SEATTLE -- The Seattle Seahawks will be sporting a radically different look starting in 2012 after Nike, the NFL's new uniform maker, unveiled the uniforms for all 32 teams.
For the Seahawks, gone is the traditional solid blue home jersey and blue pants with the green trim and standard block numbers.
The new uniforms sport a futuristic number font and added accents around the shoulder pads and down the side of the pants. The word "Seahawks" is on the left shoulder rather than across the chest.
The logo has also been revised. Instead of a two-tone blue double stripe behind the Seahawk head, the lower stripe is gray. The helmet remains blue.
Also new is the introduction of an alternate gray uniform in addition to the blue home and white road uniforms.
An Twitter image of the unveiling in New York seems to indicate most of the other NFL uniforms will remain basically the same.
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