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When the Cardinals played in Chicago, their jerseys were pretty straightforward. were the standard, except for the occasional mud or grass stain. While wearing this version, Bobby Joe Conrad led the league with in 1963.

In the mid-2000s, the Cardinals switched to a听 layout, with contrasting colors on the shoulders and side panels. This look has become synonymous with Larry Fitzgerald, who in听 in the desert has reeled in 1,378 receptions and made 11 Pro Bowls.

The Falcons鈥� red jerseys did not symbolize too much glory on the field, but they still represent a certain nostalgia for Atlanta football fans who grew up with at quarterback. The Falcons entered the league in 1966听 but switched to red for the 1970s.

When the Falcons revealed their new jerseys in April 2020, the major theme was听.鈥� For years, the Falcons wore red jerseys at home, but the new black uniforms harken back to the days when Deion Sanders shut down receivers regularly at the Georgia Dome, as well as when the "" made the Super Bowl.听听

A notable difference in the Ravens' original jerseys is the size of the numbers. In addition, a winged Raven patch on the sleeves made this look unique鈥攁nd one of seven jerseys worn by .

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The Ravens鈥� jersey has听 since the team's inception in 1996, except for smaller numbers and a different crest patch on the sleeves. The helmet has undergone redesigns, but the dominant purple, white, or black jerseys without many stripes or accoutrement are staples. In an interesting twist, some Ravens have had special听 sewn into their jerseys at times.

The Bills jerseys worn by Jack Kemp (the ) were simple yet effective. Blue with white and red stripes, they gave the team a classic look, one the team would wear听in the years to come.

The Bills made a big change at the turn of the century, ditching navy blue and going back to their blue, red, and white roots. The current set isn't that different from the 1990s glory days which featured Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith, and Thurman Thomas, with the most noticeable difference coming in the team's use of听 again over red.

Many jerseys in the 1990s sported huge numbers on the front, a style which has been toned down since. This classic look with blue and silver stripes remains today. , who started the first game in Panthers history,听now coaches the Indianapolis Colts.

The Panthers' uniforms haven't really changed since their inaugural season in 1995. Aside from different sock combos and mixing-and-matching pants sets (and the lack of commemorative patches), the team has retained the same style for 25 years. Recently, under Cam Newton, the Panthers have often worn an听 at home, but Newton was听 by Carolina in March 2020. He signed a deal with the New England Patriots in July 2020.

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The vintage Bears uniforms didn鈥檛 really resemble modern football jerseys at all. Still, Red Grange, nicknamed 鈥淭he Galloping Ghost,鈥� ran his way all the way to the Hall of Fame in leather and long sleeves.

Since the 1960s, Bears jerseys have basically remained the same. That means Walter Payton, Brian Urlacher, and Khalil Mack have all worn the iconic navy jersey with orange sleeves. Originally, the 鈥淐鈥� on the helmet was white, but it became orange in听. The "" sleeve patch was added in 1983.

Cris Collinsworth is now the lively voice of NBC鈥檚 Sunday Night Football, but the jerseys he wore with the Bengals were pretty bland. , they lacked the bengal stripes that have now become a trademark of Cincinnati football.

In the early 2000s, the Bengals began adding more flair to their jerseys, which听 agrees is a good thing. The white side panels, striped sleeves, and black body make Cincinnati's jersey one of the more active designs, and it was worn by Chad Ochocinco and Andy Dalton. With first overall pick Joe Burrow now in Cincy, the team could look for a new design to signal a new era.

For most of the Browns' history, the team has kept their uniform designs pretty simple. Without an actual mascot, there's no need for patches鈥攋ust the color brown. The award for college football's best kicker is named after legendary Browns kicker .

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In April 2020, the Browns revealed听 that update a 2015 redesign, removing the more modern elements in favor of the old-school simplicity of its older jersey. The word "Cleveland" has been removed from the chest, and the simpler look is meant to evoke the days of听 and other Cleveland gridiron legends. The team is the only one in the NFL to play with no logos on their helmets.听

The Dallas Cowboys have never featured an actual cowboy on their jerseys, but shades of blue and white, and a large star, have been ingredients. The star is supposed to signify 鈥溾�� the nickname of Texas.

Love 'em or hate 'em, it's hard to deny that the Cowboys鈥� jersey is one of the most recognized in the NFL. The simple striped-sleeve look hasn't changed since the late 1960s, except for a brief detour in听 during the NFL's 75th season, which harkened back to the star shoulder design.

The vintage Broncos jerseys were , but the team quickly switched to orange as the main color, which is seen here. Quarterback was out of the league for eight years but returned in 1960 to lead the Broncos for four seasons, even making a Pro Bowl in 1962.

