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The San Diego Chargers have a new uniform featuring a "throw back" look. They also have a third jersey in addition to the home (navy) and away (white) jerseys: a light blue "alternative' jersey.
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Detroit Lions have altered their logo and uniform striping. Jacksonville Jaguars have basically dropped the "Old Gold" color from their uniform change but did not alter the helmet logo at all. San Francisco 49ers went back to their 80's look with more white in the uniform striping and on the helmet with a slightly trimmed down version on the jersey sleeves.
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