What Are The Best Uniforms In NFL History?

Prior to the Broncos opting for the still-odd stirrups in 1997, they rolled with these. Their orange-on-white home versions are missed to this day.

The Bears have the right idea: don't let a few less-than-good seasons change one of the best uniforms ever. Their dark blues-on-white pants home kit is the NFL's top current look.

The Bucs may have won the Super Bowl and become not awful in their switch away from Buccaneer Bruce, but their orange-on-white look is one of the most unique outfits in sports history.

The Chiefs' uniforms have been largely untouched for almost 50 years. Their current road look, white on red, is the NFL's best current away-from-home attire.

San Francisco wisely re-adopted this uniform a few years ago. Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and Co. made this red-on-gold home look legendary in the '80s.

Randall Cunningham made the Eagles' home green-on-grays must-see. Despite Philly making the Super Bowl other color schemes in 1980 and 2004, this was its best look.

Yeah, the Pats were mostly bad in these. But don't try and say their "Gate"-era unis are better than Pat The Patriot. Prior to switching it up in 1993, New England had a historic home uniform.

From Lombardi to Rodgers, this is what the Packers look like. Their road white-on-gold look is almost as good.

Rightly keeping their classic black-on-silver home look -- and their underrated white-on-silver road attire -- the Raiders have a top-10 uniform even if their records are anything but.

The Bengals' current oranges are nice, but these home kits they wore before changing things up in the 2000s complement their one-of-a-kind helmet perfectly.

Arguably the best uniforms in NFL history -- others will argue it -- Dallas' whites, seen here from Super Bowl XXVII in 1993, are perhaps the uniform most associated with the league.

The '70s-'90s Jets had a great look, complete with an actual jet for a logo. Reverting back to their Joe Namath-era unis in 1998, the Jets left behind an underrated classic. Their '90s white-on-green look was their best.

The Titans don't offer anything close to this Oilers look. While Houston's home set of light blue-on-white was great as well, the 1980s-1990s away look (above) was slightly better.

Until the Browns unveiled their new look in 2015, their white-on-whites were among the best ever. Normally, contrast is the way to go. But The Cleve pulled this off well, avoiding brown pants. For the best.

Though not as known as the Russell Wilson-era unis, these Hawks made good use of gray. Their road white-on-gray, with maybe the best arm stripe ever featuring a wraparound Seahawk, is their premier look.

Before "Prime Time" became an NFL nomad, he started in these. The Falcons weren't very good in these red-on-grays they ditched in 1990, but their black look didn't quite pop like the home reds.

The Giants won 2 Super Bowls in these, but like the Jets, changed back to their classic look. LT's home blue-on-white uniform, and underrated helmet, brought more to the table.

For some reason, these are only San Diego's alternates. The Chargers' current navy blues are horrendous. They're not as legendary as some insist, but the Chargers are wasting them.

Miami's appearance until the late 1990s when some goofy numbers replaced this more understated font, the Dan Marino-period aqua-on-white version always stood out due to its originality.

The Colts rival the Bears and Packers for best classic look. Baltimore's '50s and '60s style portrayed class. Peyton Manning helped keep this going.

Pittsburgh refuses to place its logo on both sides of its helmet and for some reason now uses italic number font. Solid, but their road white-on-golds from their Super Bowl run and shortly after are the choice.

A controversial selection with most preferring the yellow ram, St. Louis' white-on-gold road kit improved a stale-looking version. The Rams, however, ditched these gold pants lately. Big mistake.

The Lions' white-on-gray outdoor road look made good use of contrast, with 3 colors well-represented. Their moderns throw that mix off with the unnecessary inclusion of black. Too much.

The Panthers have smartly kept their original look, which is best displayed with these black-on-grays.

Super Bowl XXV was weird, with the teams' unis clashing. The Bills' helmet narrowly gives this blue-on-white look from their Super Bowl days the edge over their current throwback-based preference.

The Saints may not have the best uniform out there, but it's remained mostly unchanged. Consistent and reliably appealing, except when they go with that college-style black-on-black match at home.

Washington's current gold pants aren't quite as distinctive as their Super Bowl-winning white-on-maroon pairing. Would be totally fine with D.C. scrapping these amid a mascot switch.

Unfortunately, the Vikings chose purple and had their own corner until the Ravens came along. Their white-on-purple look prior to complicating it recently was their best. But purple is tough to pull off.

If Rod Tidwell didn't come along, few would remember these Cardinals unis. The franchise hasn't done well with shirts and pants and, especially, helmets.

The Jags' original teal look was their best, but that's not saying much. Since, chaos has reigned in Jacksonville's equipment room.

The white-on-blue road preference is the Texans' best. Anything but that red thing. But nothing memorable here.

The Ravens' first Super Bowl team's white-on-white away unis were their most appealing combination, but purple and black is a bad mix of colors to start a franchise.