No other jersey in the NFL comes with a question attached. When someone sees a Taysom Hill jersey, the first thing they ask is which position he plays — and the honest answer is that New Orleans has used him at quarterback, tight end, running back, receiver and on special teams in the same season. This guide covers every No. 7 style in the shop, with sizing and care advice included.
| Version | Look | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black 2024 F.U.S.E. with 1-star C patch | Saints black body, gold numbers, captain's patch | $69.95 | The gameday default for most fans |
| White 2024 F.U.S.E. | White body with gold and black trim | $69.95 | Dome games, summer, lighter rotation |
| Olive Salute to Service | Olive drab body from the 2020-21 programme | $69.95 | Fans who want a colourway nobody else has |
| Arctic Camo 2024 Salute to Service | Winter camo body, muted numbering | $69.95 | Cold-weather games and quiet styling |
One number, five jobs
Hill went undrafted out of BYU in 2017 and took a couple of detours before he stuck in New Orleans, where the coaching staff worked out what to do with a former quarterback who runs like a fullback. The answer was everything: he has taken snaps at quarterback, lined up at tight end, carried the ball out of the backfield, split out as a receiver and covered kicks.
That versatility is why a No. 7 belongs in a Saints collection even though Drew Brees owns the passer era and Alvin Kamara owns the highlight reel. Hill is the player opposing coaches prepare for twice — once on offense, once on special teams. Our Alvin Kamara jersey guide and Derek Carr jersey breakdown cover the rest of the locker room.
Inside the Taysom Hill jersey collection
The black 2024 F.U.S.E. build with the captain’s patch is the one to buy first: an all-black body with gold numbering and a single-star "C" patch. A matching white 2024 F.U.S.E. version carries the same patch, and there is a plain white cut without it for the away look.
Then come the Salute to Service builds, the least predictable part of the range. The olive jerseys come from the 2020 and 2021 programme designs — a colour that appears nowhere else in a Saints wardrobe — and the 2024 Arctic Camo F.U.S.E. version is the coldest-weather option in the set.
If you want the plainest entry point, the 2020 white jersey is the simplest build here: white body, gold trim, No. 7, no patches — and the cheapest way to test the sizing before a second purchase.
Black, white, olive or camo: what to pick
Black first. It is the jersey the team wears most, it pairs with anything, and dark mesh hides the wear that bright jerseys show after a season of tailgates. Take white if you watch indoors and want something lighter — the white F.U.S.E. cut photographs better in a dome, and it works as a summer jersey in a way black never will.
Choose olive or camo only when you already have black or white. The olive Salute to Service jersey is a conversation piece, which is precisely what Hill’s career invites. Arctic Camo is the winter pick. For a division road game, our Mike Evans jersey guide covers the NFC South rival you will be sitting near.
Getting the fit right on a No. 7
These are stitched football jerseys cut for shoulder pads, so the chest and shoulders run wider than a T-shirt in the same letter. Order your normal shirt size for a fitted look, or one size up for the loose fit — which is also the right call if you plan to wear it over a jacket in December.
Women ordering the men’s builds should step down one size, and our women’s-cut jerseys run small, so those need one to two sizes up from a normal fit. Full chest and length measurements are on the size guide; measure a jersey you already own, laid flat, and match the numbers rather than the label.
How to keep patches and stitched numbers looking new
The captain’s patch and the Salute to Service detailing are the first things to suffer in a bad wash. Turn the jersey inside out, use cold water on a delicate cycle and keep detergent mild. Fabric softener dulls the twill, and a dryer is the fastest way to shrink the body and lift a patch edge. Air dry flat, out of direct sun.
Do not iron over the numbers or the patch. If it needs smoothing, iron from the inside on low heat with a cloth between iron and fabric. Store it folded rather than hanging by the collar — a heavy stitched jersey on a wire hanger will pull the neckline out of shape in one offseason.
Is a Taysom Hill jersey worth it? The short answer
A Taysom Hill jersey is worth buying if you want the most distinctive number in the New Orleans locker room rather than the most prolific one. Hill wears No. 7 for the Saints, the team he joined after going undrafted out of BYU in 2017, and he has played quarterback, tight end, running back, receiver and special teams in the same uniform — a range no other current player matches. The styles here all sit at one price: black or white 2024 F.U.S.E. builds, two of them with the captain's "C" patch, plus olive Salute to Service editions from 2020-21 and a 2024 Arctic Camo version. Buy the black patched build first, add olive if you are collecting, and check the size chart before ordering because football cuts run roomy. The black or white 2024 F.U.S.E. builds with the captain's patch are the safest first pick, and the olive and Arctic Camo Salute to Service jerseys are the ones to add later.
What number is Taysom Hill's jersey?
No. 7 for the New Orleans Saints, in black, white, olive and Arctic Camo in this collection.
Does Taysom Hill actually play multiple positions?
Yes. He has lined up at quarterback, tight end, running back, receiver and on special teams for New Orleans, which is why his jersey sells to fans of the whole team rather than one position.
Do the Saints jerseys run big or small?
Men's builds run roomy — take your T-shirt size for fitted, one size up for loose. Women's cuts run small, so take one to two sizes up from your normal fit.
Can I dry a stitched Saints jersey?
No. Air dry only. Heat from a tumble dryer shrinks the mesh and lifts the stitched numbers and the captain's patch.
Pick your colourway in the New Orleans Saints jersey collection, where every No. 7 build sits beside the rest of the roster. If you only ever buy one Saints jersey, make it the black patched version — it looks right in a stadium, at a watch party and on an ordinary Tuesday.
