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Eagles announce kelly green uniform games for season

The teams will wear the throwbacks in prime time — they’ll also wear them for an NFC East matchup.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts wearing kelly green on the field for the first time last season's game against the Dolphins.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts wearing kelly green on the field for the first time last season's game against the Dolphins.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer

The Eagles’ kelly green jerseys are officially back for 2024. On Friday, the team announced the two games when they will suit up in the fan favorite throwback jerseys: Nov. 3 vs. Jacksonville and Dec. 29 vs. Dallas.

In 2023, the Birds wore kelly green in wins over Miami and Buffalo. But this season’s games will mark a first. The Week 9 matchup with the Jaguars will mark the second time the Eagles wear the jerseys in prime time, with last year’s game against the Dolphins also on Sunday Night Football. But their Week 17 matchup against the Cowboys is the first time the Birds will wear the jerseys against an NFC East opponent.

Briefly, Darius Slay caused a panic among fans, implying on a podcast that the jerseys would not return in 2024 despite their massive popularity and commercial success. The Eagles confirmed at the time that the information wasn’t true, and now the dates for 2024 are officially confirmed.

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Thanks to the new rule change for 2024 allowing teams to wear a third alternate helmet, a number of NFL teams are debuting their own throwbacks in 2024, including the NFC East rival New York Giants. That rule could also allow the Eagles to bring back the black helmet they wore with their black uniforms in 2022. That was shelved last season so the team could go to kelly green.

Kelly green jerseys are available online and at the team store, including for new Eagles additions like Saquon Barkley. So unlike in 2023, you won’t have to wait months in order to get yours. Hopefully the numbers won’t be slanted this time around either, but no promises.