By Ross Jackson
After announcing their new white and gold helmets, the New Orleans Saints have properly revitalized their look and fanbase at the perfect time ahead of a highly-anticipated 2025 season.
New alternative helmet being added to the arsenal. ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/u1JiOrAt0t
— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) July 9, 2025
Expectations remain at a casual and reasonable level when discussing the Saints’ potential for success in 2025. FanDuel has their win total set at over/under 5.5 games, no players from the roster landed on numerous top-100 players lists and beneath the excitement that surrounds the club’s newness still resides uncertainty.
A rebuild takes time.
While all of that is true, the new helmet serves as a bit of a beacon through the otherwise groggy landscape of mystery and curiosity that shrouds the team. As the Saints’ new era begins, a new look can generate the momentum and intrigue necessary to sustain what could be a bumpy start.
The team’s attention to reconnecting with its fanbase and community has been evident all offseason. Community revitalization efforts, numerous football clubs led by individual players, team-building events, acts of service and bonding activities have been a cornerstone of the spring and summer since head coach Kellen Moore was hired.
Now, the team’s new look goes a step further in reoutfitting itself in preparation for the battles ahead. Pairing up the newly unveiled helmet with a crowd favorite, the white and gold Color Rush look, also revitalizes a kit that has become one of the best across the NFL.
A brief glimpse of the #Saints new white and gold helmets with the color rush uni. pic.twitter.com/eUHOhjgbEo
— Ross Jackson (@RossJacksonNOLA) July 9, 2025
It might just be a helmet, but the timing, a first-of-its-kind look for the franchise and what it could represent make it all the more meaningful as the team looks to reignite its fanbase and its standing within the league.
