For their second home game of the season Sunday, the Lions will be turning back the clock.
The team is wearing its 1934 throwback uniforms as part of the NFL's centennial celebration.
The plain blue jerseys feature silver numbers and silver nameplates, with no team logo. They are paired with silver pants.
We’re bringing out the throwbacks in honor of our #Fantennial game against the Chiefs! #NFL100Join us @FordField Sunday – limited -- remain: https://t.co/wob0hBbO1b @ticketmaster pic.twitter.com/ngVF6CNJmT
— Detroit Lions (@Lions)
September 24, 2019 The Lions last wore these throwbacks on Thanksgiving 2018 versus the Bears, a 24-9 loss. They also wore them on Thanksgiving the prior season against the Vikings, a 30-23 loss.
They'll try to flip the script Sunday against the Chiefs, a matchup of two of the NFL's eight unbeaten teams left.
