Chargers' uniforms could receive a brand new look in 2025

The Chargers are among five teams that are rumored to debut alternate helmets this summer, according to SportsLogos.net.
The new alternate helmets haven't been leaked yet, but are expected to debut sometime in July.
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On Wednesday, general manager Joe Hortiz might have hinted that the rumors are true on his appearance on The Up & Adams Show.
When asked if he could confirm, Hortiz responded, "I can't confirm. But I know that we dabbled with some stuff, so I'm sure there's something coming."
Hortiz revealed that he hasn't seen anything, but there was one day they were doing a photoshoot overlooking the field but they had curtains wrapped around so he was unable to see anything.
If I were to guess, it would likely be a navy blue helmet that matches their Color Rush uniforms, which have gold lightning bolts on the sides.
This article originally appeared on Chargers Wire: Rumor: Chargers to introduce new alternate helmets this summer

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