Buffalo Bills unveiled new uniform

The Buffalo Bills unveiled new uniforms in an elaborate ceremony Friday night at Ralph Wilson Stadium, retaining the charging buffalo logo but going back to white helmets and royal blue uniform tops. "We Listened to our fans," Bills chief executive officer Russ Brandon toll the team's official website. The Bills have added Their team logo above the nameplate on the back of the jersey. The Arizona Cardinals and Minnesota Vikings are the only other two NFL teams to feature That design, According to the Bills' website. The team name "Bills" also now Appears below the V-neck of the jersey on the front.
The Buffalo Bills this week confirmed the reason They switched to red helmets in 1984 was Because quarterback Joe Ferguson was color blind. Although the New York Jets green were the resource persons at the time, the New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts Had all the white helmets.
"I always joke with Joe about that helmet change," Bills equipment manager Dave Hojnowski toll BuffaloBills.com writer Chris Brown. In an unveiling ceremony Friday night in Ralph Wilson Stadium, the Bills Officially introduced Their new uniforms.
The Jets will not return to the SUNY Cortland campus. The Jets intend to return to Cortland in 2012. Head coach Rex Ryan moved operations there for his first Jets camp in 2010. The Jets and Bills are the only two AFC East clubs That do not hold training camp at Their main headquarters.