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Discus Athletic - Size L - Deadstock

Vintage 1993 Dallas Cowboys NFL Crewneck – Thick Cotton – USA Made

Vintage 1993 Dallas Cowboys NFL Crewneck – Thick Cotton – USA Made

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Vintage 1993 Dallas Cowboys sweatshirt with Discus Athletic label. Made in USA.

📢STORY TIME📢
The Dallas Cowboys' 1993 season was a rollercoaster of chaos, grit, and glory. It began with the holding out of Emmitt Smith, which led to an 0–2 start and locker room tensions so high that Charles Haley nearly exploded. Jerry Jones eventually signed Smith, and the move paid off handsomely. Emmitt led the league in rushing, won the NFL MVP, the Super Bowl MVP, and led Dallas to its fourth Lombardi Trophy. With the "Triplets" (Smith, Aikman, Irvin) in top form, Dallas won nine of their next 11 games. Not even Leon Lett's famous Thanksgiving gaffe could stop them.

The defining moment of the season came in the final game against the Giants: Smith played with a dislocated shoulder, posted 229 total yards, and led Dallas to an overtime victory, earning the running back title and home-field advantage in the playoffs.

In the postseason, the Cowboys defeated the Packers, swept the 49ers, and faced the Bills in Super Bowl XXVIII. Trailing at halftime, the defense and Emmitt himself took control. The final score: 30–13. The Cowboys became the only team in NFL history to win a Super Bowl after starting 0–2.

Behind the scenes, however, tensions were mounting. Two months later, Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones parted ways, bringing an era to a close just as the dynasty was at its peak. Dallas would win again in '95, but 1993 remains the pinnacle: a season of pain, power, and unforgettable heart.

Cut

Suggested size: L
Label size: XL

Measures:
Length - 70cm
Shoulders - 63cm
Sleeves-57cm
Width-63cm 📏

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  • Deadstock : Like-new condition, no defects. Fabrics and trim are practically new.
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Story Time

📖 Dallas Cowboys 90s: Boys Will Be Boys by Jeff Pearlman 📖

Published in 2008, Boys Will Be Boys by Jeff Pearlman takes the reader inside the Dallas Cowboys locker room during their most unforgettable era. Led by stars like Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin, and Deion “Prime Time” Sanders, the Cowboys dominated the field throughout the 1990s, winning three Super Bowls in four years and earning the title “America's Team.”

Behind the scenes, however, the reality was a wild and out-of-control party, fueled by egos, drugs, and excess. Michael Irvin and Nate Newton were at the forefront, making headlines for their outrageous behavior. But perhaps the most controversial figure was defensive end Charles Haley, known for his outlandish antics and harassment incidents that made him a divisive figure even within the locker room.

In his book, Pearlman also offers a close-up look at quarterback Troy Aikman's leadership and the influence of head coach Jimmy Johnson, who turned a blind eye to the chaos as long as the team continued to win. The book recounts how Johnson transformed the Cowboys from a losing team to a true NFL powerhouse and his inevitable clash with owner Jerry Jones, a clash between two gigantic egos.

The team's decline began under Barry Switzer, whose coaching stint has been described as the beginning of the end for that wild dynasty.