1979 Pro Bowl

Removed outlines from numbers per photos by Slats7 in the forum.

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2009 Pro Bowl

Corrected address of Miami's stadium from Miami, FL to Miami Gardens, FL per Smith03 in the forums.  The mailing address of the stadium (which has gone by various names - Joe Robbie Stadium, Pro Player Stadium, etc.) officially changed from Miami to Miami Gardens in 2003.  Please keep a look out for other post 2003 references on our website that need to be updated likewise.

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1976-91 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Updated the color of the "orange neckline" on the Bucco Bruce logo per Larry Schmitt.

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1967-69 New Orleans Saints

Made following adjustments to the Saints after discussion spurred by mention in August 24 Uni Watch column about a DIY project which referenced the "skinny numbers" and the "fat numbers" worn by early Saints.

1967 - Removed single-white-helmet-stripe combos.
        - Replaced them with thin-number-font combos.
        - stripes appear to be same for both jersey sets.
        - will use thin font for match-up singles with note about other font
1968 - made all jerseys thin-number-font
        - any differences in sleeve stripe size to indiscernible to do anything about it.
1969 - adjusted sleeve stripe pattern on 1-color numbers black and white mesh jerseys
        - widened sleeve stripes on other jerseys

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2012 Philadelphia Eagles

Added black jersey to possible combinations for the Eagles upon learning that they plan on wearing the black alternates Week 8 against the Falcons.  No word on whether they will wear it with white or green pants.

Source: http://www.phillymag.com/eagles/2012/08/23/twitter-mailbag-eagles-bring-back-the-black-jersey/ (Via Uni Watch Ticker)

They last wore black uniforms with green pants was on January 2, 2005 against Cincinnati.

1969, 72-78 Washington Redskins

Following up on the last update, Larry Schmitt emailed us again:

"...One thing about the '69 - '78 Redskins though...the sleeve stripes on the burgundy jerseys should have the wider yellow stripes as you have on the '70 - '71 images. The '69 and '73 - '78 all have equal width stripes. "

"... I haven't noticed any evidence of two styles of striping like they had on the white jerseys from '74 - '78."

 Changes made:


NEW 1969; all new singles; sock pattern to match 70-71. Burgundy jersey sleeve stripes changed to match 70-71.
1970-71 socks as is - no change. Sleeves as is - no change.
NEW 1972; all new singles - all socks to match 70-71. Changed sleeves on burgundy jersey to match 70-71.
NEW 1973-74; Burgundy jersey single new only socks have wide pattern as they were before. Changed burgundy jersey sleeve stripes to match 70-71.
NEW 1975-77; all new singles all socks to match 70-71 and burgundy jersey sleeve stripes matches 70-71.
NEW 1978; new burgundy jersey single only sock pattern still even stripe pattern.

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1929 Orange Tornadoes

After additional research, updated the existing graphic to show that the Tornadoes wore letters instead of numbers to identify players, and the "O" on the one player pictured was the letter "O" as in his jersey letter, and not "O" for "Orange"

From New York Times, November 11, 1929:

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2012 Pittsburgh Steelers

Adjusted the collars of the Steelers home and away uniforms per Terry D. in the chat room:

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2012 Oakland Raiders

Added silver outline to the black numeral on the road jersey, per The Jeff in The Forum.

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2012 Oakland Raiders

Changed color of shoes to black per Terry D. in the chat room:

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1940 Chicago Cardinals

Removed the 'wing' portion on the half-white / half-maroon helmet based on this photo.

- Bill Schaefer

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2012 St. Louis Rams

Modified shade of gold used in the numerals, based on Rams - Colts game.

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1940 Chicago Bears

Based on research by BD Sullivan, Bill Schaefer, Tim Brulia and others, it was determined that the majority of the Bears went sockless for most games, however, that in two games against the Cardinals, there were a couple of players wearing socks.  It is believed that Bears did not wear socks for the majority of the games, and that probably no players wore socks at all for the 73-0 NFL Championship game against the Redskins.  Therefore we have decided to go with both on the yearly graphic and a single graphic with the comment that "some players wore socks in some games" for all games.

from BD Sullivan:

9/25 @ Cardinals

The three Bears in the one photograph all have different looks(!): #24 Frank Bausch is wearing striped socks (DARK BLUE-orange-DARK BLUE-orange-DARK BLUE); #11 Joe Maniaci is wearing Dark Blue (?) socks; #71 (?) is wearing just white socks.

 

10/13 vs. Lions

 Bears' Ray Bray and Lee Artoe are both wearing white socks only

 

10/20 vs. Dodgers

All players in the photos are wearing white socks only

 

11/10 @ Lions

All players in the photo are wearing white socks only

 

11/17 @ Redskins

Bears' Bob Swisher is being thrown a pass and is wearing white socks only

 

11/24 vs. Rams

In an admittedly poor photo, #51 is wearing only white socks

 

12/1 vs. Cardinals

Bears' Mihal and Plasman are both wearing striped sock

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September 22, 1940 - Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers:

October 6, 1940 - Chicago Bears at Cleveland Rams:

 October 27, 1940 - Chicago Bears at New York Giants:

November 3, 1940 - Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears

NFL Championship

December 7, 1940 - Chicago Bears at Washington Redskins

2012 Seattle Seahawks

Modified navy pants striping pattern from what was seen at Spring unveiling, based on Titans-Seahawks game.

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2012 Dallas Cowboys

Re-did the slant of the sleeves for the new NIKE Elite jerseys.

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1994 San Francisco 49ers

Corrected error to 1994 San Francisco 49ers team page, where incorrect combo was listed for Week 3 game vs. the Los Angeles Rams, based on email from Jeremy Foster <CUBS2B23@aol.com>:

First off, I really love the site you guys have.  As a huge 49er fan I was looking at the 1994 game by game uni breakdown you had and noticed that you had the incorrect jersey for Week 3.  Although the game was in Los Angeles, the Niners' wore the red throwbacks and the Rams wore their yellow throwbacks.

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