the Los Angeles Chargers delivered one of the boldest uniform drops of the NFL offseason, unveiling two fresh alternate looks—“Charger Power” and “Super Chargers”—plus the long-awaited debut of powder blue pants to their primary kit.
From the revolutionary “Air Coryell” days of the late ‘70s to the hard-hitting navy era of the 2000s, the Chargers are tapping into their past while adding a serious dose of modern swag.
For the first time in franchise history, the Bolts are going gold—and they’re doing it right.
Dubbed Charger Power, this new alternate uniform features a vibrant gold jersey, paired with gold pants and the team’s current white helmet. It’s a bold look that honors the energy of the Air Coryell era, when Hall of Famer Dan Fouts and his legendary trio of Winslow, Joiner, and Jefferson transformed the game.
The gold jersey pops with white numbers outlined in powder blue, and the phrase Charger Power stitched on the collar adds an era-defining touch. Though gold jerseys have been sold in retail before, this is the first time the team will take the field in them—specifically in Week 7 against the Colts for Legends Weekend at SoFi.
From Derwin James Jr. to Tuli Tuipulotu, current Chargers are hyped:
“If you’re going to do gold, the way we did it with all gold, it looks amazing,” said James. “Once I put it on, it looked amazing. It’s one of my favorites. It’s fire,” added Tuipulotu.
Next up: a return to one of the most iconic looks in franchise history.
The Super Chargers uniform is a full navy-on-navy set—helmet, jersey, and pants—all updated with modern cuts while staying true to the look worn by Chargers legends like LaDainian Tomlinson, Junior Seau, Rodney Harrison, Antonio Gates, and Shawne Merriman.
The navy helmet features the bolt, now more streamlined, along with a player’s number on the side—a clean nod to the early 2000s. The jersey is loaded with detail: white numbers trimmed in gold, smaller bolts on the shoulders, and Super Chargers stitched across the collar.
“When we came out in those navies, you knew what time it was,” Merriman said. “That jersey meant pain for the other team.”
The Chargers will debut the Super Chargers look at home in Week 8 vs. the Vikings. The navy set returns again in Week 13 against the Raiders.
Rounding out the drop: powder blue pants are officially part of the Chargers’ primary uniform kit.
While the Bolts have already dominated with their powder blue tops since the 2020 redesign, fans and players alike have been asking: Where are the powder blue pants?
Now, they’re here—and they look clean.
“They are sick,” said kicker Cameron Dicker. “All the blue just looks so good.”
These pants can now be paired with either the home powder blue jerseys or the road white tops, adding more versatility to what is already widely regarded as one of the best uniform sets in the league.
From top to bottom, the Chargers have once again positioned themselves as trendsetters in NFL uniform culture.
Three distinct looks. All tied to moments that made the franchise legendary. And now, they’re ready to make new memories—in gold, navy, and powder blue.
The Atlanta Falcons are ready to shine under the lights—and they’re doing it in style. The team announced that their fan-favorite throwback uniforms will return for three prime-time games during the 2025 regular season. The move not only taps into Atlanta’s rich football heritage but also signals a growing trend: when the Falcons go throwback, they win.
Atlanta will first suit up in the retro fits on October 13 in a Week 6 home matchup against the Buffalo Bills. Kickoff is set for 7:15 p.m. ET on ESPN, marking the Falcons’ first home prime-time game of the season.
The throwbacks will make a second appearance in Week 15 on December 11, when the Falcons travel to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime.
The final throwback game is set for Week 17, as the Falcons host the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football (December 29), closing out their throwback slate in front of a national audience once again.
It’s not just a style statement—it’s a winning formula. Last season, the Falcons went 3-0 in their throwback uniforms, notching key victories against divisional rivals and finishing the look off with a dominant performance over the Giants:
With a clean vintage design, black helmets, red jerseys, and white pants, the Falcons' throwback look continues to connect with longtime fans while energizing the current squad on the field.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are throwing it all the way back. To celebrate their historic 50th season in the NFL, the Bucs are bringing back a look that helped define their identity from day one, the iconic 1976 uniforms.
