The NFL's uniform craze just received some much-needed injury with the news that teams around the league can wear their alternate or throwback jerseys four times a season. Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey has returned to social media, and he's good for one brilliant idea or thought-provoking message to fans.
On Tuesday, Humphrey drew the ire of Ravens fans when he made this statement about the Steelers' old-school throwback jerseys from the 30s.
If we being honest. Don’t judge me please…. But the Steelers jail uniforms the hardest throwback of all time. Close second Denver Broncos.
— marlonhumphrey.eth (@marlon_humphrey) April 1, 2025
The Steelers' jailbird bumblebee throwbacks are from the 1934 season, when a team named the Pittsburgh Pirates went 2-10 and played at Forbes Field. Before a 2012 game against Washington, the uniform had not been worn since that season.
Humphrey said the Broncos' 1977 throwbacks were No. 2 on the list.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Marlon Humphrey is a fan of Steelers' jailbird bumblebee throwbacks
