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Anyone know if the new Winnipeg jersey is a special jersey or the official alternate? Is the current throwback alternate sticking around?

Black primary jerseys are the least distinctive jersey color, no matter the rest of the scheme. Not sure what you're talking about.

To be fair, the Rams have made it a tradition to go white at home in the home opener (they sorta did it with "bone" in 2020, and then did it with the current white the last three seasons).

It's the History of the Atlanta Falcons documentary. Nobis gets a brief mention in the first episode.

What a dumb combo for a home game. I don't have a problem with white at home, but I really hate white with yoga pants at home. Titans and Rams were guilty of it last week.

Did you know that before the Jon Bois documentary?

Have to wonder if it got changed partly because it doesn't match the Celtics' color scheme at all

The helmet in the original uniform didn't even have stripes. How do you mess up the striping like that?

I thought that uniform looked really nice in the last couple of seasons with an orange helmet. I thought the white helmet would look good, it just came out looking boring on the field.

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Primetime games in 2023 are either a showcase for beautiful throwbacks (e.g. Jets last week and Patriots yesterday) or vs The Browns could fit into both categories.

Still wondering how they decided that (A) they need a wordmark and (B) it needs to be that massive.

The current Chargers uniforms are not the best they've ever looked, they're not the best in the league (my perhaps biased take is that that honor goes to the 49ers), and it's not particularly close. Putting the awful mono-blue color rush combinations aside, - The number font is mediocre (not as bad as the last set's numbers but still inferior to regular block) - They removed TV numbers in exchange for helmet numbers - The gold pants combos should look good but are dragged down by the mismatch with the helmet - The powder blue just looks off. I can't really explain this one that well, but it doesn't quite look like Chargers powder blue. I think they should have kept the throwbacks that they wore in 2009 (my pick for best Chargers uniforms in history), adding a blue stripe around the lightning bolts on the pants would have made them perfect.

I actually wish the Niners would just wear their regular home jerseys on Thursday and save the throwbacks for the Cowboys. It would introduce more color to a very red matchup (I also wish the Giants still had grey pants).

Washington already announced in their uniform schedule that they're wearing burgundy against the Bills

5: The game that they should have clinched last year's series 3: The number of consecutive losses they had to close out that series

(Unpopular opinion?) The red socks are an improvement.

No, my point was that it seems that the Rams are committed to wearing blue pants when they wear their white jerseys against the Niners and I doubt they'll wear yellow pants in the January meeting either

You're wearing this combo again? At home?? Embarrassing. I was looking forward to finally getting Rams in white with yellow pants against 49ers red.

Pretty nice. It would have been cool if they did a small logo at center ice, like they did at Boston Garden.

I'm sorry, on the scale of Bruins jerseys these are so incredibly mid. Shiny gold, too many stripes, shiny gold, only one shoulder patch, shiny gold, and black socks on the home jersey. The Bruins took a swing and whiffed. For next season, either put the new spoked B on the 80s uniforms or go with the standard design of the last 15 years. This just ain't it.

For the Lions: if it ain't broke, don't fix it For the Seahawks: wear gray pants instead please

I get the spirit of this part, but it's absolute heresy. I will say, the sport that has the least use for navy blue is hockey, because playing on a white playing surface does lead to the issue you're describing here, where the navy becomes indistinguishable from black.

In a vacuum the Astros do have a pretty bland scheme right now, but I think they use it well. The orange alternate and the navy alternate with the rainbow striping make it seem a lot less bland.

Real question, how did the Bears even end up with that font in the 50s? Few other teams ever had custom fonts until the 90s.