NFL Uniforms 2020, Power Rankings: Good, bad and ugly following offseason changes
By Randy Gurzi
It almost feels like the Jacksonville Jaguars should be moved up higher than this just for the sake of ditching the worst uniforms ever seen. Back in 213, they decided to get wild with their look and they went a little overboard.
While the black and teal looked nice as long as the teal was an accent color, the Jaguars decided to throw that “accent” everywhere which messed it all up. On their home jerseys, they had teal around the numbers, teal on the shoulder pads, and a strange teal stripe that had gold at the top and white at the bottom.
It looked as though they tried to fit as many colors as they could onto the uniform. But it didn’t stop there as they went even more overboard with the helmet. Now only did the jaguar logo have the gold, black, and teal on it, but then they decided to make it a two-tone gradient helmet.
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Thank goodness, that atrocity is gone, but the new look still falls short. There’s nothing great about it but maybe it can grow on us all. Part of the issue has been their inability to find a marketable look. Jacksonville entered the NFL in 1995 and has never been able to stick with one design for long.