One change that is coming should have fans of all teams excited, especially for the Los Angeles Chargers. The NFL is now allowing teams to wear their alternate uniforms up to four times per season going forward. RELATED: Chargers draft projection includes shocking trade, loops in Ravens' Mark Andrews

Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz reported Monday the NFL is altering its uniform policy to allow teams to wear their throwback and alternate jerseys more often in the future. The new policy will permit teams to wear such uniforms up to four times throughout a single season.

Thanks to the NFL's updated uniform policy, the Baltimore Ravens could wear Purple Rising or All-Black alternate jerseys four times per season.

For a long time, the NFL held the line against alternate uniforms and helmets. You could always predict what the teams would be wearing every Sunday, as

The NFL is reportedly amending its uniform policy for alternate jerseys, and it's about time the Bears brought back an old favorite.

Of course, with this news, there's likely one thing on the mind of the 12th Man: more opportunities to see the royal blue throwbacks in action! The NFL is updating its uniform policy to allow teams to wear throwback or alternate uniforms up to four times per season.