Check out the gear the Falcons will wear on Super Bowl Media Day

We know the Atlanta Falcons will be wearing red jerseys when they take the field Sunday, Feb. 5, against the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.

On Monday, during the team's media day appearance in Houston, the team will be wearing specially designed shirts, jackets and hats fit for the occasion.

Nike has fashioned performance polo shirts and jackets bearing the team and Super Bowl logo.

The New Era caps also feature a liquid chrome Super Bowl side patch and provide a sneak peek to what will be next season’s official sideline cap.

The gear will be available at NFLshop.com or at the various pop-up NFL Shop's in Houston during Super Bowl week.

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