The new-look Pittsburgh Steelers under Mike McCarthy revealed a surprise uniform change for their Paris game against the New Orleans Saints.
On Saturday, the Steelers revealed a new uniform combination for the Week 7 Paris matchup against the Saints: black helmets, white away jerseys, black pants, and black socks. The uniform selection was displayed by tight end Darnell Washington and edge rusher Nick Herbig, which fans can check out down below.
Tomorrow’s kit 🥶@_Dwfootball11 | @nickherbig_ pic.twitter.com/8QwaRvK720
— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) October 24, 2026
Typically, the Steelers' away-game kit features a white jersey and yellow pants look, but this rare uniform decision is a welcome change. And so far, Steelers Nation seems to agree.
Fan reactions to the Steelers' Week 7 uniform combination
have been overwhelmingly positive. The white jerseys with the black pants and black socks pop in the best way possible.
The Steelers' last uniform decision, the 1933 throwbacks, wasn't received as well as this new look. But the team really knocked this white-on-black combination out of the park and deserves credit for deviating from the norm.
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