The Cowboys will wear a helmet sticker saying “Gil” in honor of former executive Gil Brandt, who passed away August 31, for the home opener against the Jets. Brandt was 91.

The Dallas Cowboys have their home opener this coming Sunday against the New York Jets and when they take the field, they will be sporting a special helmet sticker to honor one of their team legends.

The Dallas Cowboys players are wearing a special Arm-in-Arm decal on their helmets during training camp. The decal represents the moment when Dallas police Chief David Brown joined Mayor Mike ...

Without Gil Brandt, there probably is no "America's Team." That's a sticking point for the Cowboys. The Dallas Cowboys are one of the most storied franchises in the NFL. With no shortage of elite ...

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The Cowboys actually did step forward onto the practice field in Oxnard, California arm-in-arm with the City of Dallas, walking out with Dallas mayor Mike Rawlings onto the field.

The Dallas Cowboys’ plan to wear helmet decals honoring the city’s five slain police officers during preseason and regular-season games has been turned down by the NFL.

The Dallas Cowboys will not be allowed to wear a helmet decal supporting Dallas police after the NFL rejected the team's petition, reportsThe Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Cowboys vice president ...

Instead of the old-school blue star, the new Arctic helmets are white with the current logo featured along with blue and white striping. The news means the Cowboys will have a total of three ...

Although he's retired from football, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce remains a very active hater - particularly when it comes to the Dallas Cowboys.

The Cowboys will wear a new white helmet featuring the traditional star logo on the side and an all-white facemask. Dallas will pair their white throwback jerseys and white pants with the new helmet.