Ranking the seven worst NFL uniforms of all-time after Bills' new 'Nickel City' alternate gets ripped by fans

The Buffalo Bills might have done the impossible. it's hard to get everyone on the internet to agree on anything, but everyone definitely seems to agree on one thing this week and that's the fact that the Bills might have just released the worst alternate uniform of all-time.

If you missed it, the Bills unveiled a new "Nickel City" alternate on Monday that features a gray jersey and gray pants paired with a blue helmet. It marks the first time in franchise history that the Bills have worn a gray jersey or a blue helmet.

Bills unveil new alternate "Nickel City" uniforms 🔥 Thoughts on the Buffalo Bills new jerseys? 😯 (📸: @BuffaloBills ) pic.twitter.com/JIe8dSxQde

Based on fan reaction, the Bills probably should have kept this uniform combo in the closet.

Who designed these? Some college intern with no business in designing a pro football uniform? Goodness, they look like something straight outta the arena league. Your 2002-2010 duds put these costumes to shame, and that's a tough act to follow.

the gray is terrible but other than that I hate it

Temu jersey your uncle gets you before never speaking to the family again

This is the worst part for me. I saw this and felt immediate anger. These look like Power Ranger helmets! #BuffaloBills #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/m1lDbI4z6R

You know fans are upset when you have the Blue Power Ranger out here catching strays.

Based on fan reaction, it seems the Bills probably should have put a few Focus Groups together before deciding to go with an all-gray look.

I gave the new uniform a C+ during a segment on CBS Sports HQ on Monday night (You can see it here ). I like the blue helmets, but I don't like the logo on the helmet, and I don't like the blue paired with the gray. As a matter of fact, I would have loved to see the blue helmet with any other jersey color. I also think gray pants could have worked with a non-gray jersey. This was just a one bad fashion decision after another.

With the Bills getting ripped by nearly everyone for this new alternate look, it got me wondering whether this will go down as one of the worst uniforms of all time, and right now, it's certainly possible.

Here's my ranking of the worst throwback/alternate uniforms of all-time:

When your starting quarterback comes out and says he hates your uniform, then it's probably a bad uniform, and that's exactly what happened in 2015 when the Jaguars unveiled their Color Rush uniform.

Uniforms Jaguars will wear next Thursday night vs Titans pic.twitter.com/wJESUEYHOZ

Officially, the Jags were wearing a color called "Bold Gold," but to anyone with two eyes, it was pretty clear this was more of an all-mustard look that should have never left the drawing board. Blake Bortles, who was the Jaguars QB at the time, hated the fact that he had to wear the mustard-colored uniforms.

"I think they're ugly as hell," Bortles said at the time . "I am not a big fan of the mustard. ... I think they should choose a different color."

It's possible that someday, we'll see someone combine a mustard jersey with gray pants, but until that happens, this will remain as the worst alternate/throwback jersey of all time.

I'm not the first person to rank the ugliest uniforms in NFL history, and I certainly won't be the last, and if there's one thing that all of these lists have in common, it's that the Eagles' 1934 throwback is always in the ranking. It's the modern standard for ugliest throwback.

During the 2007 season, the Eagles decided to celebrate their 75th anniversary by wearing their 1934 uniforms. There are only two seasons in Eagles history where the team didn't wear green, and 1934 was one of them. During their first two years of existence, the Eagles wore a gold and baby blue jersey.

Eagles 1934 throwbacks. Hideous, glorious or both? pic.twitter.com/q3nvOTcZXS

Throwing it back to when we wore the 75th anniversary yellow and blue jerseys. pic.twitter.com/3WAQkIlbYA

As the Chargers have proven, these two colors can make an amazing uniform, but not when combined. If the Eagles had gone with just baby blue or just gold, they might have been able to put together a solid uniform combo, but instead, they combined the colors and came up with this hideous mishmash.

I know 2032 is still six years away, but I'm already dreading it just knowing that the Eagles might once again break these out for the team's 100th anniversary.

When the owner of the team decides that he needs to set every uniform on fire to burn them out of existence, then you probably have a bad uniform, and that's exactly what happened with the next uniform on our list. During the Broncos' first two years of existence, they wore a yellow jersey over Brown pants. If there are two colors you should never combine under any circumstance, it's brown and yellow.

After the Broncos switched to their orange and blue uniforms in 1963, the team decided to get rid of their old uniforms by burning them.

From the Broncos' website : "The home combination — a mustard-yellow jersey with brown numbers and no name block, brown pants with mustard-yellow double stripes, and brown and yellow vertically striped socks — was so hated that a public bonfire was held by the team in front of a cheering crowd to burn the uniforms."

Although the uniforms were hated, the Broncos brought them back in 2009 and wore them for the AFL's 50th anniversary season.

AFL Denver Broncos is by far the worst throwback. The socks make them look like oompah-loompah's. pic.twitter.com/VDoSjAKI2h

Currently re watching the #Broncos 2009 win over the #Patriots and I forgot how fun this game was besides the horrendous AFL throwback jerseys. The atmosphere was electric with the #Broncos being 4-0 at the time. pic.twitter.com/OtcjSHa8LL

The Broncos also had a white version of these throwback uniforms, and those were much better. As for the yellow ones, I hope the team decides to have another bonfire to get rid of them.

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