Detroit Lions to Wear Blue Uniforms for Thanksgiving Game

The Detroit Lions will wear their traditional blue jerseys for their Thanksgiving Day game against the Chicago Bears on November 24.

A Thanksgiving Tradition

The Lions have worn their blue uniforms for every Thanksgiving Day game since 1952, with the exception of 1970.

A Touch of History

The Lions’ blue jerseys were first introduced in 1934, and they have become synonymous with the team’s history and success.

Quotes from the Lions

“We’re excited to wear our blue jerseys on Thanksgiving Day,” said Lions coach Dan Campbell. “It’s a tradition that our fans love, and it’s a reminder of the great history of this franchise.”

Fan Reaction

Fans have reacted positively to the news that the Lions will be wearing their blue uniforms on Thanksgiving Day.

“I’m glad the Lions are sticking with tradition,” said Lions fan Joe Smith. “It’s a special day, and it deserves a special jersey.”

Looking Ahead

The Lions will be hoping to extend their winning streak on Thanksgiving Day to three games when they face the Bears.