For those interested...
Week 2 (at PHI)
Week 4 (at NO)
Week 10 (at TB)
Week 11 (at MIA)
Seems like a lot. Too many teams have ripped off our "wear white at home" style.
For those interested...
Week 2 (at PHI)
Week 4 (at NO)
Week 10 (at TB)
Week 11 (at MIA)
Seems like a lot. Too many teams have ripped off our "wear white at home" style.
For those interested...
Week 2 (at PHI)
Week 4 (at NO)
Week 10 (at TB)
Week 11 (at MIA)
Seems like a lot. Too many teams have ripped off our "wear white at home" style.
I think it is more of the blue jersey curse than that.
You do not see the Eagles wear white at home often, neither do the Saints. The Florida teams do but usually in the first few weeks of the season when dark colors attract more heat.
I don't think there is a team, coaching staff, or player in the league that legitimately believes in a 'blue jersey curse'.
Not now, but you better believe they did back in the 1970s and 1980s.
These days, I think teams recognize the Cowboys as a draw and realize they can sell more white jerseys if it is announced in advance.
USC and UCLA do this (color on color) and I think it looks great.
It looks even better when USC wins.....
This works best if one team has a light primary color and the other team has a dark primary color. Both teams in dark jerseys or both teams in light jerseys is a bit too much for me.
New Orleans wearing white at home?
This made me think?
So, and this might be wrong...but are you saying that if the Cowboy play the Giants, fans in NY know that the Cowboy are going to wear white or blue that they will buy more jerseys?
I think it is more of the blue jersey curse than that.
You do not see the Eagles wear white at home often, neither do the Saints. The Florida teams do but usually in the first few weeks of the season when dark colors attract more heat.
I'm a huge fan of our away jerseys.
Eagles usually play almost half their schedule in white unis at home due to the humidity. This has been the case for awhile.
New Orleans wearing white at home?