New Broncos uniform on display in Canton
Exhibits
Published on : 10/9/2024
In homage to the Rocky Mountain region, the Denver Broncos have introduced their “Mile High Collection” uniforms for the 2024 season. The collection includes nine primary uniform combinations that “reflect the natural elements of Colorado.”
Among the featured elements on Denver’s navy metallic satin and white metallic satin helmets is the number “5280”, a reference to Denver’s elevation above sea level.
The “Sunset Orange” jersey and pants Broncos running back Javonte William wore in the team’s 26-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 3 have been placed on display in the Hall of Fame’s “Pro Football Today Gallery.”
The jersey’s sleeve cap represents a mountain peak and the brighter contrasted semicircle above represents the sun rising and setting behind the peak.
The team also will wear “Summit White” and “Midnight Navy” jerseys as part of the collection. Each style features triangle perforations as a nod to Colorado summit markers.
Among the featured elements on Denver’s navy metallic satin and white metallic satin helmets is the number “5280”, a reference to Denver’s elevation above sea level.
The “Sunset Orange” jersey and pants Broncos running back Javonte William wore in the team’s 26-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 3 have been placed on display in the Hall of Fame’s “Pro Football Today Gallery.”
The jersey’s sleeve cap represents a mountain peak and the brighter contrasted semicircle above represents the sun rising and setting behind the peak.
The team also will wear “Summit White” and “Midnight Navy” jerseys as part of the collection. Each style features triangle perforations as a nod to Colorado summit markers.
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