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Uni Watch ranks the NFL uniform sets from No. 1 to No. 32.

Uni Watch tackles the epic task of ranking the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122. (Part 3)

Uni Watch sweats the details in his annual NFL preview.

It's September and that means a new NFL season and better yet for Uni Watch, new uniforms.

Forget crime, schools, weather and so on. Uni Watch ranks the most livable cities by ranking the only thing that matters: the uniforms.

From the officials to the alternates to the throwbacks, this year's Uni Watch NFL preview breaks down all the wardrobe changes.

Why can't Reggie Bush wear No. 5 with New Orleans? Because the NFL is way too strict with its uniform number system.

You didn't see a lot of throwback uniforms this Thanksgiving, but check out what the Browns are working on for next year.

Have you noticed all those Eagles that play with their belts unbuckled? Just one development in the rich history of belts and uniforms.

Sunday's Colts-Browns game was a rare treat, with both teams wearing striped socks. Take a look back at the history of socks and stripes.

Why is Mark Brunell's uniform different than everyone else's? Why do the Jets have belt-buckle log inserts? Answers, please?

Unlike the other major leagues, NFL home teams get to choose what color to wear for each game. And some took advantage of that this weekend.

The NFL season kicks off Thursday night -- and there's a slew of uniform changes, from shoe colors to alternate jerseys.

Here's the transcript of the full interview Uni Watch's Paul Lukas did with sports uniform designer Todd Radom.

Nike became the NFL's official uniform outfitter on Sunday, but you'll have to wait to see if there are any changes in store for your favorite AFC North team. The new threads will be showcased at a media event scheduled for 11 a.m. ET on Tuesday. ...