One of the more visually shocking elements to come out of Sunday's slate of action: Those mustard-stained pants worn by the Baltimore Ravens. Why were they worn? We explore.

The gold pants worn by the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday were widely criticized by their fan base. The mustard-colored wardrobe was so poorly received that coach John Harbaugh encouraged the team to ...

The gold pants the Baltimore Ravens wore on Sunday were supposed to be a tribute to the team's 20th anniversary. ... Some fans thought the pants looked more like spicy mustard than gold.

If you don't remember this combination, then there's probably a very good reason why. The Ravens have worn these ugly mustard-colored pants for just one game - a 34-14 loss to the Kansas City ...

Officially, the Ravens called them gold, though mustard-colored probably better describes the pants they wore during Sunday's loss to the Chiefs.Whatever shade of yellow you go with, the general ...

The Ravens wore the "mustard pants" Davis referenced to for all of one game in 2015 before (rightfully) chucking them back in the vault, never to be seen again. Earlier this year, ...

If you don't remember this combination, then there's probably a very good reason why. The Ravens have worn these ugly mustard-colored pants for just one game - a 34-14 loss to the Kansas City ...

The Ravens debuted an all-purple uniform in 2016 as part of the NFL’s “Color Rush” and infamously wore mustard gold pants for one game in 2015 to celebrate their 20th anniversary season.

If you don't remember this combination, then there's probably a very good reason why. The Ravens have worn these ugly mustard-colored pants for just one game - a 34-14 loss to the Kansas City ...