The Denver Broncos are gearing up for an exciting playoff showdown, having officially announced their uniform choice for their first home playoff game since the 2015 season. The team will don their iconic orange jerseys paired with white pants and white socks during the divisional round against the Buffalo Bills.
In an effort to boost excitement and engage fans, the NFL permits teams to wear alternate or throwback uniforms up to four times each season. The Broncos previously showcased their alternate blue jerseys in a Monday Night Football matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, and they proudly sported their throwback uniforms during games against the Dallas Cowboys, Las Vegas Raiders, and Los Angeles Chargers, finishing with a perfect 4-0 record in those contests.
Last year marked the launch of a new uniform wardrobe for the team, coinciding with the league’s decision to relax its uniform rules, which now allow teams to take advantage of alternate helmets alongside their standard jerseys. This change enabled the Broncos to wear their alternate white helmet with the standard away white jersey in their festive Christmas Day victory against the Kansas City Chiefs last month.
Looking ahead, fans can anticipate the upcoming “Rivalries” series uniform, expected to debut in 2027, further enhancing the team’s approach to modernizing their look and deepening their connection with supporters. The Broncos’ bold decisions and commitment to fan engagement suggest a revitalized spirit as they aim for playoff success.