Is this the first confirmation of a Broncos change? It looks ... very concerning.

Think these would really benefit from red facemasks.

These badly need to be saved by pants striping that we still can't really see, because if all that they did was alter the striping and font and change the numbers from red to navy, that is a clear downgrade.