Bruce Allen on McNabb extension, Haynesworth and uniforms

Shantern, didnt mind those gold pants at all. something different but still traditional...nothing crazy

So I love Gold pants here's so Photoshop examples i have made

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Thats amazing. It really isn't that bad of a look. Though I still prefer our more modern traditional look, it still serves as a nice change of pace.

So I love Gold pants here's so Photoshop examples i have made

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1296/4692479522_337e9f1b75_b.jpg

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4020/4691848155_dbed351275_o.jpg

Nice! I like that look a lot. But, Allen said he had GOLD-GOLD pants, I saw a picture of them once...they were more like the Rams gold pants.

If we come out rocking the burgundy tops and gold pants on Sunday night I will be extremely happy. I feel we've gotten away from that look for a while now and would love our uniforms to actually reflect what our official colors are.

If we were going to have any uniform changes wouldn't they have been made known by now?

If we were going to have any uniform changes wouldn't they have been made known by now?

They have been hinting at it, but have remained tight lipped at the same time. No one has outright said that they are not changing the uniforms this season.

I thought teams had to register the uniforms they were going to use in any particular season with the NFL at the start of the NFL business year. As I recall, teams need to register a color/white scheme and can have one (or two?) "Special" jerseys. Again, to the best my recollection, 24 hours prior to a game, the home team has to choose color or white. "Special" jersey games have to be designated before the season begins. The uniform police go to each game to make sure the players conform to the teams registered unis.

It makes sense, you don't want teams radically altering their appearance from week to week.

I thought teams had to register the uniforms they were going to use in any particular season with the NFL at the start of the NFL business year. As I recall, teams need to register a color/white scheme and can have one (or two?) "Special" jerseys. Again, to the best my recollection, 24 hours prior to a game, the home team has to choose color or white. "Special" jersey games have to be designated before the season begins. The uniform police go to each game to make sure the players conform to the teams registered unis.

It makes sense, you don't want teams radically altering their appearance from week to week.

Exactly which is why I thought we would have an official statement by now. I know we have declared burgundy tops for all the home games... oh well