Three hundred and six days.

That's how long it's been since the Eagles wore white jerseys in a non-preseason game. I can't ever remember a streak that long. To put it into context, the time between Carson Wentz's season-ending knee injury and his return to action against the Colts was 294 days.

Before every Eagles game, home and away, I walk into the Eagles' locker room to take some photos of the jerseys on display to share with the fans on social media. During each of the six games this season, I've walked in thinking, "Maybe today is the day for white jerseys," only to once again see midnight green in every locker.

And there's good reasoning for why it's been all green to this point. Of course, the Eagles typically wear green at home, with an exception being warmer games played in September. The Eagles' three home games to this point have been a prime-time game with the Falcons, a rainy affair with the Colts, and a mild 4:25 p.m. game against Minnesota. There were no real opportunities to wear white there.

On the road, the Eagles have played in Tampa Bay, Nashville, and New York. Back in Week 2 against Tampa, the Buccaneers decided to wear white at home, a fairly common move by teams wanting to wear light colors to stay cool in the Florida heat. In Nashville, the game-time temperature was 80 degrees, and the Titans chose to wear white. Then in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Giants wore their all-white throwback alternates, so the Eagles once again sported midnight green.

Upon researching the Eagles' uniform trends, I was surprised to find that the Eagles have worn their standard road uniforms (white jerseys, green pants) just once since January 1, 2017. White-on-green was the uniform combo for Nick Foles' first start of 2017, when the Eagles defeated the Giants 34-29.

In my last Off the Beat column, I wrote about an Eagles fashion trend, namely what kind of headwear Doug Pederson sported during games and how they correlated with success. Right on cue, the Eagles snapped an undefeated streak the very next game. Still, I will not be deterred. I will use this column to examine how the Eagles have fared in each of their different uniform combos since Doug Pederson and Carson Wentz came to town.