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Leaked photos: Here's your first look at Houston Texans new uniforms
Mar 18, 2024, 4:34 pm
We won't have to wait much longer for the new uniforms. Composite Getty Image.
When the Texans announced earlier this year that they would be unveiling new uniforms right before the draft, the fan base got super excited. Would they be using H-Town Blue, a color similar to Luv Ya Blue, or something totally different?
Cal droppin’ bombs on #Texans Reddit 🤘 pic.twitter.com/Gi1I4VmtqX
— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) March 18, 2024
We got our first taste of what the white uniforms will look like on Monday when CEO Cal McNair dropped this photo on Reddit. We're still not sure to make of this image below, with someone wearing Derek Stingley's number. But the uniform does look similar to the one Cal posted with Tank Dell and Nico Collins above.
This Texans "leak" is making the rounds on Reddit. You never know, but consider me in the "not buying it" camp. Stingley's number but not Stingley. And I'm expecting all of the redesigns this year to be in the standard Vapor FUSE template. pic.twitter.com/24iMtgMYHv
— NFL Fashion Advice (@fashion_nfl) March 18, 2024
Either way, the new uniforms are coming, and the Texans can expect to sell a lot of jerseys. Especially the ones with No. 7 on them.
Let us know what you think of the new jerseys in the comments, and go Texans!
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The Angels third run of the ninth inning scored when Mike Trout walked with the bases loaded.
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