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Fashion Fumbles: The 5 Worst NFL Uniforms for the 2025 Season

Paul Connor

Host · Writer

5. Washington Commanders
From day one, Washington's primary set has lacked internal coherence -- mismatched striping schemes, an awkward "COMMANDERS" treatment on the black alternate, and a white jersey that barely features gold at all.

Meanwhile, this year's "Super Bowl Era" throwbacks are a gut-punch reminder of how strong burgundy and gold can look when handled with consistency and restraint. The problem isn't the colors. It's the execution.
1. Jacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville's current uniforms (introduced in 2018) were deliberately scaled back, with minimal striping, plain block numerals, and little gold. Unfortunately, what was meant to be clean ended up looking lifeless.

The contrast is glaring in 2025, when the club will again don its richly detailed "Prowler" throwbacks four times -- teal with gold trim, bold striping, and that classic full-body cat logo on the sleeves. They look intimidating, they pop on TV, and they make the primaries feel like filler. If your alternates outshine your core by this much, it's time for a rethink.

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2. Atlanta Falcons
The Falcons' 2020 redesign has aged like milk. The oversized "ATL" wordmark across the chest still screams novelty jersey, while the number font feels like it was borrowed from an XFL project.

Yes, the red-to-black gradient jersey was mercifully retired after just three seasons, but the core look remains. Their vintage throwbacks shine; the primaries don't.
3. Arizona Cardinals (All-Red Home Uniform)
Here’s the poster child for the dangers of going full monochrome. No stripes, no pant piping, no contrasting sleeves... Just a block of red from neck to toe, interrupted only by silver-outlined numbers and a giant “ARIZONA” across the chest.

On the field, the effect collapses into blandness, all the more disappointing since the away jersey and black alternate are genuinely solid. Instead of reading as a strong brand identity, Arizona's home threads come across as a stock college template that was rushed into NFL duty.
4. Tennessee Titans
Promoting Columbia blue to primary might please some fans, but it doesn't solve the broader problems with this uniform set. The shoulder yokes still force the awkward sword motif, the pants remain cluttered, and those jagged numerals continue to be hard to read.

What makes it worse? The team shelved its beloved Oilers throwbacks for this season. Without that safety net, fans are left with a look that's always felt more gimmicky than polished.
5. Washington Commanders
From day one, Washington's primary set has lacked internal coherence -- mismatched striping schemes, an awkward "COMMANDERS" treatment on the black alternate, and a white jersey that barely features gold at all.

Meanwhile, this year's "Super Bowl Era" throwbacks are a gut-punch reminder of how strong burgundy and gold can look when handled with consistency and restraint. The problem isn't the colors. It's the execution.
1. Jacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville's current uniforms (introduced in 2018) were deliberately scaled back, with minimal striping, plain block numerals, and little gold. Unfortunately, what was meant to be clean ended up looking lifeless.

The contrast is glaring in 2025, when the club will again don its richly detailed "Prowler" throwbacks four times -- teal with gold trim, bold striping, and that classic full-body cat logo on the sleeves. They look intimidating, they pop on TV, and they make the primaries feel like filler. If your alternates outshine your core by this much, it's time for a rethink.

Tackle the Odds with SportsGrid’s Expert NFL Game Picks and NFL Player Prop Picks.

Fashion Fumbles: The 5 Worst NFL Uniforms for the 2025 Season

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