ESPN Dallas: Cowboys have dress code for home games

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Nov 18
2:48
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By Calvin Watkins

IRVING -- Not only was there a dress code for road games, the Cowboys have one for home games as well.

Players are required to wear slacks, collared shirt and dress shoes for Sunday's game vs. the Detroit Lions at Cowboys Stadium.

And guess what? Cowboys officials are telling players not to wear sneakers and jeans to Arlington.

Read more: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowboys/post/_/id/4674665/cowboys-dress-code-for-home-games
 
ok discipline is a good thing. but how are u going to tell a grown man how to dress? i dont get it. so if they go with jeans and sneakers they wont play good?
 
WoodysGirl;3706383 said:
Nov 18
2:48
PM CT
By Calvin Watkins

IRVING -- Not only was there a dress code for road games, the Cowboys have one for home games as well.

Players are required to wear slacks, collared shirt and dress shoes for Sunday's game vs. the Detroit Lions at Cowboys Stadium.

And guess what? Cowboys officials are telling players not to wear sneakers and jeans to Arlington.

Read more: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/cowboys/post/_/id/4674665/cowboys-dress-code-for-home-games

Millions of Cowboys fans are going to be watching the Cowboys play the Lions on Sunday. A few though will be more worried about what the players are wearing than the game.

-Reality
 
LatinMind;3706391 said:
ok discipline is a good thing. but how are u going to tell a grown man how to dress? i dont get it. so if they go with jeans and sneakers they wont play good?

I'm a grown man, and the place I work has a dress code. That dress code helps build what is the culture at our office, and yes, that culture does have an impact on the way we work.

This team flat out stank it up for the first half of the season. Change is needed, and changes are being made. Maybe them dressing up a bit more will lend a little more respect for what they represent. I doubt it will make a difference for all of them, but I bet it impacts some. Perhaps a more professional dress code will lead to a bit more professionalism from the players. After all, this is the pro level.

BBQ
 
The NBA has a dress code for every player showing up to an NBA arena. I believe it is slacks and sport coat with a collared shirt.
 
Reality;3706394 said:
Millions of Cowboys fans are going to be watching the Cowboys play the Lions on Sunday. A few though will be more worried about what the players are wearing than the game.

-Reality

Those people wouldn't happen to be members of this forum would they? :D
 
BBQ101;3706399 said:
I'm a grown man, and the place I work has a dress code. That dress code helps build what is the culture at our office, and yes, that culture does have an impact on the way we work.

This team flat out stank it up for the first half of the season. Change is needed, and changes are being made. Maybe them dressing up a bit more will lend a little more respect for what they represent. I doubt it will make a difference for all of them, but I bet it impacts some. Perhaps a more professional dress code will lead to a bit more professionalism from the players. After all, this is the pro level.

BBQ
ok these guys work playing a game.

so now dallas played bad because they didnt dress in slack and dress shoes. if we only knew.
 
LatinMind;3706408 said:
ok these guys work playing a game.

so now dallas played bad because they didnt dress in slack and dress shoes. if we only knew.

Most people do know and do get it, you apparently do not.
 
Good for Jason

This a business, act like it. Most places of business have a dress code you need to follow.

I see nothing wrong with this at all and those thinking it's just about the threads cant be more wrong.

It's about following rules and taking pride in yourself and the product you represent.
 
easttxhorn;3706404 said:
The NBA has a dress code for every player showing up to an NBA arena. I believe it is slacks and sport coat with a collared shirt.

ok the nba makes the players stay in their suits courtside. did u see romo in a hat and tracksuit on the sideline this past weekend? whats the point?

it admirable but IMO its not needed.
 
LatinMind;3706415 said:
ok the nba makes the players stay in their suits courtside. did u see romo in a hat and tracksuit on the sideline this past weekend? whats the point?

it admirable but IMO its not needed.

If it helps alter the mind-set of the team, then it is needed.

Don't knock the details. Coaches use a lot of mundane (seemingly unnecessary things) to get their teams to focus on their job.
 
LatinMind;3706408 said:
ok these guys work playing a game.

so now dallas played bad because they didnt dress in slack and dress shoes. if we only knew.

These guys played bad because they gave up on their head coach and the way he led this team. A new coach has been named, and he is changing the way this team is run. Like I said, changes are being made, and I think they will have an impact on some of the players.

I never wrote, or even implied that they sucked this year solely because of the way they came dressed to the game. But you go ahead and read it anyway you want I guess.

BBQ
 
SDogo;3706413 said:
Good for Jason

This a business, act like it. Most places of business have a dress code you need to follow.

I see nothing wrong with this at all and those thinking it's just about the threads cant be more wrong.

It's about following rules and taking pride in yourself and the product you represent.

Hit the nail on the head. It's about being a professional, on and off the field. "Taking pride in yourself and the product you represent."
 
lol...the fans who only wear jeans and sneakers are all butthurt.
 
I think this comes down to entirely changing the mindset of this team and the way they conduct themselves.
 
LatinMind;3706415 said:
ok the nba makes the players stay in their suits courtside. did u see romo in a hat and tracksuit on the sideline this past weekend? whats the point?

it admirable but IMO its not needed.

The NFL requires players and coaches to be in sideline attire sponsored by NFL Equipment/Reebok during games.

It's not like the early 90s when Troy would be on the sidelines in literal street clothes when injured, like jeans and a polo shirt.
 
LatinMind;3706415 said:
ok the nba makes the players stay in their suits courtside. did u see romo in a hat and tracksuit on the sideline this past weekend? whats the point?

it admirable but IMO its not needed.

Boy: no money, no women, no clothes.

Man: know money, know women, know clothes.

Think back far in that Latin Mind of yours to an ol' Latin phrase: "Vestis virum reddit." It means the clothes make the man. It's true. Haven't you ever worn a suit and felt like a cool million dollars? It's all about getting these guys in the right mindset. That's what the suits are about.
 
The Emperor;3706437 said:
Boy: no money, no women, no clothes.

Man: know money, know women, know clothes.

Think back far in that Latin Mind of yours to an ol' Latin phrase: "Vestis virum reddit." It means the clothes make the man. It's true. Haven't you ever worn a suit and felt like a cool million dollars? It's all about getting these guys in the right mindset. That's what the suits are about.

There's nothing better than being finely dressed and getting compliments from the ladies.

I've been relegated to ACUs for the better part of 7 years, but I'm slowly but surely building up a wardrobe that a younger professional man should wear now that I'm assigned to an academic setting where the uniform is not required. When I put on some slick duds, women notice.
 
casmith07;3706439 said:
There's nothing better than being finely dressed and getting compliments from the ladies.

I've been relegated to ACUs for the better part of 7 years, but I'm slowly but surely building up a wardrobe that a younger professional man should wear now that I'm assigned to an academic setting where the uniform is not required. When I put on some slick duds, women notice.

The first thing I did when I got my stipend from my college in my first semester was go out and buy a suit. I went to S&K Menswear and they had a sale -- two suits for $250, I think. Anyway, I got a black pinstripe and a gray suit. It was a very wise investment because it makes me look serious and competent when I'm around people who could be my future employers.

Of course, being military like you are, they provide you a pretty stylin' suit to begin with that no tailor can emulate for a civilian like me.
 
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