The Denver Broncos have officially dropped their uniform choice for Week 9, and guess what? They’re sticking with white jerseys, blue pants, and white socks for their Sunday showdown against the Carolina Panthers. Get this, the Broncos are currently sitting at a 2-2 record this season whenever they rock that white jersey look. They’re hoping for a better outcome this time around.
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So yeah, white jerseys are back on the menu for Sunday’s game, which is going down in Charlotte. The team made the announcement on Saturday, giving everyone a heads-up on what to expect. And like we said, their track record in these white jerseys this season is a pretty even split, 2-2. It’s always interesting to see if a team’s uniform choice brings any kind of mojo, right? For the Broncos, it’s been a mixed bag in the white so far. Apparently, they announce their pants and socks combos weekly, so the blue pants and white socks were the final touches for this particular Week 9 ensemble.
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This isn’t just a one-off thing, though. The Broncos actually laid out their full uniform schedule back in August for the entire 2026 campaign. We’re talking white jerseys nine times this fall, orange jerseys four times, alternate navy twice, and their old-school throwback blue uniforms twice. Speaking of those throwbacks, remember when they faced *our* Seattle Seahawks on Thursday Night Football in Week 6? Yep, that was one of those throwback games. They’re planning to bust out those throwbacks again later in the season against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 18. They’ve also rocked their alternate navy jersey against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday Night Football in Week 3, and they’ll wear it again on Christmas Day against the Buffalo Bills in Week 16. Plus, there’s even a whole new alternate uniform set to debut in 2027.
So, the Broncos are ready with their white and blue for Sunday. Will this combo help them push past that 2-2 record in it? We’ll find out when they hit the field.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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