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Bills Bringing Back Red Helmets vs. Jets

 The Buffalo Bills are the latest in a long line of teams that are going to throw it back to (depending on your preference) better threads when the bring back their classic red helmets for the final home game at Orchard Park in Week 18. 

The Bills will throw it back to the 90s in 2025. Getty Images. 

The Bills haven't had a red helmet since the 2010 season when they ditched their millennium-navy uniforms for their current royal-blue and white uniforms that they have worn ever since. While the charging Bill logo remains the same, Buffalo has donned a white helmet since 2011. 

That all changes a bit in Week 18 against the New York Jets. 

The Bills will wear the red helmet with their current blue home jersey, which in my humble opinion is great, because the 90s Bills jerseys looked too much like the New York Giants jersey's during that era. 


Other teams that have joined the list of throwing it back of late include:

 The Bucs who brought back their road-white creamsicle uniforms this year. They re-introduced their home-orange creamsicle's last year. Ironically, the Jets will also face the Bucs when they are wearing their white Bucco-Bruce uniforms in Week 3. 

The Commanders have brought back the Redskins classic uniform just minus the Native American on the side of the helmet to be worn a few times this year. There is now a huge push by President Trump to have the Redskins name and likeness reinstated. Stay tuned on this. 

The Chargers brought back their 90s navy helmets and uniforms, although they added the silly numbers to the side of the helmet this time. 

A year ago, the Falcons brought back their 70s inspired red helmets; the Jaguars brought back their classic, original uniforms from the 90s; the Jets brought back their classic road white uniforms last season for a game against Buffalo in Week 6. The Patriots brought back their white Pat the Patriot helmet and red uniforms last season for a couple games. The Giants brought back their classic 80s/90s look a couple seasons ago, and the Titans have worn their Houston/Tennessee Oilers uniforms a couple of times in each of the last two seasons. 


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