The New Orleans Saints will don their throwback jerseys when they face the Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football. Spencer Rattler made the announcement via the Saints official social media account on Wednesday.
Throwback jerseys feel like appropriate attire for the Week 7 showdown. Thursday night feels like a blast from the past. Drew Brees and Sean Payton will be in the house, but not as members of the Saints. Payton will be the opposing coach and Brees is being enshrined in the team's Hall of Fame.
It may not be that far back but it's still a bit of a throwback. Wearing this uniform is a rarity. Over the last 18 years, New Orleans has only pulled out this attire five times. They are 4-1 when wearing it though, so that's good news.
And here are the records for each uniform combination the team has used since 2006, listed by winning percentage:
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