Patriots Rumored to Bring Back '90s Throwback Jerseys for Cowboys Game
By Jerry Trotta
If you didn't already have your calendars circled for 4:25 p.m. ET on Nov. 24, then you need to get your ducks in a row.
Why do we say this? Because the New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys, arguably the NFL's two best teams through the first two weeks of the 2019 campaign, are set to square off at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.
What makes the captivating showdown all the more alluring is the rumor that the Pats are planning to bring back their 1990's throwback jerseys for the game.
Our Inside source confirms with that the Patriots will be wearing their 90s royal blue jerseys vs the Cowboys on November 24th. First time they will wear those jerseys in 20 years. pic.twitter.com/lxxzlSmQ7Y
— RideTheWave NFL (@RideTheWaveNFL) September 18, 2019
It goes without saying that New England flaunts one of the league's most dull and unspectacular threads. In hindsight, it's a sharp compilation of colors, but the dark shade of blue doesn't necessarily pop off the screen.
HOWEVER, when you add a little bit of royal blue to the mix, the entire scheme changes. Just ask Hall of Fame defensive back Ty Law, who is oozing confidence and dripping swag in the throwback photo's.
Hearing rumors that the Patriots will be wearing their 90s blue jerseys against the Cowboys on 11/24.? pic.twitter.com/oSpZRnDsW5
— Addicted to Helmets (@addicted2helmet) September 18, 2019
Not only does the matchup promise to be a real crackerjack, but Tom freaking Brady is also going to be dressed to the nines.
What more need be said?