Tribune News ServiceThe Bears did a valuable service to all NFL fans by beating the Seattle Seahawks back in September: They also vanquished the Seahawks' neon-green jerseys.
The Seahawks have retired the widely panned jerseys they wore during their Sept. 27 home loss to the Bears, but haven't worn since.
Asked why he's saying goodbye to the green, Seahawks coach Jim Mora said, "We didn't win in them."
Mora, who chooses the uniforms the team wears each week with input from the players. said he likes the traditional Seahawks blue better.
Photo: Seahawks receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh models the neon-green jerseys that no longer will be worn by Seattle. (Brian Cassella/Tribune)
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Da Bears are 4-1 in the orange alt jerseys since introducing them in 2005.
That's too bad. I personally liked these new jerseys. Why let one loss spoil it. I hope they change their minds about wearing them. It was nice to see them in something different. I also like the original blue jerseys too but this was a nice change.
THE BEARS HAVE LOST PLENTY OF TIMES IN THEIR UGLY ORANGE JERSEYS - HOW CAN WE GET RID OF THEM???