Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz reported Monday the NFL is altering its uniform policy to allow teams to wear their throwback and alternate jerseys more often in the future. The new policy will permit teams to wear such uniforms up to four times throughout a single season.

The NFL is listening to its fans, its teams and its players when it comes to uniforms. On Monday at the annual league meetings, the league informed NFL team owners that their clubs could wear their throwback or alternate jerseys up to four times in a 17-game regular season.

The NFL voted to update its uniform policy at the league meetings in Palm Springs on Monday, allowing its clubs to wear throwback or alternate jerseys up to four times per season. Previously, teams only had that opportunity on three occasions each year.