NFL Week 7 uniforms: Texans' battle red, Lions' all-black top alternate heavy slate
Here's a look at what each NFL team is wearing in Week 7, led by alternate looks from Houston, Detroit and Dallas.
ESPN reports: Here's a look at what each NFL team is wearing in Week 7, led by alternate looks from Houston, Detroit and Dallas.
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