Packers Unveil Rivalries Uniforms for Week 5 Showdown With Bears

Green Bay will introduce a new “Rivalries” uniform set for Sunday’s Week 5 meeting with the Chicago Bears, highlighted by a vintage-green jersey, alabaster pants and a matte alabaster helmet. The Packers’ design draws on the franchise’s unique public-ownership history, while the Patriots and Jaguars are also scheduled to wear retro-inspired combinations this week.

The Packers said the alabaster shade is intended to resemble aged stock certificates. More than 500,000 Wisconsin households have framed certificates tied to team ownership. The uniform’s alabaster numerals use an engraved-style treatment inspired by currency lettering, while the helmet carries “Go Pack Go” on the rear. “Making History Since 1919” appears inside the collar.

New England will use its red “Pat Patriot” throwback uniform against Las Vegas. The set features white numbers, three-color shoulder striping, white pants and a white helmet carrying the classic Pat Patriot logo.

Jacksonville is bringing back its “Prowler” throwback set for its London game against Philadelphia after first using the combination in Week 3. The Jaguars will wear black helmets with the original logo used from 1995 through 2013, teal jerseys featuring a jaguar graphic on the sleeves and multicolor numbers, plus white pants with matching striping.

Week 5 uniform combinations

Kansas City and Carolina are on their bye weeks. Several teams had not announced their pants selection at the time of the uniform release.