Since 1997, Broncos jerseys have had the same layout, with running up the sides. The franchise won their first championships in these uniforms when John Elway and Terrell Davis led Denver to wins in Super Bowls XXXII and XXXIII. Later, Peyton Manning preferred wearing the orange variation of the jersey at home, which has remained the standard worn by Denver at Empower Field at Mile High.

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have been the predominant colors in the Lions鈥� jersey history. However, the team briefly wore red as a dedication to Alvin McMillin鈥檚 heritage.

The current Lions jerseys are much like the made-over uniforms听the Lions debuted听, except that the collar is blue. These jerseys have been worn in all 11 years of Matthew Stafford's career in Detroit, where he's thrown for.

Although the Packers鈥� colors are now solely green and yellow, the team previously sported as a primary color for parts of 30 years from the 1920s to 1950s. Through the 鈥�50s, the team also wore long sleeves.

Much like the Cowboys, the Packers have an iconic look that they鈥檝e rarely ever tweaked over the past half-century. The same green, yellow, and white threads worn by Aaron Rodgers were sported by Reggie White and Brett Favre. One slight change Green Bay has made on the road is occasionally wearing听.

The most notable aspect of the Texans' inaugural jersey is the commemorative patch on the left chest. Although navy and red aren't the most bold colors for an expansion franchise (the 1990s saw a lot of turquoise), the combo has become a signature look听for Houston football, not a flash in the pan.

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The Texans haven't really switched it up since entering the NFL听, meaning J.J. Watt and David Carr have both sported the same look. The Apollos, Bobcats, and Stallions were before Texans was chosen.

Many teams have stripes around the shoulders, but the Colts have kept this look throughout most of their history, from Baltimore to Indianapolis. They were even included in a Johnny Unitas appearance on 鈥溾�� These jerseys have numbers that are a bit more jagged than the rounded versions the team has worn for most of their time in Indiana.

When the Colts took to the field this season, their jerseys had a slightly altered look.听 on the classic blue-and-white jerseys are a throwback to the 1960s Colts teams, meaning new quarterback Philip Rivers will be rocking a style similar to that worn by Johnny Unitas.

The Jaguars鈥� first jerseys were notable for their striped-cuff sleeves and the jaguar logo above them. The use of a full black collar is another design perk that didn鈥檛 stand the test of time. , who took over as starter during the Jaguars鈥� first season, made three Pro Bowls in nine years in Jacksonville.

In 2018, the Jaguars introduced a more听 with no outline around the numbers and a lack of stripes (as opposed to their big-cat brethren, the Bengals). The Jaguars are one of the rare teams with a primary logo on the听 of the jersey.

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Older Chiefs jerseys did not have multi-stripes on the sleeves but did have yellow outlining on the numbers, which remains today. The Chiefs began play in 1960 as the .

The reigning Super Bowl champs are another team that听 with their appearance. The same jersey Patrick Mahomes wore in Super Bowl LIV resembles the kind Len Dawson wore when leading the Chiefs to a Super Bowl I appearance, except for the听.

It鈥檚 hard to tell from this photo, but these jerseys are actually . The Raiders began incorporating silver around 1963 and also ditched the stripes on the sleeves. No matter what wore, he mauled opposing lineman during a Hall of Fame career.

Silver and black have been the Raiders鈥� norm for over 50 years, worn by Bo Jackson, Ken Stabler, and Derek Carr. However, with the team鈥檚 move to Las Vegas this season, could a change be in the cards? A return to gold would fit in with the Vegas theme.

The Chargers' jerseys have always stood out with the lightning-bolt shoulder design. That endured the move from San Diego to Los Angeles and adorned players like , who later became a professional wrestler.

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As the Chargers prepare to open a new stadium, they鈥檝e broken out some new duds this spring. The jerseys have on the back and draw inspiration from every era of Chargers football. During the Philip Rivers era, the team frequently wore a lot of powder blue, as seen in this photo.

The Rams鈥� 1950s jerseys were missing a notable design. The team, which originally played in Cleveland, didn鈥檛 add until the 1970s.听

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When the Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016, they slowly began integrating their听 jersey look that had disappeared while in St. Louis. The jersey style worn by Eric Dickerson and other Rams replaced a gold-and-navy style made popular by Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, and Torry Holt. In May 2020 the team听unveiled that update the horn of the ram and introduce an off-white, called "bone" white, to the jersey rotation.

The Dolphins have always worn clean-looking jerseys with the combination of light blues and orange which exemplify the style of south Florida. These beauties were worn by Nick Buoniconti and the rest of the , who remain the only undefeated champions in NFL history.

In 2018, the Dolphins听听outlining from their uniforms, focusing on aqua blue and bright orange. This jersey could become known for the era of Tua Tagovailoa, who was drafted in the first round by Miami in April.

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Vikings jerseys have always been linked to purple, white, and yellow. , seen here, played his entire career in those colors and later made the Hall of Fame.

