History of NFL Team Uniforms
Are you ready for some football?
The six words, often shouted by excited fans or blasted on the TV before the start of a big game, represent an American cultural phenomenon like no other: the NFL.
As a league, the NFL generates roughly $15 billion per year, a number that has increased year over year for decades. An average of 15 million people tune in to each game, with more than 90 million watching the Super Bowl from around the world.
Cities compete for new stadiums, and passionate fans spend millions if not more on gear and apparel so that they can represent their team and city and show off their loyalty.
This is because there`s nothing quite like donning your favorite NFL team uniform on game day.
These jerseys are more than just jerseys. They`re rally starters and points of connection. And they`re also a link to the stories of yesteryear that help make the modern NFL such a compelling drama.
Let`s take a look at the history of the NFL as well as how each team`s uniforms emerged and evolved to what they are today.
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