Josh Allen delivers full-throated unsolicited defense of Buffalo Bills' hideous new uniforms

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Josh Allen, arguably the NFL's best player, is a company man and great teammate for the Buffalo Bills, but Wednesday's defense of the indefensible new uniforms the team is rolling out in the coming NFL season was too much.

After the Bills finished their first practice, Allen sat down with reporters for his first news conference of training camp. The questions and answers were routine and mostly focused on all that is new with the club – new season, new coach, new schemes, new stadium.

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When the questions were seemingly all done, Allen pivoted to the team's new alternate uniforms.

Unsolicited, the quarterback took up defense for the so-called Nickel City unis. Those nickel gray uniforms include a "charge" helmet insignia but no trademark Buffalo. They are, the Bills say, inspired by grain elevators, steel mills and rail yards.

They are meant to represent the blue collar nature of the region.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) walks off the field after the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. (Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images)

Except a lot of folks both in the region and out hate them.

Hate.

"...Stop hating on the jerseys, guys," Allen said before he finished his news conference. "I don't know, if you guys are hating anything, I don't know. I don't see anything, but they're, they're great. I honestly like them.

"Speaking of new, right? It's a new look. It is. I understand that, but we gotta be new. And