The Vikings ditched the outlining on their numbers and changed to more simplistic stripes with their These were the last jerseys Adrian Peterson wore in the purple and gold, now sported by Adam Thielen and Peterson's heir, Dalvin Cook.

The Patriots鈥� early AFL jerseys are much different than the look they sport today, but they carry , nevertheless. However, the team can鈥檛 wear them much these days because of limiting the number of helmet designs each franchise employs.

The primary jerseys the Patriots rolled out for the 2020 season represented their "" look from previous years. The new navy home jerseys indicate a changing of the guard, as this will be the first season in New England without Tom Brady听.

The early Saints jerseys had the same colors as today but lacked a few noticeable tinges of decor. Gold outlining on the collar was absent, and striped sleeves played a more prominent role in the uniforms worn by , who played听four seasons in New Orleans.

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The Saints jerseys worn by Drew Brees and Alvin Kamara remain very much the same from when the franchise came marching into the NFL听. In 1996, the team added a patch of the fleur-de-lis on the sleeves, although one had appeared in earlier versions inside a Louisiana state听outline.

The Giants have always kept a pretty basic look, and these 1950s-era jerseys are as basic as you can get. During this period, the team played its games in the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium. Blue, white, and red remain the Giants鈥� primary colors today.

There's a reason why the Giants' nickname is Big Blue. The current home uniform has听 but is just flush with blue and white numbers (and a small NY insignia on the chest). The Giants wore a similar version of this jersey in the early 2000s, but with a听.

They鈥檙e not , but the green-and-white jerseys worn by Joe Namath were still pretty sleek. This jersey style was worn as the Jets skyrocketed their way to the top of the AFL and won Super Bowl III. The team reintroduced of this layout in the late 1990s.

In 2019, the Jets went to a more traditional听 (called Gotham green) and added black lining to their jerseys and "New York" across the chest for the first time. Of course, this neglects the fact that the team trains and plays its home games听

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, seen here, began a Hall of Fame career littered with highlights in Philadelphia, but his jerseys were pretty basic. Green and white numbers don't leave much to the imagination, but the team would eventually incorporate stripes onto the sleeves.

In 1996, the Eagles got rid of kelly green as their main color and introduced a shade similar to the听. Although these jerseys were the ones worn when Philadelphia won its only Super Bowl in 2018,听 has been rumored for years.

Older Steelers jerseys were notable for the yellow stripes on the sleeves which remained for much of the ensuing years, although sometimes with the addition of white outlines. donned this look while finishing a Hall of Fame career in Pittsburgh.

The Steelers introduced a new fad in 1997 by going with听. Last season, the team occasionally wore jerseys with听 that adorned the likes of Franco Harris and Terry Bradshaw when Pittsburgh was a dominant team in the AFC.

The 49ers' early jerseys had a unique look with shadowed numbers. One notable absence is the lack of , which arrived on the 49ers sidelines in 1957.

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After wearing jerseys with听 for much of the 1990s and 2000s, the 49ers reverted to the look of their 1980s glory days听. The only difference in the duds worn by Jimmy Garoppolo and Joe Montana is the small 49ers insignia across the chest.

Franco Harris wound down his career in Seattle, wearing these blue jerseys that featured a large Seahawks logo on the sleeve. Silver, green, and blue were the team鈥檚 primary colors through the 1980s, when led Seattle in receiving.

The Seahawks made听 to their jerseys in 2012. From the neon green outlining to the unique shoulder design, the Seahawks stood out from the rest of the league and wore these jerseys when Russell Wilson and company captured the franchise's first championship in Super Bowl XLVIII.

Anybody in the mood for a creamsicle? The Buccaneers鈥� first jerseys were nothing like the NFL had seen before, openly garish and bright. The team wore throughout the mid-1990s but only made 10 playoff appearances since entering the league in 1976.

The new Buccaneers jerseys, worn for the first time in the 2020 season, are supposed to evoke the ones worn by the听. The new threads听 than the previous versions, which were听. With Tom Brady ready to take the field for the first time with Tampa Bay, his jersey is already听.

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The (now the Titans) were one of the first teams to wear light blue as a primary color on their jerseys. Although the road-white jerseys had red numbers, red stripes wouldn鈥檛 be added to the blue jerseys until 1966.

The Titans have one of the most detailed jerseys in the NFL. The numbers apparently all point right to indicate the听. The triangular shoulder design听, which has long been a team symbol.

Sammy Baugh was a rugged player throughout a career, although we鈥檙e pretty sure that rips in the sleeves were not standard on every Washington football jersey during his playing days. The use of outlined numbers is somewhat rare, and the team occasionally wore , which are no longer a primary color for Washington.

Washington's jerseys haven't changed much over the past 50 years. Older versions had more prominent stripes, but a reliance on听 has always been a staple. The team's name change came with a jersey change that replaced the offensive logo with the player's number.