The Carolina Panthers announced this week they will debut a new uniform combination during Sunday’s game against the New York York Giants at Allianz Stadium in Munich, Germany, which kicks off at 9:30 a.m. ET on NFL Network.
The Panthers will pair their black alternate helmets, which were unveiled prior to the 2022 season, with their Process blue alternate jerseys, black pants and black socks for the first time in franchise history.
They initially paired the black alternate helmets with their black home jerseys, black pants and black socks for wins over the Atlanta Falcons in 2022 and 2023 after designating that as their Color Rush look.
But earlier this season, Carolina broke from that trend and paired them with Process blue jerseys, Process blue pants and black socks for a 38-20 loss to the Falcons on Oct. 13, marking the team’s first unique combination of the year.
The Panthers actually hinted at Sunday’s combination in June 2023, as former linebacker Brian Burns – who now, coincidentally, plays for the Giants – was photographed in a black helmet, Process blue jersey and black pants.
Prior to this season, the Process blue jerseys had only been paired with Carolina’s silver helmets and silver, Process blue, black or white pants. The Panthers’ uniform schedule shows this will be their last appearance this year, however.
