2024 New NFL uniforms: Texans unveil redesign, new secondary logo

The Houston Texans have redesigned their look.

Houston became the fifth team this offseason to introduce a uniform change on Tuesday, unveiling a complete redesign of all four of their uniforms (home, away, alternate, color rush) for the first time since the franchise's inception in 2000. The look also includes a pair of new helmets.

The Texans' new home uniforms carry a similar resemblance to the ones they wore for the previous 22 seasons, making some tweaks to the Deep Steel Blue jerseys. The nameplates will have red coloring instead of white, a rarity for a home team's jersey. They also got rid of the red stripes on the side of the shoulders, replacing it with the team's bull logo. To add to the "Texas-inspired" look, the home uniforms include the Texans' new secondary "H" logo. 

The away uniforms are Liberty White, also containing a similar look to the Texans' previous road jerseys. They have the traditional sleeve stripe on the back and sides of the jersey's shoulder pads that turn into a "a bullhorn-inspired design" on the front. Just like with the home uniforms, the away uniforms will be paired with their traditional bull logo and Deep Steel Blue helmet.

Houston transformed its alternate and color rush looks. The Texans described their new alternate uniforms as a "bold Battle Red version of the away jersey," having the same bullhorn mark along the shoulders. The nameplates and numbers are also Deep Steel Blue with Liberty White trims. The helmet is Battle Red with "candy paint red flakes and a red metallic chrome facemask" while there's a new bullhorn look on the helmet with blue outlining.

Finally, the color rush uniforms are Deep Steel Blue but also introduce H-Town Blue, the first new color the team has