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.

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The Dallas Cowboys will open their first NFL game of November with the addition of a specialized helmet decal honoring Medal of Honor recipients. Every November, the NFL honors American military ...

But the NFL has decided to crack down on a helmet sticker the Dallas Cowboys had planned to wear this season, KDAF reports. It’s a sticker that simply reads “Arm In Arm”.

OXNARD, Calif. -- The Arm in Arm decal the Cowboys unveiled to open training camp won't be on their helmets when the club opens its preseason schedule Saturday at the Los Angeles Rams.

Dallas NFL Won't Let Cowboys Wear Helmet Decal Supporting Dallas Police By Brandon George - The Dallas Morning News • Published August 11, 2016 • Updated on August 11, 2016 at 5:55 pm ...

The Dallas Cowboys will not be permitted to place the "Arm in Arm" logo in support of Dallas-area police officers on their helmets during preseason or regular-season play in 2016.

The Cowboys will honor the Dallas Police officers who sacrificed their lives in the ambush by wearing decals on their helmets. The decal will feature a silver star and say "Arm In Arm." Cowboys ...

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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 ...