Sports Design·Nov 3, 2026
Why the Lakers wear white on Sundays, why the Cowboys wear white at home, why the Yankees have no names and why Clemson has to earn its orange pants. The 25 uniform traditions still alive in the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL and college sports, and our take on each.
NFL·Nov 2, 2026NFL Thanksgiving uniforms for 2026: the Cowboys wear their 1960s Classic throwback against the Eagles, the Lions host the Bears in Honolulu blue, the Bills wear royal blue against the Chiefs at night, and the Steelers host the Broncos on Black Friday.
NFL·Updated Oct 30, 2026 What if the NFL dropped the white jersey and both teams wore color every week? The rulebook already allows it. Color Rush showed why it almost never happens. We went through all eight divisions: the games that would look great, the ones that can't be played, and our verdict.
NFL·Updated Oct 29, 2026What color are the Dallas Cowboys' pants? Not quite silver, not quite blue, and in HD it's green. Where the color came from (a car interior Tex Schramm loved), why the helmet, pants and jersey blues don't match, and why Dallas should never fix it.
NFL·Updated Oct 23, 2026 We counted every NFL home game in 2026 to find out who wears white at home. The Cowboys do it eight times, the Dolphins six, the Buccaneers five, and 16 teams never do it at all. Full 32-team list, what has been worn so far, and why.
NFL·Updated Oct 23, 2026 Why the Steelers logo is only on one side of the helmet, why the Browns have no helmet logo, why the Cowboys wear white at home and why Georgia's G looks like the Packers' G. 12 NFL uniform mysteries, answered with sources, plus the myths that don't hold up.
NFL·Updated Oct 17, 2026 Where every NFL team's colors came from, all 32. A prime minister's coat of arms, a laundry business, a St. Patrick's Day birthday, a car interior, faded college jerseys and a bonfire in Golden, Colorado. Plus the myths that don't hold up.
NFL·Updated Oct 15, 2026 Where every NFL team name came from, all 32. Fan contests, a used set of college jerseys, an Edgar Allan Poe poem, a stove, a New Deal poster and a mayor called the Chief. Plus which names were picked by fans and which ones moved cities.
