One of the defining characteristics of Oregon football for the past decade has been annihilating opponents and looking good while doing so. 

In honor of The Uniform Craze That Revolutionized College Football, an NBC Sports NW podumentary on the Sports Uncovered podcast feed, we're going to break down the 25 best uniform combinations in Oregon football since January 1st, 2010. 

Now, this is not a definitive list obviously with Oregon having hundreds of uniform combinations, but these were the ones that stuck out.

If you disagree with any, feel free to tell us your favorites on Twitter by tweeting us @NBCSNorthwest!

Let's go.

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To open Pac-12 play in 2016, the Ducks dressed up as, well Ducks: an orange facemask as a beak, white helmets for the head, green body, white pants for the bottom, and orange socks/shoes for the legs.

While gimmicky, it was neat to wear for a game. 

Oregon ended Mack Brown's tenure at Texas while debuting a brand new shoulder wing and apple-green that would become iconic.

While the Ducks did lose this game which may have kept them out of the National Championship, the uniform game was slick. 

After wearing all-white against USC the previous season, Oregon brought out all-black kits with silver wings when hosting them in Autzen. 

Lacking a true black jersey in 2019, the Ducks instead wore nightmare green.

This entry is the uniform combination against Utah in the Pac-12 Championship game last December where it was all dark colors. 

When hosting Washington State, the Ducks maximized the nightmare green by adding splashes of yellow to make the uniforms really pop. 

The Ducks wore a slick look of matching green and white when traveling to Seattle in 2015.

They left having won the program's 12th consecutive game against Washington. 

Oregon wore lightning yellow when hosting Tennessee from the SEC, although to the Volunteers it probably looked like flashes of yellow due to how often the Ducks ran by them en route to the endzone. 

Oregon ran with the idea of wearing all white in the team's marquee road game in 2015 using the fighting duck variant to great effect.

If only Vernon Adams had hit Byron Marshall on that streak with under two minutes left, however. If so, maybe these are higher with a better feeling attached to them. 

The black and yellow just goes so well together. 

Add in the silver winged helmets and you have a quite a combination. 

These uniforms were clean and an interesting take on the Storm Trooper look adding gray rather than full white. 

If Oregon had won this game, this jersey would be worn by every resident in Eugene proudly. 

After minimizing the number sizes from 2018, the new era of Oregon football has a signature look under Mario Cristobal. 

As a sucker for white uniforms, I dig a good road jersey.

In 2019, Oregon wore white uniforms with green trim, pants, and helmets against Stanford and looked great while doing it.

A nice mix of traditional while pushing the envelope. 

Jumpman Jumpman them boys up to something.

The only Oregon uniforms to Jordan brand, rather than Nike branded, have to be on the list.

Also props for being the only modern Oregon jersey that looks good if a fan wears it rather than looking like a practice jersey. 

In 2014 the Ducks celebrated Breast Cancer Awareness month by putting on the best uniforms in program history with pink on them. 

This wouldn't be the last time the Ducks wore uniforms spreading awareness for cancer. 

Oregon used the Fighting Duck variant of their uniforms when hosting Georgia State in 2015.

This season's version of the all-yellow uniforms with black trim was one of the best yet. 

The Ducks allowed three kids diagnosed with cancer to design uniforms for a home game, which ended up being hosting Nebraska in 2017. 

The result was fire. 

Oregon once again wears all-yellow for their largest home game of the season and it's never looked better than when the Ducks hosted Michigan State in 2014. 

While not the result from the game Ducks fans desired, Nike pulled out the stops for Oregon's marquee matchup to open up the 2011 football season.

Nike kept the framework from the controversial 2011 National Championship jerseys with the highlighter look but perfected it with a darker color scheme. 

Between the helmets, black jerseys, silver wings, and yellow trim these uniforms were dynamite.

Didn't hurt we watched Stanford get blown out while Oregon wore them either. 

The standard Oregon green jersey is always a beauty, but the chrome helmets sold the entire look. 

"It was just wow and I think it complemented what Oregon was about at that time, which was speed and explosiveness," said Oregon legend Joey Harrington. 

"I'll never forget De'Anthony Thomas taking that, breaking down the sideline right in front of us and you just saw this blur of chrome going by and was like, yep. I think I'm going to like these."

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Oregon keeping with the stormtrooper theme against Washington in 2014, this time with a yellow facemask which was a nice addition. The look was done slightly better two years prior, however. 

The 2012 variant of the Stormtrooper, all-white uniforms when Oregon stormed LA are classic.

Once again, the Ducks kept on the tradition of all-white for their largest road game and showed out with Kenjon Barner running for a career-high 321 yards to come away with the victory.  

The all-white Storm Trooper look was perfected in 2019 when Oregon traveled up to Seattle, with the helmet selling the entire look. 

Wide receiver Mycah Pittman even picked these as his favorite uniforms of his freshman season. 

For the 20th anniversary of The Pick, Oregon decided to rub salt in the wounds of Huskies fans by wearing 1994 throwback uniforms against Washington in Autzen Stadium in 2014. 

Watching the Huskies get throttled by Oregon once again, especially in these beauties, was one to remember. 

Arguably the best Oregon Ducks victory in program history also has the Ducks wearing the best uniforms in its program history.

The green-on-green, slick look in the Rose Bowl was so clean, if Oregon ever stops innovating the uniforms they could wear these each Saturday with no disappointment from the fanbase.