Set to debut during the 2025 season opener against the New York Jets on September 21, the recreated kits mark the first time since the team’s inaugural season that the original uniform design will be worn in a game. While fans have seen the Creamsicle palette make return appearances in throwback games over the years, this drop is different. This is history reborn—down to the stitching.
“The '76 Jersey represents a piece of Buccaneers history and serves as a tribute to the generations of fans and players who shaped this franchise,” said Bucs COO Brian Ford. “As we launch into our 50th season, we're proud to reintroduce The '76 Jersey and the tradition it embodies.”
The 1976 throwback uniform is a full replica of the Bucs’ original design:
White jersey with bold orange numbers outlined in red
Classic sleeve striping—one orange stripe bordered by two red stripes
White pants, white helmet with the original Bucco Bruce logo, and striped socks
A special 50th season Creamsicle patch added to mark the milestone year
And in a subtle—but-nostalgic twist, the inside of the collar features the phrase “Hey! Hey! Tampa Bay!” in tribute to the team’s original fight song, which debuted in 1979 during the Bucs' first playoff run.
While the look stays true to its 1976 roots, the uniform itself is far from outdated. In partnership with Nike, the team’s design incorporates the latest in performance innovation using the Nike Vapor F.U.S.E. chassis—a lightweight, stretch-woven system designed for optimal mobility and breathability.
Made from 85% recycled materials, the jersey also features Nike’s Dri-FIT technology and laser-cut ventilation zones, combining sustainability and high performance without sacrificing heritage.
When the Buccaneers first took the field in 1976, few could have predicted the journey the franchise would take through long rebuilds, dramatic turnarounds, and Super Bowl championships. This 50th season isn’t just about the wins, though. It’s about honoring the evolution of the brand, the city, and the fanbase that’s grown alongside the team.
By reviving the '76 uniforms in a game setting for the first time in nearly five decades, the Bucs are giving a new generation of fans a tangible connection to their roots—while letting the OGs relive a moment that started it all.
San Diego State Football just dropped a uniform refresh that pays homage to its heritage while dialing up the clean, bold aesthetic. The Aztecs have streamlined their look for the upcoming season, delivering a design that’s rooted in tradition but built for today’s game.
The most noticeable change is The removal of the “San Diego State” wordmark across the chest. This subtle but impactful update allows the rest of the uniform to breathe, giving the jersey a cleaner and more modern silhouette. It's a move that leans into simplicity and lets the details do the talking.
One of those standout details is the iconic Aztec Calendar pattern, woven directly into the shoulders of the jersey and running down the side of the pants. This design element has long been a signature for the program, paying tribute to the cultural legacy that defines SDSU athletics. We will see the same helmet shell that features the design.
Both the black and white base uniforms now feature striking red collars—a sharp contrast that brings a burst of energy to the neckline. Sitting front and center on the "V" of the neck, is the SDSU logo, giving the look a branded finish that ties it all together.
Color-wise, the black jersey pops with red numbers outlined in white, while the white jersey flips the palette with black numbers outlined in red. It’s a balanced, high-contrast scheme that ensures visibility and style no matter where the Aztecs are playing.
This update doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel—it sharpens what was already one of college football’s most unique looks. With cultural significance, streamlined design, and renewed energy, SDSU’s updated uniforms are a perfect blend of tradition and swagger.
The islands just got even tougher. Hawai’i Football has dropped their new black Nike uniform set for the 2025 season, and it’s everything you’d expect from the Rainbow Warriors: clean, culturally rich, and straight-up intimidating.
This look stays true to the program’s roots while bringing fresh energy to the field under the lights. From the "HAWAI‘I" wordmark stitched across the chest to the Polynesian pattern accents, every detail on the new uniforms is intentional and symbolic of the islands' heritage and strength. paying tribute back to the days of Colt Brennan.
