It looks like the Browns aren't down unveiling new uniforms just yet.

Four months after introducing the world to a new game uniform, the team unveiled a new practice uniform this week -- A digital camo uniform.

That's a lot of flames, so you know the jerseys are hot.

According to the team's official website, the camo practice uniforms came together as part of a secret offseason project by coach Mike Pettine.

Pettine wanted to honor the military and was first looking at green camo uniforms, before finally deciding to go with something closer to team colors.

The Browns unveiled camo practice jerseys this week. (ClevelandBrowns.com)
The Browns unveiled camo practice jerseys this week. (ClevelandBrowns.com)

The new practice uniforms won't be worn by everyone, either: The camo jerseys are handed out based on how the offense and defense perform in the final drill of the day.

If the offense wins, then they get to wear camo the next day. If the defense wins, they get to wear it. 

So far, the Browns seem to be enjoying their new camo uniforms.

They can block in them. 

They can kick in them. 

This one went a bit wide left...

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And they can even sit in them. 

Meet Dylan Wynn today #Browns #trainingcamp #Cleveland #dylanwynn

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Fans seem to love the new look, which is actually bad news because according to NFL rules, the team won't be allowed to sell the jerseys, meaning the Browns won't be getting any money from the guy below. 

On the other hand, this is all good news for Josh Gordon because the Browns practice jerseys now match his car.