Chiefs will ditch usual uniform color combo for Sunday night’s game against Buffalo
We know one change the Chiefs will be making for their “Sunday Night Football” game against the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium.
Instead of wearing their usual home uniform combination of red jerseys and white pants, the Chiefs will don red pants for the prime-time matchup.
The Chiefs tweeted a preview of the look:
Since 2013, the Chiefs have worn the all-red uniform combo at least once in a season, often in home “Sunday Night Football” games. Here is how they have fared in all-red, according to the Gridiron Uniform Database.
2020: Beat Denver on “Sunday Night Football” at Arrowhead.
2019: Lost to the Colts on “Sunday Night Football” at Arrowhead. Note: Didn’t wear that combo in a home loss to the Packers on “Sunday Night Football.”
2018: Defeated the Bengals at Arrowhead on “Sunday Night Football.” Lost to the Chargers at Arrowhead on “Thursday Night Football.”
2017: Lost to the Raiders in Oakland on “Thursday Night Football.” Also defeated the Chargers at Arrowhead in a Saturday night game.
2016: Beat the Raiders on “Thursday Night Football’ at Arrowhead. Note: Didn’t wear that combo in a “Sunday Night Football” win over the Broncos on Christmas night.
2015: Lost to the Broncos at Arrowhead on “Sunday Night Football.”
2014: Beat the Patriots at home on “Monday Night Football,” but lost to the Broncos at home on “Sunday Night Football.”
2013: Defeated the Dallas Cowboys on a Sunday afternoon game at Arrowhead.
