This past weekend had me missing the old days of coats and ties.

[my2¢]

It would also be nice if my Browns and Cardinals had a combined wins total that was greater than 22 individual teams in the league.

 

[toobfreak]

This past weekend had me missing the old days of coats and ties.​

Actually, I think the NFL had a thing going on this week where all the head coaches wore that same shirt. Some teams also wore special uniforms.

 

[1srelluc]

I would have took one look at that mess and asked, "what's the fine for not wearing it?".

 

[Concerned American]

Actually, I think the NFL had a thing going on this week where all the head coaches wore that same shirt. Some teams also wore special uniforms.

Yeah, the NFL has introduced 'rivalry' uniforms this year and the teams only wear them against a 'rival' of their choice.

'Rivalries' uniforms revealed: Unique jerseys for Bills, Cards, Dolphins, 49ers, Jets, Pats, Rams, Seahawks

 

[Rocko]

The NBA coaches used to dress sharp. Remember Pat Riley?

 

[Concerned American]

The NBA coaches used to dress sharp. Remember Pat Riley?

And Tom Landry and Bill Walsh.

 

[my2¢]

Hank Stram was the NFL's spiffy dresser icon during his head coaching days with the Chiefs & Saints. Now concerning Tom Landry from the Washington Post...

Hank Stram, the spiffy little dude who coaches the New Orleans Saints, has consented to reveal what he will wear on the sideline for the opening game of the regular season, against Green Bay, in the Superdome.

Stram's wardrobe has become a subject of more than usual significance since it has been reported in the media that he has a challenger to the Beau Brummel of pro football coaches, Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys.

On a sidenote regarding the Chiefs, I remember the outcry when the Chiefs moved into Arrowhead Stadium with its artificial turf. The groundskeeping crew at Kansas City Municipal Stadium were the tops and their natural grass field was the envy of fans throughout the league.