Preseason Week 2 against the Packers will feature the Denver Broncos in a way we have yet to see

The Denver Broncos have released new uniforms. The team is going through a semi-re-brand without changing the location and logo. The team is keeping the same colors but is completely changing the uniforms. They did so by connecting the 5280 on the helmets and uniforms.

They released three new uniforms -- white tops, orange tops, and blue tops, along with pants for each of those. They also have two new helmets. They have the white cap helmets with a few changes and the prior helmet but with an orange half stripe on the back. The white one is matte with the navy one looking a bit matte as well.

They revealed their throwback uniforms during this new era, too. They look the same as the old ones in a few different ways. But they are certainly different. The shoulder stripes are different, along with the pat stripes and helmet. The logo is also different. So, yeah, I'd say the Broncos turned over a new leaf for a new era.

When the normal new uniforms were first released, mostly everyone thought that they were bad. Well, after seeing them in person during their first preseason game against the Indianapolis Colts, they look pretty sweet. On Sunday against the Colts, they wore their navy helmets with white tops and pants combination, a combo that goes really well.

On Sunday against the Green Bay Packers in their second preseason game of the year, the Broncos will feature a combination we have yet to see.

The team posted on Twitter what combo they will be going with, and it looks like they have chosen the navy helmet with the white top and orange pants. That's a look that could be a fan favorite because of the orange pants, which look like sunset orange.

These should be sweet, but we have yet to see it in person so we really don't know. You can tune into the Broncos simulcast with Chris Harris Jr., Aqib Talib, and James Palmer to see them.

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