NFL Uniforms: Grades for all 32 teams’ look in 2020
By Zach Cohen
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys: C-
The navy away uniforms aren’t bad. The use of outlines and stripes form a consistent, simple look. But like I said on Wednesday, those home uniforms are confusing.
"“The only reason Dallas gets a pass is that they’re “iconic.” It’s inconsistent with the team’s logo, even if “royal blue” is an official team color. Just change the blue, black and weird teal-silver hybrid to the team’s “navy blue” and “metallic silver.”"
Philadelphia Eagles: C+
Philadelphia can get away with the funky number font because it matches the team’s wordmark. It doesn’t mean it makes the jerseys look better, though. The width of the numbers varies throughout the numbers as if a child outlined them. They manage to work in enough black to offset the darkness of the ‘midnight green,’ but the silver is relatively unnoticeable on the jersey and pants.
New York Giants: D+
Why is there gray in these? Taking out the meaningless color would do wonders for a team that looks best in white facemasks and white pants. New York’s Color Rush/throwbacks are phenomenal and are definitely better than the effortless look the team trots out now. Also, the team logo is too small and awkward atop the numbers.
Washington Redskins: B-
Who would’ve thought Washington would be the best-looking team in the NFC East? Their uniforms are distinct, simple and consistent. Unfortunately, there’s nothing really special about them. The color scheme is hit-or-miss; sometimes the burgundy resembles a light brown depending on the game environment.
There’s nothing wrong with the look, yet there’s not much that’s great about it, either.