Browns debut atrocious new helmet and jersey combination
The Cleveland Browns joined in on the festivities, but they crashed the party more than they improved it. Cleveland revealed a dark-colored helmet with dual-orange stripes down the center.
The uniforms being paired with the helmets look similar to the color rush uniforms the team sported through the late 2010s and early 2020s. Overall, the look is a bad one, and will certainly continue to be mocked by fans.
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