When the NFL scrapped the one-helmet rule in the summer of 2021, it paved the way for the Bucks to bring back their favorite Creamsicle nostalgic uniforms. However, supply chain issues delayed Creamsicle’s return by another year, meaning it won’t be until 2023 that the team will be able to wear the original color scheme again.
early this summer The Bucks announced a throwback game The game, which features creamsicle uniforms, is scheduled to take place on October 15 when they face the Detroit Lions at Raymond James Stadium. And on Wednesday, Tampa Bay unveiled updated versions of the original uniforms the team will wear in mid-October matches between former NFC Central mates.
Just after 11 a.m., the Bucks released a promo video featuring team legends Derrick Brooks, Rondo Barber and Mike Alstott, as well as an image of the late Lee Roy Selmon. Comedian Bert Kreischer and makeup entrepreneur Jaclyn Hill are also Bucks fans, with current Buccaneers Mike Evans, Labonte David, Chris Godwin and Antoine Winfield Jr. in the new 2023 version of Creamsicles. appeared in videos before appearing as a model for
“Our fans have waited a decade for our players to return wearing these classic Creamsicle jerseys, and we are excited to debut these unique uniforms on October 15th. , we are thrilled to celebrate our rich heritage.”th Against the Detroit Lions,” Bucks COO Brian Ford said in a press release. “As we begin a new era of Buccaneers football, we aim to pay tribute to those who have played an important role in the history of the club and to reach a new generation of fans who will help drive its future success. increase.”
Bucks’ 2023 Creamsicle uniform features Nike’s latest innovations
Bucks LB Labonte David Photo Credit: USA Today
Longtime Bucks linebacker Labonte David is the only member of the current roster who has had the opportunity to wear the old Bucco Blues Creamsicle uniform. During his 2012 rookie season, the Bucks wore orange and white uniforms in games against the Saints.
but Legend of Tampa Bay hinted at in June The 2023 version of this jersey will look different than it did in 2012.
“I love it, I love it,” David said during the mandated minicamp. “I got a little glimpse, but it’s not like what I was wearing in 2012.”
When asked about the difference, David chose not to elaborate on the hint and keep it as a surprise.
“I can’t tell you everything right now,” David said. “But you will definitely come across a surprise. I like the way they look.”
The Bucks said in a press release that these Creamsicle uniforms were the result of a collaboration with Nike, so the difference appears to be related to the actual material of the uniforms themselves. The uniform features Nike’s His Vapor FUSE lightweight stretch woven material and incorporates Nike’s His Dri-FIT technology. Outwardly, things look pretty much the same. This is usually a good thing if you remove the throwback to honor your roots.
Cornerback Jamel Dean One of the Bucks’ many players is thrilled to wear the throwback style, What we talked about during the mini-camp.
“I’m really looking forward to wearing this,” said Dean. “I’ve waited years to wear it. I thought, ‘Damn, when this jersey comes back, I wish I could be part of the team too.’ It’s so much fun to keep it forever. ”
And Dean made sure to point out that he wouldn’t be swapping jerseys with anyone on the Lions after the Oct. 15 game.
“There are no jersey swaps. I don’t swap jerseys,” Dean said. “This is a rare item now, because that’s what we did?” Ten years without them? So now when I see them bring them back, I’m like, ‘Oh, I miss this’ and I don’t know when they’ll bring them back. ”
What do you think, pewter people? Do you like this modern version of the Bucco Blues-era uniform, or do you prefer the original?
