ESPN·United States·Friday, October 9, 2026 at 03:45 PM UTC

Packers' Rivalries look, Patriots' red 'Pat Patriot' headline Week 5 uniforms

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Anthony Gharib

Anthony GharibOct 8, 2026, 09:00 AM ET

The Green Bay Packers have had their fair share of alternate uniforms throughout their distinguished history. There were the 1950s all-green look and the 1923 classic threads unveiled last year. However, no Packers combination has ever been like the ones they'll wear this week.

Green Bay will debut its "Rivalries" uniforms against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. It's a look that includes a desaturated vintage green jersey with alabaster pants and a matching matte helmet. The alabaster color is reminiscent of the aged paper of historic Packers stock certificates, according to the team. With the franchise being publicly owned, fans are able to become shareholders. More than 500,000 homes in Wisconsin include framed stock certificates, which inspired the uniform design. The alabaster jersey numbers feature an engraved treatment modeled after the lettering of paper currency -- a nod to financial support for the team. "Go Pack Go" runs on the back of the helmet, while "Making History Since 1919" is inside the collar.

In throwback fashion, the New England Patriots are wearing their "Pat Patriot" look versus the Las Vegas Raiders. The red uniforms include tricolored shoulder stripes with white numbers. White pants and helmets complete the look with the star of the show being Pat Patriot on the lid.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will also rock throwbacks when they face the Philadelphia Eagles in London. Jacksonville returns its "Prowler" combination after wearing it in Week 3. It includes black helmets that feature the original primary logo decal used from 1995 to 2013. The teal jerseys boast a prowling jaguar on the sleeves with a tricolored number. There are also similarly colored stripes on the white pants.

Here's a look at the Week 5 uniforms for all NFL teams, excluding the Kansas City Chiefs and Carolina Panthers, who are on a bye.