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2. Browns reveal alternate white helmets to be worn for first ...

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   The league's new alternate helmet rule is paving the way for more nostalgia. Browns reveal alternate white helmets to be worn for first time in over 70 years Skip to main content

3. Browns to wear alternate white helmets three times in 2023 - AOL

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   Jul. 18—The Browns' new look in 2023 is going to be an old look from when they were one of the best teams in football 75 years ago. The Browns will wear white helmets and throwback white jerseys ...

4. Browns' alternate helmet less colorful than regular one. But ...

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   The Cleveland Browns will remain the only NFL team with no logo on their helmets, even when they're wearing the alternate versions, which are all white. Browns' alternate helmet less colorful than ...

5. Logos and uniforms of the Cleveland Browns - Wikipedia

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   1947 – The Browns tweaked their white jerseys, dropping the drop shadows along the numbers. The stripes on the brown socks were inverted to three orange and two white stripes. [2] [4] 1950 – The Browns started wearing orange leather helmets, but switched back to white helmets after only four weeks. They wore orange helmets for the 1951 ...

6. Cleveland Browns - Wikipedia

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   The club unveiled a new uniform design for the 2020 season. The new uniform design pays homage to the Browns' classic uniform design from years past. [102] [103] In 2023, the Browns introduced new "White Out" uniforms, an all-white uniform, featuring a white helmet, that will be worn during select home games.

7. Protective equipment in gridiron football - Wikipedia

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   The first in-helmet radio transmitter was invented in 1956 by John Campbell and George Sarles, who approached then-Cleveland Browns owner Paul Brown to install a radio inside quarterback George Ratterman's helmet. It only resulted in game time interference, and was outlawed by then-NFL commissioner Bert Bell after only three preseason games. [4]