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Boise State should be getting something new from their current look.

I mean, when you could have a very classic Winged/Blue/Maize vs Gold/White/Purple matchup available and you get all blue vs all white it isn't as pleasing.

How many instances has that happened? A team wearing one version of a uniform, winning a title in them then moving away from it? Can't be too many.

Currently the Lions and Texans are the two confirmed teams who are getting new looks this offseason. Do we know if the Broncos are for sure getting new uniforms for this year, or is that going over to next?

Those grey pants should switch with the blue/silver pants they wear at home.

I'll be interested to see the uniforms once we get close enough. I bet XFL teams will have the same (if not revamped) looks, I'm more curious about the USFL teams? They'll undoubtedly have the UA logo on there, but will they stay the same? Have small changes? Big changes?

I wouldn't have minded if the Titans used a silver/grey/non-navy color helmet in the lead up to their new uniforms. Especially with the use of the grey on the shoulders. It would have made more sense since no other team in the AFC south uses silver and theres only 2 silver clad teams in the AFC (Raiders and Pats)

You know, I think I need the gold pants to just show up. Give us some differentiation here Baltimore!

No Purple pants?

So I have a question about this uniform, and maybe this bleeds into the other alt helmets. If the helmets can be worn with alternate unis designated for it, what is stopping the Broncos from pulling a Bengals and re-designating their standard all white uniform (w/white socks) to wear the helmet? Because that's an alternate then since they aren't wearing blue socks (as they should be) with it. Or like look at the Texans, they wore the Battle Red helmet with red jerseys (and eventually red pants as well), but they also paired it with their Color Rush, so are teams able to designate their alt. helmet with more than 1 alt uniform? Like could the Lions in theory next year designate all blue as an alt and then wear the blue helmet with it, as they do with all grey? Could the Bears designate their orange helmet to be worn with an all white get up? Are teams playing fast and loose or are the rules that flexible?

This is objectively the right take. I would say add some details (head-spoon trim, white cuffs, etc) and it would look more than serviceable for an alternative uniform.

I feel like Galaxy's doesn't look as bad, but it still doesn't look right. Hoping that theres a mix and match of MLS teams that have normal allignment vs centered.

guys, this is it. This is when the Bears break out the orange pants!

https://www.houstontexans.com/podcasts/texans-uniform-changes-for-2024-texans-all-access

It is kinda mind boggling to think about it that way. Like the Eagles added a throwback and ditched(?) the black helmets in favor of Kelly green, and most teams have gone throw back looks, save for Detroit, Cincinnati and Houston. Makes me wonder if they had plans of rthier Nights uniform before hand and the addition of the two helmets opened up adding a black one.

I doubt they would but this should be the default home look

Why not shrink the MLB logo ever so slightly so it fits in the placket? If you reduce the size by 15%, there shouldn't be a reason it wouldn't fit.

So does that mean the LAFC leak is legit? If they are using 2022 WC template for the MLS shirts.

We know they have them but I need the Texans to break out the red pants.

STOP CENTERING CRESTS AND MAKERS MARKS

It will be. Washington last appeared with Nike in the 16-17 season

If the Lions truly want white pants then fine, however I think they gotta add the same stripe pattern that’s on the grey and blue pants. Same for the saints, even if it’s just a single black stripe more power to you

San Antonio kind of did that last year with the Alamodome, but that was more so a historical remembrance thing, rather than a "stadium series". I'd be interested to see them do one outdoors in a nice weather area, similar to the NCCA Military tip-offs, but I'm sure that would cause it's own set of problems with humidity and such

I was gonna say they haven't worn the proper silver pants in a while, but I don't wanna Cowboy-jack the thread again

That could work, I dunno if they'd end up needing different white pants to match the same striping pattern that is on the CR pants.