The Cleveland Browns unveiled their new uniforms on Tuesday, which include nine combinations.
The unveiling is a culmination of a two-year project with Nike designed to honor the city of Cleveland.
The jerseys say "CLEVELAND" in bold, block lettering across the front, a first for the 69-year-old franchise. The Browns will be the only team in the league to display these three features: the city's name across the front, cross-stitching in the jersey and the team's nickname on the pant leg.
"We could be like Oregon of the NFL," team president Alec Scheiner said of the flexibility to wear different versions of orange, brown and white.