The Buffalo Bills have unveiled a new alternate uniform dubbed "Nickel City." This new look features an all-gray jersey and pants combination, paired with "The Charge" helmet. The helmet has a blue base with the team's red charging buffalo symbol adorning it.

The "Nickel City" design is a tribute to the strength and authenticity of Western New York's working people and the city of Buffalo itself. The all-gray is a direct nod to the Buffalo nickel coin, minted from 1913 to 1938. Inspiration also came from the city's industrial history, including steel mills and grain elevators, and those who helped build the new Highmark Stadium.

This marks the first time the Bills have prominently featured gray in their uniforms, adhering to NFL rules that require alternate uniforms to use existing team colors. The phrase "Go Bills" is inscribed on the inside collar of the jersey. The team has not yet announced when these new uniforms will be worn during the current season.