In Week 9, the Green Bay Packers and Washington Commanders are the latest teams to debut throwback threads.

The Packers will wear their winter warning all-white uniforms tonight, while the Steelers uniforms are throwing it back to 1933.

The Green Bay Packers announced that they’ll be wearing their all-white uniforms against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night. This […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Packers Reveal Special Uniforms for Game vs.

These jerseys honor the Packers rich history where the team first became publicly owned back in 1923. A moment so important, Packers Historian Cliff Christl says the team couldn’t even exist if they didn’t allow the community to buy stocks. But in honoring the past, even that had mixed reactions amongst fans.

The 1923 Classic uniforms will get their on-field debut against the Carolina Panthers at Lambeau Field. Kickoff is at noon, and the game will air live on FOX 11. The Packers unveiled the 1923 Classic uniform set in July. It is inspired by what the team wore in 1923, its first season as a publicly owned franchise.

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs' helmet looks different than most players since he wears a guardian cap, but the equipment staff did their best to make it work with the team's fake leather helmets.

The Steelers will wear their 1933 Throwback Uniforms for the game, a uniform that pays tribute not just to the 1933 team and where it all began for the Steelers, but also the rich legacy of the City of Pittsburgh. The team will wear a version of the 1933 uniform, with some slight adjustments to the original.

The Carolina Panthers are the latest lesser opponent to give the Packers absolute fits this season. Green Bay's offense managed just 13 points against a Panthers team that had given up an average of over 25 points a game on the road and surrendered 40 points to Buffalo at home Oct. 26.