The Washington Redskins are hoping to save a few eyeballs this fall by not wearing an all-yellow “color rush” uniform designated for a Thursday night game.

The Redskins won't be wearing 'Color Rush' uniforms during the 2016 season because they don't play on Thursday night.

The Redskins' color rush uniforms receive mixed reviews, sparking debates on team branding and fan preferences.

While the Redskins are scheduled to play the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, though, “Redskins Nation” host Larry Michael announced in April that the team would not wear Color Rush uniforms in 2016 ...

The Redskins hate their all-gold Color Rush uniforms so much that they're apparently refusing to wear them for Thursday night's game against the Cowboys.

Among the 2017 NFL rules proposals announced Thursday, the Washington Redskins want to allow teams to opt out of the Color Rush uniforms and offered this two-word reason – garish uniforms.

The Washington Redskins agree with many fans who feel the special "Color Rush" uniforms worn during Thursday night games are garish. But unlike other teams that may also dislike the alternate unis ...

So why design uniforms the Redskins won't wear? Well, you can purchase your own Color Rush replica jersey from the NFL shop - proceeds will go to the NFL Foundation.

Before the annual owner’s meetings last March, the Redskins proposed an amendment that would allow teams to opt out of wearing the monochromatic “Color Rush” uniforms.

Washington didn't have to wear their "garish" Color Rush uniforms last season. However, their time has come and now they're clearly trying to wear something else instead.

The Washington Redskins appear to want no part of Color Rush uniforms. The Redskins proposed a rule change for 2017 that would let teams opt out of wearing Color Rush uniforms. And the reason for ...