Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers fans are in for a treat this week as both teams reveal unique uniforms during their Sunday Night Football showdown on October 26. The Packers will don their alternate all-white “winter warning” uniforms, while the Steelers will go retro with a throwback design reminiscent of 1933.
Packers’ Uniform Details
This season marks the second time the Packers will wear their all-white color rush uniforms. Previously, they showcased these outfits on September 11 against the Washington Commanders. Since implementing a rule change in 2025, NFL teams can now wear alternate jerseys up to four times a season, enhancing fan excitement.
- The Packers are 3-0 wearing the all-white uniforms in the last two seasons.
- The uniforms include a white helmet and have become a favorite among fans.
Upcoming 1923 Classic Uniform
Next week, the Packers will debut their “1923 classic” uniforms against the Carolina Panthers on November 2 at noon. The new attire features a blue and gold color scheme with a hand-painted “leather” helmet design, tan pants, and navy blue socks. This uniform pays homage to the team’s early days when they became publicly traded.
Steelers’ Throwback Design
On the other side, the Steelers are channeling the spirit of 1933 with their throwback uniforms. This change is notable as they have retired their bumblebee uniforms from the 2010s.
- The Steelers have replaced their traditional black helmet with a gold one featuring a black stripe.
- Gray mask and black trim on the jersey reflect the style of the 1933 design.
- Block numbers in black adorn the back of the jersey, while the Pittsburgh City Crest adorns the upper left chest as a tribute to their heritage.
- Beige pants call back to the khaki uniforms originally worn in 1933.
With both teams showcasing their unique jerseys, fans can look forward to a visually exciting game that honors the rich history of both franchises. Be sure to catch the matchup as the Packers aim to continue their winning streak in their striking new looks.
