[AvengerRam]

So... it looks like we're 100% bone for the rest of the regular season, no?

[Elvis]

Our opponents:

[UtahRam]

It's Thanksgiving 2020 and the uniforms, helmet and logos still suck! Thanks, Dumoff!

[Hacksaw]

Don't mind the bone as much as I thought. They need to roll with yellow pants or at least the blue kneehighs though.

[Ramsdude]

Don't mind the bone as much as I thought. They need to roll with yellow pants or at least the blue kneehighs though.

Yup...and tuck in the damn undershirts!!! That looks so sloppy! Has the NFL "eased up" on this type thing? I thought they fined players fir the tiniest little uni infractions?

[majik]

I do not want to ever see the all bone look again.

It is too simple
Blue Tops should only be worn with yellow pants.

Bone tops should be worn with either blue or yellow pants. The monochromatic looks sucks. No team that uses that looks good

[PARAM]

I do not want to ever see the all bone look again.

It is too simple
Blue Tops should only be worn with yellow pants.

Bone tops should be worn with either blue or yellow pants. The monochromatic looks sucks. No team that uses that looks good

I like them. But I'd also like to see them with yellow or blue pants. I don't like the all blue. Gotta have the yellow pants with them. But really, when it's all said and done, I don't care which combos they wear as long as they win. Winning makes them all look good.

[Hacksaw]

No to monochromatic.

[aeneas1]

...and tuck in the damn undershirts!!! That looks so sloppy! Has the NFL "eased up" on this type thing? I thought they fined players fir the tiniest little uni infractions?

that seems to be a league-wide fashion trend among many players, and it seems that they're allowed to choose any color tshirt they want want as long as it matches one of the team colors, something the nfl doesn't appear to care about.

then again, the more i think about it, maybe it's not really a fashion trend as much as it's a look borne out of necessity? tucking in a jersey restricts movement, unless you allow for a lot of shirt overhang, and having a bunch of fabric shoved into skin-tight pants probably isn't very comfortable... but players need to protect their midsection from turf burn (last i checked only about 5 or so nfl stadiums have natural grass) so it seems they have a few choices: tuck in their shirts and make it work, wear untucked long jerseys, or wear fitted jerseys cut to the waist and a light, longer tshirt underneath to protect against turf burn?

[Ramsdude]

that seems to be a league-wide fashion trend among many players, and it seems that they're allowed to choose any color tshirt they want want as long as it matches one of the team colors, something the nfl doesn't appear to care about.

then again, the more i think about it, maybe it's not really a fashion trend as much as it's a look borne out of necessity? tucking in a jersey restricts movement, unless you allow for a lot of shirt overhang, and having a bunch of fabric shoved into skin-tight pants probably isn't very comfortable... but players need to protect their midsection from turf burn (last i checked only about 5 or so nfl stadiums have natural grass) so it seems they have a few choices: tuck in their shirts and make it work, wear untucked long jerseys, or wear fitted jerseys cut to the waist and a light, longer tshirt underneath to protect against turf burn?


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Very surprised the NFL let's it go on. I didn't realize how wide spread it was.

Maybe they they should bring back the "onesie"...