Dallas Cowboys Uniforms Changing In 2020-21
The Dallas Cowboys are making a slight modification to their team uniforms for the looming 2020-21 football season.
Although the Cowboys’ uniforms have not undergone any significant alterations in more than 55 years, that will soon change.
In 2020, the Cowboys will be celebrating their 60th anniversary. The team was established in 1960. As a result, the team will be commemorating the occasion by wearing a special patch on the front of the jerseys.
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Assuming there are no coronavirus-related delays, Dallas will kick its season off with an outing against the Los Angeles Rams on September 13.
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