The base is a black jersey that lets the signature green and silver tones pop throughout the design. “HAWAI‘I” stretches across the chest in a bold tribal-style font, filled with traditional island motifs and trimmed in silver. The numbers — oversized and outlined in green — feature subtle angular cuts, nodding to native tattooing styles and patterns.
On the shoulders, triangle-patterned tapa designs in green and teal pay homage to Polynesian culture, offering both a nod to the past and a modern, aggressive edge.
The helmet is where the culture really shows out. A glossy black shell features a vertical feathered pattern, with the word “BRADDAHOOD” on the back bumper.
Expect to see these new black unis become a fan favorite — and a recruiting weapon — as the Rainbow Warriors continue to evolve under the lights of Mānoa.
The New Orleans Saints are stepping into the 2025 season with a fresh look up top. The team revealed a brand-new white alternate helmet, joining the growing list of NFL squads expanding their lid lineup under the league’s relaxed alternate helmet rules.
The new shell stays true to the Saints’ identity while introducing a fresh, modern twist. It features a crisp white base adorned with subtle black flecks, giving the helmet a speckled texture that fans have already compared to vanilla ice cream, a playful nod to New Orleans’ King Cake culture. The iconic gold fleur-de-lis logo remains front and center on both sides, while a bold gold stripe runs down the middle of the helmet, embossed with repeated fleur-de-lis symbols for added depth and detail. That stripe is bordered by two thin black lines for contrast, and the look is finished off with gold facemasks that tie the whole aesthetic together.
Unlike the Saints’ black alternate helmet introduced in 2022, the white version drops the fade or taper effect and keeps things sharp and symmetrical.
The Saints confirmed that the white helmet will debut with their Color Rush uniforms — a fan-favorite combo of white jersey and white pants, accented with gold numbers and black-and-gold trim.
Previously, the black helmet was always paired with the Color Rush set. It made four appearances over the last three seasons but never in the Superdome. With the arrival of the white shell, that lid might now rotate into black-on-black combos, giving the Saints more flexibility and, hopefully, better results.
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Washington is turning back the clock in a big way for the 2025 season. On the 93rd anniversary of the franchise's founding, the team officially unveiled a brand-new alternate uniform set inspired by their iconic Redskins “Super Bowl Era” — a nod to the glory days that brought Washington three championships in the 1980s and early 1990s.
The alternate uniforms includes a throwback-inspired helmet that will be worn three times during the season, starting with a primetime debut in Week 9 on Sunday Night Football against the Seattle Seahawks (Nov. 2). Fans will also see the set in action Week 13 vs. the Denver Broncos (Nov. 30) and on Christmas Day vs. the Dallas Cowboys (Week 17).
These alternates are rooted in history, pulling direct inspiration from the looks worn during Washington’s Super Bowl runs in 1982, 1987, and 1991. The white jersey is clean and classic, featuring burgundy numbers outlined in gold and gold stripes on the sleeves. Nameplates are burgundy with gold outlining — a subtle detail that stays true to the era.
Paired with burgundy pants that include gold and white striping, plus matching socks, the full uniform is a head-to-toe tribute to the franchise’s golden years as the washington redskins.
“We are excited to celebrate Washington's rich history with these iconic, Super Bowl Era uniforms this season,” said Commanders Team President Mark Clouse. “Ever since Josh Harris and our ownership group acquired the team back in 2023, they've placed great value in finding ways to connect the past and present and pay homage to those that made the Burgundy & Gold what it is today."
He continued, “These uniforms honor the most successful era of our franchise — one that reflects a culture of excellence and encompasses many historical moments and special memories amongst our fanbase. We look forward to bringing that nostalgic feeling back to fans, while incorporating a modern feel for our next generation of fans.”
The Arizona State Sun Devils have officially revealed a bold new look. Dropped with the theme “Tradition meets evolution,” the updated uniforms showcase a fresh blend of heritage and modern flair.
