It’s not like the Dallas Cowboys wore green or bright orange Thursday night against the Tennessee Titans. The uniform they wore was familiar.
But it was a first for a franchise that takes its uniform very seriously.
The cowboys came out in white jerseys and white helmets. It’s similar to the throwback look they like to wear on Thanksgiving, but it was the first time the cowboys wore a white helmet with their normal star on it, according to helmet history.
The Cowboys wore a white version of their classic helmet Thursday night. (` Photo/Mark Zaleski)
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons (11) signs autographs before Thursday’s game. (` Photo/Chris Carlson)
Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys watches from the tunnel before a game against the Tennessee Titans. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
It was sharp but a bit shrill. The Cowboys unveiled their “Arctic” uniforms in the off-season, and it’s looking good. Still, there are certain uniforms in sports that you really shouldn’t mess around with too much. There aren’t many of those iconic, timeless uniforms in the NFL, but the Cowboys have one.
What do we think of the cowboys’ all-white “arctic” look, yes or no?
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