The Denver Broncos have unveiled their uniform schedule for the 2026 regular season.Once again, the Broncos will use various combinations of their Sunset Orange, Summit White, and Midnight Navy jerseys throughout the season, with two games featuring the iconic '77 Throwbacks. The combination of pants and socks will be announced each week. Once again, the Broncos are poised to win double-digit games and look good doing it. The Broncos unveiled their Mile High Collection of new uniform designs in 2024. It just so happened to coincide with the arrival of Bo Nix, but it's another example of the Walton-Penner ownership group's influence on the Broncos. Sports Illustrated ranked the Broncos' Mile High Collection in the top 10 of NFL uniforms for a reason. They're a great look that balances the late-'90s era uniform design with the vintage Throwbacks. Here's how the game-by-game uniforms will shake out in 2026. Week 1 at Kansas City Chiefs (MNF): Summit WhiteWeek 2 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars: Sunset OrangeWeek 3 vs. Los Angeles Rams (SNF): Midnight NavyWeek 4 at San Francisco 49ers: Summit WhiteWeek 5 at Los Angeles Chargers: Summit WhiteWeek 6 vs. Seattle Seahawks (TNF): ‘77 ThrowbacksWeek 7 at Arizona Cardinals: Summit WhiteWeek 8 vs. Kansas City Chiefs: Sunset OrangeWeek 9 at Carolina Panthers: Summit WhiteWeek 11 vs. Las Vegas Raiders: Sunset OrangeWeek 12 at Pittsburgh Steelers (Prime): Summit WhiteWeek 13 vs. Miami Dolphins: Sunset OrangeWeek 14 at New York Jets: Summit WhiteWeek 15 at Las Vegas Raiders: Summit WhiteWeek 16 vs. Buffalo Bills (Netflix): Midnight NavyWeek 17 at New England Patriots: Summit WhiteWeek 18 vs. Los Angeles Chargers: ‘77 ThrowbacksOur 2026 uniform schedule is here!Full uniform combos with pants + socks will be announced the week of each game. pic.twitter.com/3vAIh4FopJ— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) August 12, 2026Tough Initial ScheduleDenver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton (14) and quarterback Bo Nix (10) warm up before the game against the Los Angeles Chargers. | USA TODAY Sports via Reuters ConnectThe Broncos don't have it easy this year. Not only do they get to play a first-place schedule, but it is also the AFC West's turn to face the AFC East and the NFC West.Five playoff teams came out of those two divisions last year, and the Broncos will face every NFC West team within the first seven weeks. The Broncos will also have to face the Chiefs twice in the first eight weeks, along with the Chargers on the road and the Jaguars at home. It's a gauntlet, but if the Broncos can weather it, their second-half schedule is one of the easiest in the NFL. Things do tighten up late in the season, with a Week 16 home game against the Bills on Christmas Day, a trip to Foxboro to take on the Patriots in Week 17, and a homestand vs. the Chargers for the season finale. Suffice it to say, there's a reason the Broncos' training camp has been so physical and competitive. If they don't form that callus now, the Broncos risk being eviscerated early in the season. It's also no wonder why Sean Payton and offensive coordinator Davis Webb have focused so heavily on the run game in camp. The Broncos are gearing up to out-physical their opponents in 2026. Let's just hope the injuries in camp begin to slow down somewhat. I suppose there is a price to be paid for building any callus, and that includes the figurative variety as a collective. Sign up for our free Denver Broncos On SI newsletter, and get breaking Broncos news delivered to your inbox daily!Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow