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According to multiple sources, the Cleveland Browns are permanently swapping the brown facemask on their orange helmets for a white facemask and updating their logo to reflect the change on April 17.
With the NFL unveiling the logo for Super Bowl LIX earlier this week, we decided to take a look back at the previous 10 Super Bowls held in New Orleans.
We’ve decided to take a look back at the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers’ Super Bowl appearances with an assist from our friends at The Gridiron Uniform Database.
The Cleveland Browns will wear their white helmets with their 1946 throwback uniforms for the third and final time this season on Thursday night against the New York Jets.
The Cincinnati Bengals will wear their white alternate helmets with their road uniforms for the second time this season when they travel to Jacksonville to take on the Jaguars on Monday Night Football.
The Houston Texans will wear their “Battle Red” alternate helmets with their Color Rush uniforms during Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals.
The NFL reportedly sent a “strongly-worded” cease-and-desist letter to the University of Houston to stop its football program from wearing its Oilers-inspired alternate uniforms again.
The Tennessee Titans will wear their Houston Oilers throwback uniforms for the first time this season during today’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.
The Indianapolis Colts will debut their new “Indiana Nights” alternate uniforms during today’s game against the Cleveland Browns.
After gaining approval from the NFL this offseason, the Cincinnati Bengals will wear their white alternate helmets with their white road uniforms on Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Rams.
We’ve once again compiled a comprehensive list of every uniform and logo change that has taken place across across the NFL this year.
Nowadays an NFL team sporting multiple helmets is no big deal; it seems every off-season we get a dozen or so clubs announcing a new alternate or throwback helmet. Well, this wasn’t the case — at all — way back in 2002. That season was one of big changes for
