The NFL revised its previous one-shell policy on helmets last June, allowing teams to use one alternate helmet look starting with the 2022 season. Fans have been asking for alternate looks for ...

Alternate helmets have become trendy in the NFL since the league lifted the one-shell rule in 2022, allowing teams to have a second shell to pair with alternate uniforms. Since the rule was lifted ...

The rule was approved in 2021, and teams had to notify the NFL if they intended to use alternate helmets this season by no later than July 31 last year. So far, 12 teams have released alternate lids.

With the ending of the NFL’s so-called “one-shell ... teams who have brought back a throwback helmet design and nine teams have revealed an alternate color to pair with their alternate uniforms.

Alternate helmets allow NFL teams to make bold design decisions and energize their fanbase. Some fans find alternates ...

A total of 14 NFL teams will have either an alternate or throwback helmet in 2022. The NFL is allowing teams to have a secondary helmet this season, and 10 teams unveiled a new look ahead of ...

For this ranking, I'm only using recent alternate helmet designs -- so ... NFL DRAFT GRADES: Recap all NFL Draft picks, grades and analysis for all 32 teams. The Chiefs have barely changed their ...

In 2022, the NFL finally approved teams wearing two different helmet designs, and that number will be boosted to three beginning in 2025. There are 13 alternate helmets debuting in the 2024 season.

In June 2021, the NFL announced it was finally lifting its ban on alternate helmets, allowing teams to wear a second helmet style beginning in 2022 and continuing into 2023.

On Monday at the annual league meetings, the league informed NFL team owners that their clubs could wear their throwback or alternate jerseys ... allowing different helmets for teams.

For nearly a decade, we were stuck in a dimension where NFL throwback helmets barely existed. And, because it's July and we're still a month away from even exhibition football, it's time to wade ...