Redesigned jerseys added to Hall of Fame’s collection

Redesigned jerseys from the Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons have been placed on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The new artifacts – game-worn jerseys from Peter Skoronski and Drake London – are featured in the Pro Football Today Gallery on the second floor of the Museum.

The Tennessee Titans debuted their new uniform design Sept. 13. It pays homage to the “Luv Ya Blue” era of the Oilers and incorporates elements of the team's nearly 30-year history in Tennessee. The Titans' blue jerseys and white pants will serve as the team's primary home look, while white jerseys will be the primary road look.

Skoronski, a fourth-year guard for the Titans, wore the jersey during the home debut against the New York Jets.

London wore the uniform in the franchise's home opener Sept. 20 against the Carolina Panthers. The Falcons' 2026 uniforms shift the team’s primary home look back to a red-jersey aesthetic with a simplified, modern-classic design.

The uniform includes 1966-inspired silver-striped pants, custom-drawn numbers with subtle angular cuts for improved legibility, clean sleeve-logo patches and the phrase "DIRTY BIRDS" printed inside the collar.

A five-year veteran, London entered the season ranked eighth in Falcon’s history in receptions.

When an NFL franchise debuts a new uniform, the Pro Football Hall of Fame collects, displays and preserves one worn by a prominent player from that team in the Pro Football Today Gallery.