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Ravens uniform changes rumored to be an alternate helmet using secondary logo, gold facemask

April 23, 2024 by Baltimore Beatdown

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Ravens President Sashi Brown mentioned they’re working on uniform changes. Rumors expect it to be a new alternate helmet with secondary logo and gold facemask.

During the NFL’s owner’s meeting in Orlando, Fla., Baltimore Ravens president Sashi Brown shared the team is working on possible uniform changes.

“We have some stuff that’s coming. We feel like we have really classic jerseys, and I think the team did a great job when we’ve had some minor modifications,” Brown said. “So we’re really cautious about making changes. … The optionality that you see, particularly in other leagues, with different types of jerseys, color rushes, being tried — we’re exploring some things with some of the alternative jerseys. But as for now, we’re really happy with the way our jerseys stand out.”

According to a rumor from uniwatch.com’s Paul Lukas, that “stuff” is an alternate helmet with the teams’ secondary logo.

“About 10 days ago I heard from a source who said he’d been shown all of the new uniforms for 2024,” Lukas wrote. “He didn’t have any photos or other visuals, but he described what he’d seen. And one of those descriptions was that the Ravens are adding an alternate helmet featuring the secondary logo. I believe this to be accurate, for two reasons: First, all of the NFL unveilings and confirmed leaks that we’ve seen so far have matched up with what this source told me 10 days ago.”

According to Lukas’ source, the new helmet is a unique change from the current black helmet with the primary logo and black facemask.

“Per my source: ‘I think it is going to be purple, but I can’t remember for sure. I believe it will have a metallic gold facemask.’ The main thing he remembers seeing is that alternate logo,” Lukas wrote.

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