Today, we’re talking about uniforms.
And look:, on one hand, uniforms are absolutely important. It was Jerry Seinfeld, after all, who once said, speaking of the particular madness of sports fans: “You’re rooting for clothes, when you get right down to it. We’re screaming about laundry.”
We bring this up because the Jets announced this week that they’ll wear “Legacy White” uniforms twice this season, Week 1 against the Bills and Week 4 against the Chiefs. For the duration of the column we will ignore the more cynical reasons a team would do this and just talk about the purity of fandom and uniforms and memory.
— The Giants shifted to “GIANTS” on the helmet after they moved to Jersey and went with a primarily blue-and-white scheme, abandoning the gray pants and the red numbers. Phil Simms, Lawrence Taylor and crew won two Super Bowls with that one. In 1978, the Jets went with a darker shade of green and a new-age logo on the helmet: “JETS” with a sleek-looking cartoon Jet on top. Ken O’Brien, Joe Klecko and Wesley Walker wore those vestments with distinction.
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