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Disagree. The stripes on the pants make the lower pic the better (but still terrible) look.

Still better than black yoga pants with no stripes.

I wonder what those socks would look like with the warning flag pattern. Also, Canes, please wear white helmets with your road jerseys this year.

I'd remove the Patriots, Texans, and Nationals from this list. I agree that navy has its place in the world of sports design, but way too many teams started adding it throughout the last few decades as uniform colors across sports have gotten darker. Bolder, brighter colors are usually the right call.

Honestly, what purpose do those black pants serve? They drag down the rest of the look every single time they're used, especially since they're only ever worn with black socks.

I'm waiting to see whether they use it in the playoffs. If they do, that's the new permanent look.

Oh thank God

In my opinion it isn't even a bad look -- it's fine, it has proper contrast between jersey, pants, and socks. It just does not look like the Bears in any way, shape, or form.

Also, the Canes announced that they're bringing back the 2017-2022 red jerseys instead of keeping the throwbacks. Huge mistake imo. https://www.nhl.com/hurricanes/news/canes-announce-2023-24-uniform-schedule

Shiny gold on a Bruins jersey sounds extremely stupid.

The current Cowboys white is essentially a holdover from this era where the royal blue has gotten lighter and the pants have become more blue and green over the years (They switched to a navy blue uniform because they believed the uniform shown above was bad luck in the 1980 NFCCG against the Eagles). The Cowboys have to decide whether they're a royal or navy team. Possible unpopular opinion? Scrap the navy, go royal blue for both jerseys. The navy jersey was never needed in the first place and was only created out of superstition (the jersey change didn't even "work" because they would end up losing an NFCCG to Washington in the new navy jerseys two years later).

Don't think anyone pointed this out yet -- in the gold part of the center ice between the logo and the Stanley Cup outline is a medieval fantasy-style map (you can especially see the mountains to the left of the logo).

You could reverse the labels on those two images and it would be correct if we're talking about the Bills.

Respectfully disagree. A good monochrome uniform is hard to come by in the NFL, and the Falcons in black just ain't it.

I was worried that the Jets might never wear these jerseys again if they lost Aaron Rodgers to injury AND lost the game, but they won, so... hopefully we see them again?

You're fine with all black???

Rams announced white for next week.

White over yellow >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Yeah the thing that worries me about the monochrome and yoga pants trend is how much the players seem to love them, across the board. That makes me think these trends might not be going away for a while.

I am so glad the 49ers only ever wear white pants with the throwback uniforms and never play the mixing and matching game. Niners players aren't great about wearing their socks properly, but the gold pants ensure that there will always be contrast between the pants and socks.

Pants still need stripes.

If we look on the bright side from that game, props to the Kansas City Chiefs for all wearing their red socks properly. They actually looked like a team aesthetically for the first time in years.

Imagine what the patch situation for team captains would be if they make the Super Bowl again...

Hold on, did the Jaguar head patch get removed from the front of the jersey? When did this happen?

Bengals isn't that bland imo. It's their regular road look. At least they aren't wearing the stupid white helmets with those uniforms, yet...