November football doesn't come with one dress code.
The Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens open Week 9 on Thursday night at M&T Bank Stadium, where possible showers could make a water-resistant jacket or a pair of sturdy boots part of the look.
By Sunday, the South could see two takes on fall fashion. With sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s in Charlotte, a varsity jacket or a knit polo would fit right in. In Miami Gardens, temperatures in the 80s leave room for breezy button-downs, relaxed trousers and shades.
Out West, sunshine in Southern California and the Bay Area sets the stage for short sleeves and lighter fabrics. Seattle could call for a different approach, with possible showers in the forecast.
The Northeast and Midwest offer more chances to break out fall staples. Temperatures in the 50s in Philadelphia and Foxborough are good territory for knitwear, and a cool Sunday night in Chicago gives players a reason to pull out a statement coat for the walk into Soldier Field.
Here are the NFL's most fashionable arrivals from Week 9.

Thursday night's fits
Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence doubled up on dark denim for "Thursday Night Football," pairing a zip-front jacket with matching jeans and cream sneakers. Ravens rookie linebacker Ethan Burke, who was born in Annapolis, Maryland, and grew up in nearby Pasadena, showed some love to the Washington Capitals by layering a throwback Alex Ovechkin jersey featuring the Screaming Eagle logo over a black hoodie.
Burke 🤝 Ovi @NFL @NHL @Capitals https://t.co/YSLSlGcq3p
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 5, 2026
Two-Way Trav on primetime 🙂↕️ #JAXvsBAL https://t.co/cqPUvxvp0v
— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) November 5, 2026
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— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) November 5, 2026
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— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 5, 2026
































