The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially announced the throwback uniforms they will wear during their Week 8 matchup against the Green Bay Packers this season. These vintage uniforms pay homage to the Steelers' inaugural team from 1933, reflecting the franchise's long-standing heritage in the NFL.

Art Rooney II, the president of the Steelers, expressed enthusiasm about the team's new throwback uniforms, stating, 'We're excited to unveil our new throwback uniforms which not only pay tribute to the origins of the Steelers franchise but also to the deep connection we have to our hometown of Pittsburgh.' Rooney noted the significance of debuting these uniforms on Sunday night, October 26, as the team faces off against the Packers, a franchise also steeped in rich history.

The Steelers have retained a consistent design for their home and away uniforms over multiple decades, establishing their branding as one of the most recognizable in the league. However, the introduction of these vintage-style jerseys offers a nostalgic glimpse into the team's past. Previously, the Steelers revived the 'bumblebee' jerseys during the NFL's 25th anniversary in 1994, featuring the City of Pittsburgh crest prominently on the uniform. In this latest iteration, the crest is included in a less prominent position on the left shoulder. With the highly anticipated matchup against the Packers, now featuring quarterback Aaron Rodgers facing off against the team he spent 18 years with, the retro-inspired jerseys will add an extra layer of excitement to this special occasion.