The Raiders and Saints are pretty much an "all of the above" option.
Last week, we looked at the worst jerseys each NFL team had ever worn. For some teams, this meant nitpicking clean jerseys. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, it was like approaching a prime rib and lobster buffet.
This, of course, let to the other side of the coin. Which jerseys are the best in franchise history?
Some teams have relied on the same simple and clean combination of classic colors and crisp contrast to sustain stars across generations. Others have cycled through underwhelming combinations before landing on greatness. And others have discarded greatness or relegated it to throwback status in order to wear vastly inferior uniforms (hello, New England Patriots).
So, in an effort to get yelled at in the comments some more, we’re tackling the best jerseys each NFL team has worn. We’ll limit this to post AFL-NFL merger kits, so there won’t be anything before 1970 included here unless a team has worn it as a throwback since. And here’s where I’ll mention the obscene helpfulness of the Gridiron Uniform Database, which is invaluable for sparking stupid arguments like the 32 I’m set to wade into.
Let’s talk best jerseys, running down each team in alphabetical order. And remember, this is all subjective and my forte is quarterback value, not fashion, so it’s entirely possible I am very, very wrong.
