The “no-brainer” Top 5 Uniforms in the NFL
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The best uniforms of the 2007 National Football League.
This is definitely a subjective topic, unless we’re referring to the Cleveland Browns uniforms - but hey, their fans love ’em and they have plenty of history behind them. I will be sure to follow-up this column with the Top 5 Worst Uniforms in the NFL as well.
Without further ado, the top five uniforms in the NFL - a no-brainer - with the top 2 in a league of their own.
5. Tennessee Titans
These are good-looking uniforms, although the old Houston Oilers uniforms would give them a run for their money. The helmets are cutting edge and the colors work well together. The icing on the cake is the font used for the numbers - it just looks sweet.

4. Philadelphia Eagles
Not only are the Philadelphia Eagles uniforms nice, they wear them well - performance is key. What “does it” for me with Phildelphia’s uniforms is the bold green color as well as the super trick Eagle logo on the sleeves of the jersey.

3. Oakland Raiders
Although I like the black Oakland uniforms as well, I prefer the white/light silver version a tad better. I enjoy these uniforms for their simplicity and toughness. The Raiders certainly haven’t lived up to the rap of being “tough” but the uniforms sure do look the part.

2. Cincinnati Bengals
This is where it started getting easy for me. The Bengals have the best helmets in the National Football League, bar none. The bold tiger stripes never get old and for fans who wear their gear, what else could you ask for? You stand out like a sore thumb (in a good way of course)!

1. San Diego Chargers
I have to agree with Chris Berman from ESPN on this one. The Chargers have the best all-around uniforms in the NFL. I love the powder blue uni’s even more! Fresh, clean and unique. Add on to the great color scheme the snazzy “Bolt” and you’ve got a clear cut winner.

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