CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) – The Browns are the only NFL team without a logo on their helmets.
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Now, they’re also the only ones with their nickname written down the sides of their pants.
Cleveland unveiled its new uniforms, featuring nine color combinations, on Tuesday night before thousands of fans who seemed to like the team’s new look following months of speculation and secrecy.
After nearly an hour of buildup during a program honoring the team’s past, nine current players walked onto the stage wearing large orange sideline jackets to hide the new, Nike-designed uniforms.
When the orange, brown and white uniforms were finally revealed, Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam smiled and 3,000 fans applauded with approval.
The uniforms include “BROWNS” written on the pants, and “CLEVELAND” emblazoned across the front of the jersey.
Also, the words “Dawg Pound” — a nod to the team’s rowdy fans — are stitched on the inside of the jersey’s collar.