NFL Style Rankings: Solid Color Fits, Ski Masks, and Winter Linens Reign supreme

With frigid temperatures during the NFL’s Wild Card Weekend, many players decided to show off their best remix of the Pooh Shiesty face mask. It makes sense to keep face coverings on even in bad weather, but I think the most interesting thing is how players dress up and make it their own.

Another popular theme this week was flowers. Are the players ready for spring?

As with most playoff games this weekend, no one completely blew the competition away. But NFL Style picking a clear winner in his ranking was both fun and difficult.

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I’ve seen Baltimore Ravens cornerbacks really dressed up. I love his Dr. Martens. While keeping the goodness of a simple undershirt, it matches the white of the floral jersey.

Louis Vuitton has done it again. The fashion house has been featured less in the series than it did last year, but it’s clear when you show your face. The beauty of the costume is its simplicity. A Pro Bowl left fielder for the San Francisco 49ers, his tackle was easy to play with a bright red theme. From jackets to hats to strawberry his buff to hoodies, this is the definition of an aesthetically pleasing outfit.

I’ve been longing for the day when a player comes in wearing a Spider-Man mask.The New York Giants defensive back offers a looser rendition here, thanks largely to the black-red-white color pattern around his eyes. Do.For face masks. I like how the Louis Vuitton shoe colors (green, white, yellow, orange, and purple) are paired with similar colors on the shirt.

The Miami Dolphins linebacker strolled around wearing a fox hat. Foxes of the Colorado Rockies It’s the home screen of my phone, but that’s not what we’re here for. Back to Baker’s story: I love this mixed denim puffer jacket and his pants and shoes all orange. I wholeheartedly agree with the decision.

Linen in the middle of winter? ! When An unbuttoned shirt?! This is a bold choice by the Miami Dolphins offensive guard as the team travels far north to face AFC East rivals the Buffalo Bills in Orchard Park, NY.

Let me be clear, I am all for the fit. If the match was in Miami, this would have been the perfect outfit. It was 30 degrees for him in upstate New York on Sunday afternoon, but Hunt didn’t seem to mind. And given that anything can happen in these games, it’s understandable to want to get in shape before the season ends. He’s built differently and that’s all I have for that.

Blue hues matched with a blue knitted face mask, and Cincinnati Bengals receivers, paired with designer Ebb Bravado and Who Decides War trousers, have been sported by NFL players throughout the season. For , this is a black outfit with a splash of color all over to add a little more interest.

The Bills linebacker looks ready to “party like a rock star” in flared black jeans, a black shirt, a black hat, and a black, gray and white paisley jacket. He was ready to play in the team’s amazing 34-31 Barnburner against the Dolphins on Sunday. Edwards defended his five tackles and his four passes in the Bills win.

Kayvon Thibodeau in his pajamas and top hat. “I feel like we’re bringing back the old school. We’re just making it look sexy.” pic.twitter.com/028WsUU3ip

— Dan Duggan (@DDuggan21) January 16, 2023

I have a lot of questions. Why is the New York Giants’ defensive lineman wearing a top hat? Why did he bring his pajamas? Why this particular combination? A top hat doesn’t go with a particular suit in his wardrobe?

A top hat immediately brings to mind Mr. Peanut with his monocle, cane, and white gloves. If Thibodeau is dressed like that, I’d love to see it.

In addition to maintaining a beige theme throughout the outfit, McCloud also likes the knit material used for the mask and jacket. There are tips and, of course, boots, and McCloud apparently saved his best fit for last.

Most of the players were very comfortable heading into the postseason, but the Los Angeles Chargers linebacker was one of the few to wear a suit. It wasn’t just the burgundy suit that set him apart, it was also the monochromatic ensemble paired with the burgundy shirt. I would have gotten through this.

(Photo by Kyle Van Noy: Chris Unger/Getty Images)