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6's pant stripe has way more red than 31's. I would assume 6 is the new pant while the ones with less red are the old silver pants from the last set, kind of like how the Patriots have accidentally mixed and matched the blue pants in 2020

Everything about their current uniform set bothers me. They could not decide if they wanted to go classic or "modern". They have an absolutely classic white helmet with grey facemask and the jerseys have very normal block numbers, but they coupled that with horrible piping and side panels. The white jerseys look like they're wearing a bib because of the red on the shoulders. The red pants aren't even consistent with the white pants. With the Bengals now upgraded, Arizona has the most outdated uniforms in the league. I would dare say last year they were the worst, only being knocked off by the Commanders this season. Arizona has desperately needed a change since at least when Nike took over in 2012

The Dodger logos that broke off and fell off were made of hard plastic (?) which is why they broke and fell off all the time. The current helmet logo is rubber and seems to have no issues

The matte Vikings helmets perfectly match the jerseys. I'd rather they only bring back gloss for a throwback alternate

What on god's green earth are the pinstripes around the collar on the reds jersey

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Orioles wore the black road caps with the home uniforms today

The NFL has never had "home" and "road". Any team can wear white or color at home. Dallas' whole gimmick is wearing white at home. We even had color rush where both teams wore color. I don't see what "bad things" could be ahead for the NFL based off of this

I guess it's unpopular of me to say I like Golden State's new uniform lol

Black jerseys make players hot because they are super dark, red jerseys are not as dark and should not be enough of a problem to not wear red the entire season

Supposedly they designated all black as color rush, which is an alternate. I heard that on here though so take that how you will

I at least understand Carolina not wanting to wear black in the sun. Tampa not wearing red is inexcusable

Yes

My unpopular opinion is that Bone aside, the Rams uniforms have really grown on me. My only real gripe is the gradient numbers, and they're not even that bad while watching a game

It would definitely be a case by case basis for this one. Not every team should do it with every uniform, but some teams with some uniforms definitely should

Players weekend?

The Dolphins would have a damn good look if they used the current logo with everything else from the throwbacks (obviously color match the logo to the throwback uniforms)

The Ravens have two purple jerseys The Cardinals have two black jerseys The Raiders have two white jerseys The Texans have two navy jerseys The Browns have two brown jerseys The Giants, Dolphins, and 49ers have home and road throwbacks

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File this under "awesome throwback, but should never be the primary again"

The Spurs look like the one team in the year of our lord 2022 who still draw their logos by hand

Excluding the Saints, Jets, and Eagles, I think all of the alternate helmets look pretty good to amazing. I just don't think some of the teams should be wearing some of the helmets (Cardinals, Bears)

It could mean nothing, but the Rams seem to be posting as much of the white jersey and as little of the bone jersey as possible on Instagram

Forget the collar, but does it button up under the crotch like a baby onesie or a body suit?

Honestly I think that is fine. 3 games a year is a perfect maximum to see any alternates, helmet or jersey