This season, the New York Jets will have three distinct midfield logos.

The Jets and Giants haven’t had their own team logos at the 50-yard line since they play in the same stadium. Instead, the NFL logo was placed on the turf at midfield.

But this year, that’s going to change. The Jets revealed yesterday that, depending on the uniform they’re wearing, they will have three different midfield logos, following the release of their throwbacks earlier in the week. On the field, they will be sporting their standard logo while donning their horrible primary uniform:

In case you missed it on Wednesday: This week’s Uni Watch Premium article on Substack takes a close look at the uniforms that served as inspiration for the new throwbacks, which the Jets unveiled on Wednesday along with their “New York Sack Exchange” variations. The Bucs’ creamsicles, the Eagles’ Kelly greens, the Seahawks’ blue/silver set, the Vikings’ original purple set, and the Oilers’ uniforms are just a few of the NFL deep dives I’ve recently completed. All of them are jam-packed with interesting trivia and fantastic old pictures.

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