Seahawks rumored to unveil white throwback jerseys for 2025
This season is the 50th anniversary for the Seattle Seahawks. It feels only fitting to truly throw it back to the beginnings of the franchise with a complete set of their original uniforms. While nothing is official (these are purely rumors), that has not stopped talented designers on the internet to mock up what these modern throwbacks might look like... and I must say, fingers crossed this ends up being the reality.
Seattle's royal blue throwbacks, which made their return after 22 years, are inarguably one of the best uniforms in all of football. They are beloved by both the 12th Man and fans across the league. It is an undeniably classic and clean look for the Seahawks. It's no surprise there is a sizable portion of the Seattle faithful who would like to see the Seahawks return to this look, or something similar, as their full-time uniform set.
If this ends up being a reality, then some questions about how Seattle will be compliant with the NFL's uniform policy comes into play. Currently, the league allows teams only four uniforms: a home uniform, an away uniform, and two alternates. The Seahawks have their royal blue throwbacks and their Action Green uniform as their two alternates. However, Seattle will be getting a fifth option this season as part of Nike's new "Rivalries" initiative.
There are a few possibilities that exist. One could be that the white throwback will be the Seahawks' "rivalries" jersey. This seems unlikely, since Nike stated the uniforms will be revealed prior to the first scheduled rivalry game. While late July would technically be "before" I take it as Nike means to unveil them closer to the season.
The second possibility, and more likely one in my estimation, is adding an away throwback could signal the end of the line for the Action Green alternates. Personally, I have always loved them, but if the Seahawks want to have a complete modern home/away uniform combo and a throwback home/away combo, then the AG's are the obvious pick for the short straw.
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