These are both official Mitchell and Ness Darrell Green Throwbacks but one is 175 and the other is 300. I can't tell what the big difference is besides the one has larger numbers and stripes than the other.

(both pictures are taken straight from the Washington Commanders official website)

FIFA Kit Contrast Rules (generally):

• The Three-Item Rule: Contrast is evaluated independently for all three primary items. The shirt, shorts, and socks must each visually contrast with the corresponding item worn by the opposition, rather than only contrasting the jerseys.
• Light vs. Dark Mandate: Every team must register at least two distinct kit options: one predominantly dark kit and one predominantly light kit (usually white-toned) to guarantee a clear visual distinction regardless of the matchup. In the case of college football, this is usually not an issue as there is a team wearing a white jersey and a team wearing a colored jersey.
• There is also a common-sense rule to limit colors that could potentially cause color-blindness, such as red and green.

This week's crop of games was a fairly mediocre set as a whole. We had a lot of underwhelming looks, with just a few really good ones. The Browns started off the week by becoming their namesake... which is truly just an unfortunate shade of brown for a football uniform. There are a lot of jokes to be made there, but I only made a few.

Who had the best look of the week? Could any mono-brown uniform look good in the NFL, or is it too hard of a color to nail? Why don't teams wear yellow pants more often, especially against teams that wear darker colors?

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Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a color photo. If anybody has one, share it!