LOOK: Chargers unveil awesome new alternate uniforms
Charger Power is an all-gold kit with a white helmet. The Bolts have never worn a gold jersey before in team history, but they will for the Week 7 Legends Weekend game against the Colts at SoFi Stadium.
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The Super Chargers uniform is an all-navy set that includes a modernized helmet (with the identical finish of the previous era), jersey and pants that the Chargers will wear at home in Week 8 against the Vikings.
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