NFL uniform power rankings: The top 100 of all-time

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Quarterback Ron Jaworski Preparing to Throw the Ball (Photo by © Wally McNamee/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images) /

50. 1980 Philadelphia Eagles

Stripes for the win. After being terrible for the better part of 20 years, the Eagles threw these uniforms on and behind Ron Jaworski and Dick Vermeil, went to the first Super Bowl in franchise history in 1980.

Steve Young #5, Quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers prepares to hand off the ball during the National Football Conference East game against the Washington Redskins on 6 November 1994 at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium , United States. The 49ers won the game 37 – 22. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Allsport/Getty Images) /

49. 1994 San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers are the only team in NFL history that won a Super Bowl wearing their throwbacks. The team was playing so well in them that they asked the league’s permission to wear them through Super Bowl XXIX. It was granted, and the 49ers rolled to their fifth title, smashing the Chargers.

SAN DIEGO, CA – NOVEMBER 8: Chuck Muncie #46 of the San Diego Chargers carries the ball against the Cincinnati Bengals during an NFL football game at Jack Murphy Stadium November 8, 1981 in San Diego California. Muncie played for the Chargers from 1980-84. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images) /

48. 1981 San Diego Chargers

Another Chargers uniform, and another awesome look. The lightning bolt down the side of the pants is a great touch, along with them adorning the shoulders and helmet. It’s not the powder blues, but it’s still a beaut.

CHARLOTTE, NC – NOVEMBER 17: New Orleans Saints tight end Coby Fleener (82) just misses a pass covered by Carolina Panthers middle linebacker Luke Kuechly (59) during the first half between the Carolina Panthers and the New Orleans Saints at Bank of America Stadium on November 17, 2016, in Charlotte, NC. (Photo by Jim Dedmon/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

47. 2016 New Orleans Saints

You won’t see many color rush uniforms on this list, but the Saints’ road jerseys are awesome. The white is bright, the gold pops and the striping is impeccable. Really well done.

Washington Redskins linebacker Sam Huff (70), inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 1982, waits for the snap during a 20-14 victory over to the New York Giants on October 9, 1969, at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Nate Fine/Getty Images) /

46. 1969 Washington Redskins

The spear on the helmet for Washington should be brought back at least once or twice per season. The rest of the look is solid as well, with burgundy and gold always providing a nice contrast.

Tennessee Titans running back Eddie George (27) carries the ball during the AFC Wildcard Playoff, a 22-16 victory over the Buffalo Bills on January 8, 2000, at Adelphia Coliseum in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Allen Kee/Getty Images) /

45. 1999 Tennessee Titans

The Titans have never been able to match the great uniforms of their predecessors in Houston, but this was their best shot at it. When Eddie George was running the rock in these, there was style and flair.

Quarterback Mark Brunell of the Jacksonville Jaguars looks to pass the ball during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida. The Bengals won the game, 30-27. /

44. 1996 Jacksonville Jaguars

Here’s a little-known fact: the Jaguars actually had to change their original helmet design because Jaguar, the car company, thought it was too close to their logo. The revamped look ended up being a winner, with Jacksonville giving us one of the NFL’s better looks right out of the gate.

CHARLOTTE, NC – OCTOBER 25: Josh Norman #24 of the Carolina Panthers reacts after breaking up a pass against the Philadelphia Eagles during their game at Bank of America Stadium on October 25, 2015 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images) /

43. 2015 Carolina Panthers

The black edition of the Panthers uniforms is definitely the best. Forget the bright blue, the black gives Carolina a nice edge and the blue pops as a secondary color. The helmet also shines more with this combination.

Chris McAlister #28, Defensive Back for the Baltimore Ravens ( R ) with team mate Corey Harris #45 during the American Football Conference Central game against the Tennessee Titans on 5 December 1999 at the Memorial Stadium (Baltimore), Baltimore, Maryland, United States. The Ravens won the game 41 – 14. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) /

42. 1999 Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens don’t have a ton of different looks in their short history, but this is the strongest. Note the raven with its wings open on the sleeves, the Maryland crest on the pants and the current helmet still being employed. When you think of these uniforms, you think toughness.

Members of the New York football Giants defensive squad take down American professional football player Jim Brown (center) #32 of the Cleveland Browns during a game at Yankee Stadium, New York, December 12, 1957. The BRowns went on to win 34 to 28. (Photo by Robert Riger/Getty Images) /

41. 1957 Cleveland Browns

The black and white photo doesn’t do the uniform justice, but take a look at the helmet. The Browns actually have a thin white stripe down the middle and numbers on each side. It’s the only time that Cleveland ever had decals — other than stripes — on the helmet.

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