The NFL and Disney collaborated on a brand new apparel drop, hitting shelves right before our Seattle Seahawks kick off the 2026 season. Yeah, you heard that right, all 32 teams are getting some fresh threads featuring characters from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, or Star Wars. This isn’t just a simple logo swap either; it’s a whole vibe for true fans.
The Game Changer Gear
This Disney x Champion NFL Collection is bringing t-shirts and sweatshirts into the mix, each one pairing up a beloved character with a team’s spirit. They first teased this at Fanatics Fest back on July 16, with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell even stepping up to showcase the first eight team-character pairings himself. Disney’s director of graphic design, Bret Healey, nailed why this matters for fans like us. He said, “Today’s consumers view fandom as an extension of personal style, and this collection was designed with that mindset from the start. Each piece transforms team affiliation into something expressive, collectible and culturally relevant.” That’s exactly it, right? We wear our fandom like a badge of honor, and this just upped the ante.
Our Hawks Are Ready to Fly
But let’s be real, while the gear is cool, our focus is squarely on the field. The 2026 season officially kicks off for our Seahawks on September 9, when they face the New England Patriots at 8:20 p.m. ET. You know the 12s will be loud, whether we’re rocking new Disney gear or our classic green and blue. We’ve been waiting for this.
What’s Next for the Emerald City?
That Patriots game on September 9 is everything. It’s the first real test of the 2026 campaign, and we need our guys sharp. It’s a long season, but every snap counts, especially with an eye on starting strong. Our Seahawks will need to be locked in from the jump. And hey, as a quick reminder of the grind ahead, don’t forget that 16-19 final score against the Tennessee Titans from a past contest , it’s a reminder that every game demands our A-game. Let’s get loud for the kickoff, Seattle!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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