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Top 10: Ugly uniforms
It's ugly sweater season, so ChicagoBears.com writer Eli Kaberon has looked over the outfits to rank the 10 worst-looking uniforms in NFL history.
They don't look like a football team as much as a bunch of Jack-o'-lanterns running around the field.
While the sky blue and gold color scheme works well for the Easter bunny, it's not the best fit for an NFL team.
The Ravens have classic purple and black uniforms they've worn for a pair of Super Bowl titles. Not surprisingly, adding gold pants in Week 15 did not improve upon that look.
The Seahawks bright green jerseys didn't look great on the field, but likely served as a helpful nightlight after the sun went down.
Worn during the 1994 season, the Bears jerseys looked like referees outfits that had gotten thrown in the wash with some colorful clothes.
Fans did not relish this Week 15 matchup of teams dressed like hot dog condiments.
The gold jerseys and brown pants were not a great combo for these throwbacks worn in 2009, but what really tied this bad uniform together were the striped socks.
Honeybees die after they sting. We wish these uniforms would pass away; instead Pittsburgh has honored their 1934 team by wearing them at once each of the past four seasons.
Ice cream sounds good in the hot Florida sun, but these uniforms – which the team wore regularly from 1976-1996 and still wear as throwbacks on occasion – were not sweet at all.
The jersey has what looks to be yellow traffic light in the middle of it, which should inform the Packers to proceed with caution next time they consider wearing the uniforms the franchise used from 1937-1949.
