2023 NFL uniforms, ranked: 13 teams' new regular, alternate, and throwback uniforms for this season

You get a black helmet! You get a black helmet! You get a black helmet!

It seems like every NFL team is getting a black helmet just for the sake of getting a black helmet, even though it is often not part of their color scheme. To make matter worse in this case is that the uniform is boring. It looks like a uniform that would be worn by a mid-major college football team.

These aren't any more exciting than the Colts' college-like unis. These are at least an upgrade over their overly busy previous set.

This new blue helmet will be worn with the all-grey uniforms, which was just too much grey and silver at once. But while classic logos can be fun, there is a reason this one was mothballed by the team. It looks like a middle-school project.

While not a "throwback" to a specific era, this jersey "borrows design elements from some of the Vikings' earliest uniforms," according to the team.

The larger numbers with a more traditional font and gold trim are a nice classic touch. The sleeves also have their original classic striping. Meanwhile, the helmet has a larger horn logo and a traditional grey facemask. However, like the Panthers, few fans are going to notice much of a difference.

While most teams are adding a black helmet, it is fun to see a couple of teams go in the other direction. This all-white look contrasts nicely with the black and orange accents.

NFL fans have been begging the team to bring back their old D logo, and now we get it, although it is on a white shell instead of the classic blue. The Broncos are one of a few teams that would be better off going back to their old look full-time, but this is at least a step in the right direction.

According to the team, the new "legacy white" uniform will not be a full-fledged throwback. Rather, it is a "modernized version of arguably the franchise's most popular uniform combination that will take fans back to the 'Sack Exchange Era' of the 1980s."

If Jets fans are lucky, this will someday replace their current regular uniform.

We have to put an asterisk here since this change is not confirmed yet. Former Bills wide receiver Andre Reed may have spilled the beans on Twitter when he wrote, "Sundays will be even more sweet with Bills wearing our throwbacks."

While the Bills don't need to bring these back full-time, it would be fun to see the red helmet back on the field from time to time.

The Seahawks have embraced their role as the NFL's wildest-looking team, and there is no sign that is going to change anytime soon. However, there was a time when they had one of the prettiest uniform sets in the game. Luckily for us, it is coming back on a limited basis.

As a Bucs fan, all I can say is the orange is back and Bucco Bruce is back on the side of the Bucs' helmets!

This might be the uniform set that a lot of NFL fans are most excited to see. However, most of those fans forget why the team ditched them in the mid-90s. At the time, the Bucs were one of the worst teams in sports history and the unique orange look had become associated with losing.

The Titans, who used to be the Houston Oilers, are bringing back the Oilers' look this season, including a game against the new Houston team, the Texans.

Based on pure looks, this should be No. 1 on the list. However, there is still something weird about the Titans wearing the throwbacks of a team that never played in Nashville. To make matters worse, they are reminding the fans in Houston that not only did they lose their team to Tennessee, they also lost one of the most gorgeous uniforms in NFL history.

The new uniforms will be based on the set worn during the Randall Cunningham era from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. Everything about them is perfect, including the photo shoot in an era-appropriate locker room. Please, Eagles, just make these the regular uniform. I might hate your team a little less.