Packers' Romeo Doubs Sport Unique Guardian Cap Ahead of Throwback Game

Doubs' Protective Gear Aids Packers' Throwback Spirit
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs is making headlines not just for his on-field performance but also for his unique helmet. Unlike most players, Doubs dons a guardian cap, a piece of equipment designed to enhance player safety. The Packers' equipment staff ingeniously adapted this cap to fit seamlessly with the team's throwback uniforms, which feature a distinctive fake leather helmet look.
This Sunday, the Packers will honor their history by wearing the "1923 Classic" uniforms as they face off against the Carolina Panthers. The jerseys embrace a classic navy blue adorned with gold numbers and letters alongside matching gold pants. While the original leather helmets from a century ago are long gone, the fake leather helmets pay tribute to the franchise's storied past.
Seeking to Honor History While Ensuring Safety
The Packers initially announced their intention to wear these throwback uniforms earlier this summer. This game marks a continuation of the franchise's tradition of honoring its storied history; the team previously showcased uniforms reflective of their 1950s era from 2021 to 2024. The last time the Packers donned a vintage look, they celebrated the achievements of Curly Lambeau's squad, which finished the 1923 season with an impressive 7-2-1 record.
After suffering his first concussion last November, Doubs had to sit out two games. Following his return, he has adopted the guardian cap for added protection, contributing to the overall emphasis on player safety within the NFL. In 2022 and 2023, NFL executive vice president Jeff Miller highlighted research revealing that the use of these caps led to a dramatic 50 percent reduction in concussions during training camp.
This season, Doubs has made significant contributions to the Packers’ offense, amassing 350 receiving yards and four touchdowns. In the recent victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers, he recorded three receptions for 44 yards. As the Packers prepare to take on the Panthers, they aim to improve their record to 6-1-1, with Doubs playing a key role in their success.








