The Buffalo Bills released their "Nickel City" alternate uniforms Monday, featuring an all-gray jersey and pant combo.
The set is paired with a blue helmet that displays the red charge streak from the team's original logo without the bison outline.
"It's a bold new helmet to represent a bold new era in Buffalo Bills football," Aaron La Porta, the Bills' director of design, said in a statement.
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The Bills said the new uniform is "a tribute to the strength, grit, and authenticity of western New York's hard-working people throughout history."
Buffalo will play its inaugural season at the newly built Highmark Stadium.
The Bills have yet to announce when they will wear their new alternate uniforms this year.















