The Packers announced Friday that they will bring back the team's third jersey, a recreation of the historic 1929 uniform worn by the franchise's first NFL championship team, during the Rams at Packers game on Sunday, Oct. 16.
 
The predominantly navy blue jersey bearing an oversized gold circle on the chest with large navy blue numbers will remind fans, players and all spectators of the unique history and tradition of the Packers' organization.
 
First unveiled during last year's Packers-49ers game, the recreated 1929 uniform includes a solid brown color helmet, without a logo, to best simulate the leather helmets worn during the era, along with tan pants, navy blue socks and black shoes.
 
The team's coaching staff and team personnel also will be wearing the third jersey sideline apparel, which dates back to the 1920s, with many of the selections featuring "Acme Packers," the team moniker from the 1921-22 seasons.