The catch? Denver could only roll out the Throwback uniforms and the 'Legacy Blue' helmet with the iconic D twice last year, so the targets chosen were the long-time AFC West-rival Las Vegas Raiders in Week 5 and Kansas City Chiefs in Week 18.

Previously, teams were allowed to wear the jerseys three times in a season. Denver wore its throwback jersey in Week 5 against the Raiders and Week 18 against the Chiefs. The Broncos wore their Midnight Navy alternate jerseys in Week 13 against Cleveland.

The Broncos in 2024 wore their 1977 “Orange Crush” retro uniforms twice and also their alternate “Midnight Navy” once.

Last season, the Broncos wore throwback jerseys in Week 5 against the Las Vegas Raiders and Week 18 against the Kansas City Chiefs. They also wore their Midnight Navy alternate jerseys in Week 13 against the Cleveland Browns.

The Denver Broncos debuted their new uniform redesign last season. They completely went away from the uniforms they have had the most success with. And, the uniforms they have now are brilliant, and are certainly better on the eyes than the previous.

While I think it would be a cool story to draft Bo Nix ‘s adopted brother Tez Johnson, do you think that it would be a beneficial move for the Broncos? He seems to be a much smaller version of Marvin Mims Jr., and I think Troy Franklin is due for a lot more targets next year. I just don’t know how much he would add to the offense.

NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport talks with team reporter Elisa Hernandez at the NFL's Annual Meeting about the Broncos' offseason moves, previews the NFL Draft and more.

The NFL announced that it will allow teams to wear alternate and throwback jerseys up to four teams in a single season, which led to very pronounced opinions from fans on social media