Start with the team. We explain the current jersey, the throwback versions people actually search for, and the cap that goes with it.
Boston · 1 guideParquet floors, seventeen banners, and a green jersey that never goes out of style.
Chicago · 1 guideThe red jersey of the 1990s, still the default choice for a certain generation of fans.
Dallas · 1 guideBlue, silver, and a franchise that has cycled through some of the most recognizable jerseys of the 2000s.
San Francisco · 1 guideBay Area speed, three-point gravity, and one of the most recognizable modern looks in the league.
Los Angeles · 1 guidePurple and gold, Hollywood lights, and a jersey that has been part of basketball culture for decades.
Miami · 1 guideSouth Beach heat, red and black, and a franchise whose jersey history spans several distinct eras.
Milwaukee · 1 guideDeep green and cream, a small-market team with a global star and one of the cleaner modern looks.
New York · 1 guideOrange and blue, Madison Square Garden, and a jersey that reads as New York before you see the number.
Dallas · 1 guideThe star, the silver helmet, and the most polarizing fan base in the NFL.
Green Bay · 1 guideA small town with a giant fan base. The green and gold jersey is one of the most photographed in the league.
Kansas City · 1 guideRed and gold, Arrowhead noise, and a modern dynasty that made the jersey a household item.
Pittsburgh · 1 guideBlack and gold, a defensive identity, and a jersey that has barely changed in decades.
San Francisco · 1 guideScarlet and gold, a West Coast offense legacy, and a fan base that travels louder than most home crowds.
Washington · 1 guideA rebranded identity with a deep history behind it. Burgundy and gold still carry the old Washington look.
