Coaches use to dress better on the sidelines
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Don didn't exactly wear a suit and tie.
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I believe NFL rules require head coaches to wear officially licensed gear on the side lines. Hence, no more suits and lots of sweatshirts.
Harold Jackson
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Didn't wear capris either lol.
Yes, not every coach wore a suit.
But today's coaches don't even look like they are trying.
I don't wear a suit. Never have. No point in doing buttons and a tie every day.
I don't know how to tie a tie.
But make an effort not to look like a ball boy
Harold Jackson
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Believe it or not styles have changed since the 70s. That would be like comparing the 70s to the 1920s for reference
This was the peak of fashion and humanity for that matter
What about your favorite teams coach, Harold??
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no, but he didn't look like hobo from south beach after an all night drinking and drug bender either.
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It was the NFL realizing product placement increased sales.
Old video of the Bills- Oilers game. On Bills sidelines, there were like 5 or 6 different styles of caps the players wore. Now it's all regulated and every one wears the same pro-army or pro- homo rainbow NFL official caps.
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Obviously calculated move. Best coach in the league dresses like all poor Americans. So they feel associated with him. Meanwhile he's got millions and a 20 something wife. Like arranged marriages of royalty, through the agesWhat about your favorite teams coach, Harold??
Do better. Notice the date?
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Yeah khakis ans a collared shirt is horrible.
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Lol excuse me? It's called a joke. That's not "hate speech"
seriously, don't even go there.