The NFL has revealed its latest "Rivalries" uniforms, with eight teams, including four from the NFC North, showcasing their unique designs ahead of the 2026 season.
The Bears have unveiled a throwback-inspired uniform with orange numbers, paying homage to their classic blue uniforms from the 1940s. The team's "Monsters of the Midway" era will be reflected in the new look, which includes an orange helmet and pants. The classic blue uniforms have been given a slight twist with the addition of orange numbers.
The Packers have decided to honor the fact that they're owned by the fans with a vintage green that has stock certificate-inspired details woven into the numbers and sleeves. The alabaster helmet and pants are reminiscent of the aged paper of historic Packers stock certificates, according to the team.
The Vikings have opted for a purple jersey featuring a Vikings-knot design on the shoulder and pants, which would have also worked as a Color Rush uniform. Minnesota is known for going purple from head to toe, and the new uniform captures this spirit.
The Lions have chosen to go with a white jersey, bringing back their blue helmet, which pairs well with the new uniform. If this uniform didn't say "Detroit" on the front, you might mistake it for the Panthers' white uniform.
The Texans have unveiled a sharp look with Columbia blue and red on a white jersey, a nod to the Oilers' colors. This might be the closest the Texans ever get to honoring the Oilers, as they aren't allowed to wear an Oilers throwback uniform due to trademark issues.
The Jaguars have taken a more subtle approach with their new uniform, which is not much different from their standard white uniforms. However, they have unveiled a teal helmet for the first time ever, paired with black pants.
The Titans have decided to honor Nashville's nickname by putting "Music City" on the middle of the uniform, but the best part of Tennessee's look is probably the new baby blue helmet. The team has combined eras, featuring navy blue and baby blue in the jersey.
The Colts will be the first team to wear their "Rivalries" uniform this year, hosting the Texans in Week 3. They will be rocking a blue helmet, which might be the coolest part of their "Anvil Strike" uniforms. The Colts will wear their "Rivalries" uniform once a year for the next three years.
Each team will only be wearing their "Rivalries" uniform once this season, but they'll be allowed to keep it in their rotation for the next three years. The teams in the AFC East and NFC West kicked off the "Rivalries" program in 2025, and the program will run through 2028, with all 32 teams unveiling their new look by then.
Source: CBS