The New England Patriots will have a new look at quarterback in 2020. They also will wear some fancy new threads when they take the field for the upcoming NFL season.
The team unveiled its new uniforms on Monday, Patriots’ Day in Massachusetts, which won’t feature Tom Brady in the No. 12 anymore.
Check them out:
The team explained the new look on its site:
The Patriots unveiled the team’s new uniforms Monday morning, the first change to the primary uniform in 20 years. What was previously known as the Patriots alternate uniform has been promoted to the team’s home primary, and an entirely new version has been unveiled for away games.
The switch is a step to modernize the Patriots look, a process that started more than two years ago.
… With the league only allowing changes to uniforms every five years, conversations to change began in 2018. Jen Ferron, the CMO of Kraft Sports and Entertainment, said when it came to updating the team’s uniform, there was no need to reinvent the wheel.
“As we started to think about the 2020 season and a new decade, we began to envision what we wanted our uniforms to reflect,” Ferron said. “The success of the ‘Color Rush’ uniform that we’ve worn for the past couple of years had us thinking that we didn’t need to make real substantive changes, rather we could make modest changes to our home uniform and then use a complementary version with those same aesthetics for our away uniform.”
And, of course, you can purchase them:
Some fans were not happy Pat Patriot is not returning.
