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Detroit Lions Reveal 'Rivalries' Uniforms that Will Be Worn Later This Season
- On Tuesday, August 25, 2026, Nike unveiled eight new 'Rivalries' uniforms for the NFL, expanding the program to include all teams in the NFC North and AFC South divisions.
- Nike launched the Rivalries series in 2025 with AFC East and NFC West clubs to celebrate divisional rivalries through bespoke designs highlighting team history and regional culture.
- Designs feature unique cultural nods: the Green Bay Packers incorporate stock-certificate-inspired details and alabaster tones honoring public ownership, while the Detroit Lions pair 'Defend the Den' with carbon-fiber-inspired numbers referencing automotive heritage.
- Teams will debut uniforms during designated home games against divisional opponents, keeping the gear in their rotation for three years; merchandise becomes available for purchase on September 1.
- The league plans to complete the Rivalries program in 2027 and 2028, adding the final eight teams to create a full-league collection following this season's 16-team expansion.
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“Cam Newton would like a word” “We look like Detroit Panthers”: NFL fans mock Lions “disappointing” Rivalries jersey
The Detroit Lions are in the process of narrowing down the team's roster by the end of the month. At the same time, the team has narrowed down its final look for its Nike Rivalries jerseys.
Packers unveil new 'Rivalries' uniforms for Bears matchup
GREEN BAY, Wis.— The Green Bay Packers have unveiled a new “Rivalries” uniform that will make its debut against the Chicago Bears this season. The Packers will wear the uniforms during their Week 5 matchup against the Bears on October 11 at 3:25 p.m. The design draws inspiration from the Packers’ unique fan ownership and […] The post Packers unveil new ‘Rivalries’ uniforms for Bears matchup appeared first on WTMJ.
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