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In one way - and only one way, IвЂ™d say - the white panel on the sleeve makes a certain kind of sense, because the striping on the dishwater pants also includes white highlighting:.

Since the white panels are always positioned toward the back side of the sleeve, the two-tone effect isnвЂ™t visible in photos that show the players from the front or even from a three-quarter view, so that may be another reason that I (and maybe you) havenвЂ™t noticed the two-tone sleeves until now:.

But if you didnвЂ™t already know they were supposed to be white, it would be easy to miss that, as I (and maybe you) apparently did. Now that we know about the white elements, you can see them in the unveiling photos. Were they shown in the unveiling photos back in May? As it turns out, yes - but the distinction between the white and dishwater colors wasnвЂ™t very evident, apparently because of the lighting, as seen in these two unveiling pics:

I was surprised that I hadnвЂ™t noticed the two-tone sleeves earlier.

But if, like myself, you hadnвЂ™t been aware of this until now, here are a few thoughts:

If you already knew about the two-tone sleeves, well, my apologies for devoting todayвЂ™s blog entry to old news.

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Instead, when I look at these pics, itвЂ™s almost like the uniform is molting - the dishwater is the old skin that the uniform is trying to shed and discard, revealing the fresh white skin underneath. Now that I see it, it appears that they were trying to create another horn shape on the uniform, but it doesnвЂ™t work (in part because the horn is curling the wrong way, and in part because the two-tone sleeve just looks ridiculous). Once he pointed it out, I couldnвЂ™t stop fixating on it: You can see the same thing in this photo of Rams safety John Johnson III and linebacker Troy Reeder - dishwater on the front portion of the sleeve, white on the back portion:Дid you realize that the dishwater sleeves included a white panel? I didnвЂ™t! Or at least I didnвЂ™t until Uni Watch reader Jonathan Dodd brought it to my attention yesterday. But if you look closely, you can see that their sleeves are actually two-tone - theyвЂ™re dishwater in front of the curved yellow sunburst line and white in back of it. The song was released under the alias вЂњBobвЂ™s BandвЂќ-presumably because Fox was employed at the time by Bob IsraelвЂ™s Score Productions, a music company specializing in theme songs and background music.The photo above shows Rams quarterback Jared Goff and linebacker Leonard Floyd wearing the teamвЂ™s dishwater jerseys. вЂњNo network had ever programmed a regular sporting event in the evening in prime time,вЂќ Fox wrote in his autobiography, and though no one could know what a juggernaut the show would become, he set about writing a funky soul-jazz tune. The composer had previously written the theme for ABCвЂ™s Wide World of Sports, and he would later make a name for himself doing the theme songs for Happy Days and The Love Boat, as well as composing Roberta FlackвЂ™s Grammy-winning вЂњ Killing Me Softly with His Song.вЂќ When Monday Night Football premiered on ABC, it was accompanied by the thoroughly groovy, Hammond organ-heavy вЂњScoreвЂќ by Charles Fox. The biggest game of the week has been soundtracked by a handful of theme songs, starting back on September 21, 1970. Monday Night Football turns 50 years old today-notably on a Monday! And as the Raiders and Saints warm up for tonight's kickoff, fans will know it's game time when they hear four distinct, descending notes.