ASU introduced two primary sets: a classic maroon and a clean white kit. The maroon jersey features gold numbers and lettering, with “Arizona State” emblazoned across the chest, paired with a gold helmet that proudly displays Sparky—the school’s iconic mascot. On the white set, maroon lettering and numbers are complemented by a sleek white helmet marked with the signature pitchfork logo.
While the color schemes and logos reflect ASU’s longstanding tradition, several updated touches signal a new chapter. Both jerseys include the Big 12 patch on the left shoulder. Under the neckline sits the revered “PT42” patch, a tribute to Pat Tillman, the legendary ASU alum and American hero. On the maroon jersey, a silhouette of Tillman himself is stitched above the Big 12 logo, further honoring his legacy.
The new uniforms strike a balance between honoring ASU’s storied past and embracing its future in a new conference. With tradition stitched into every detail and a bold aesthetic to match, the Sun Devils are geared up for a fresh era of football in the desert..
As the Tigers head into the new season, they’ve officially unveiled their uniforms—and while there’s no sweeping overhaul, the minor details show a program that respects its roots while sharpening its visual edge.
The home set sticks to the traditional navy jersey, highlighted by crisp orange and white sleeve stripes that have become synonymous with Auburn’s brand of football. On the road, the Tigers will again suit up in their signature “storm trooper” look—white jerseys with navy and orange sleeve striping, paired with white pants featuring navy and orange piping down the sides.
The helmets, as expected, remain unchanged: white shell, navy stripe, and the iconic interlocking AU on either side.
Where fans will notice something new is in the typography. Auburn has updated the font on both the numbers and nameplate. The numbers now appear in a bold, old-school block font—large, clean, and designed to pop from the field or on screen. Meanwhile, the nameplate adopts a taller, narrower style, giving the back of the jersey a sharper, more defined look than in recent years.
This minor update achieves what Auburn fans typically want: tradition respected, but visuals refreshed. The result is a uniform that feels unmistakably Auburn—with just enough evolution to keep things fresh in 2025.
Tennessee Football is once again blending tradition, state pride, and service into the fabric of its game-day look with the unveiling of the 2025 edition of its Smokey Grey Series. This year’s theme, “Volunteer Spirit,” pays homage to the deep-rooted legacy of military service within the state of Tennessee, while honoring the brave individuals who have answered the call to protect and serve.
Set to debut on November 15, 2025, when the Volunteers host New Mexico State for their annual Salute to Service game, the uniform celebrates the backbone of the Tennessee identity: the spirit of service and sacrifice.
The “Volunteer Spirit” design draws on centuries of tradition, starting with one of Tennessee’s most legendary figures—Davy Crockett. Known as the “ultimate Volunteer,” Crockett and more than 30 Tennesseans gave their lives at the Battle of the Alamo in 1836. That legacy lives on in what Tennessee Football proudly wears on the field.
Prominent in the design is “The Davy Stripe”, a stylized take on Crockett’s famous fringed frontier uniform. It runs alongside the bold orange center stripe on the helmet and lines the sleeves of the jersey, adding a nod to Tennessee’s frontier past and military valor.
The uniform features a two-tone Smokey grey jersey and pant set, evoking the forged steel and tactical precision of military equipment. The stencil-style numbers on the chest, shoulders, and helmet echo standard military typography, while the word “Volunteers” is stitched boldly across the chest—a statement of both heritage and honor.
The helmet and pants also feature the return of the fan-favorite “Star Vols” logo, this time reimagined as a military-style patch, connecting Tennessee’s football identity with a respectful nod to our nation’s service members.
A custom Tennessee Tri-Star logo honoring the 134th Air Refueling Wing was created specifically for this edition, serving as a visual bridge between the state’s identity and its military strength.
This marks the fourth version of the Smokey Grey Series, a tradition launched in 2022. From the “OG” debut at LSU, to 2023’s “Artful Dodger” tribute to Condredge Holloway, and 2024’s “Volunteer State” uniform inspired by the Tri-Star flag, each edition has told a meaningful story.
