New York Jets unveil new uniforms and Twitter is split

A new era has officially begun in the Big Apple. The New York Jets have a new coach, a young and promising quarterback, and now brand-new uniforms to match.

On Thursday, after weeks of speculation and leaked images of potential new outfits, the Jets officially unveiled their new threads for the Year 2 of the Sam Darnold Era. The just-replaced iteration of uniforms was created before the start of the 1998 season upon the request of then-coach Bill Parcells. New York won the AFC East that season and reached the AFC championship game. The novelty quickly wore off, however, as the Jets have won their division just once since then.

The new uniforms feature three different color schemes, titled "Gotham Green," "Spotlight White" and "Stealth Black." "New York" is stitched across the front of the jerseys, and the lettering and numbers are a different font than past uniforms. A new secondary logo was also created for the helmets.

FLASHBACK: Uniform rumors come at perfect time for fan base  

Social media had already been reacting to dozens of different leaks during the past few days, so when the news became official, it didn't hold back.

In a surprising plot twist, not all comments were filled with hate.

Hey, if you look good, you feel good. Anything new is worth a try to beat New England