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HISTORY OF NFL UNIFORMS
BY LOGAN SOMNIS
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1920'S
Jerseys were often a real thick material like wool.
Football helmets were still not mandatory in the league; so many players did not wear them.
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1930'S
During the 1930's, wearing a helmet became mandatory.
Jerseys are still made of thick material and are usually in basic colors.
More teams start to put numbers on all the jerseys for identification purposes.
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1940'S
the first helmet design.
The number of jersey modifications continues to grow. many teams start switching colors and trying to find the right color combination.
many teams start switching colors and trying to find the right color combination.
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1950'S
Plastic helmets gain popularity and are the norm by the end of the decade.
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1960'S
The 70's gave birth to color combinations.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their bright orange jerseys are the eyesore of the decade.
Facemasks are the norm by the end of the decade.
Denver Broncos' brown and mustard colored jerseys that came equipped with vertical striped socks.
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1970'S
The 70's gave birth to color combinations.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their bright orange jerseys.
Facemasks are the norm by the end of the decade.
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1980'S
Many of the current uniform designs become finalized in the 1980's.
There are no expansion teams during the decade, the first time in a long time.
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1990'S
The 1990's was the beginning of the uniform boom.
Jersey sales become one of the biggest markets in pro football merchandise.
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2000'S
Many more uniform changes are made.
The league allows a alternate uniform that can be worn up to three times a year.
Throwback uniforms become a tradition on Thanksgiving Day games.
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2010'S
In 2011 Nike took over the uniforms for the NFL.
Logan Somnis
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