Hey, guys, it’s your boy back at it again with another post. So, I was watching some NFL games recently, and I noticed something weird. A bunch of the coaches were wearing these brown hoodies. At first, I thought it was some kind of a new fashion trend or something. I mean, who am I to judge, right?
So, I started digging. I hit up Google, scrolled through some articles, and it turns out it’s not a fashion statement at all. It’s actually part of the NFL’s “Salute to Service” thing. Apparently, it’s this whole initiative the league does to honor military folks and their families. They do it around Veterans Day, which is November 11th. I had no idea! They’ve been doing this since 2011, which is pretty cool, I guess.
The Nitty-Gritty Details
- What I found out: The NFL teams up with the military every year.
- When: This happens mostly in November, especially from Week 10 to Week 12 of the NFL season.
- Why brown: At first, I was like, “Why brown?” But it makes sense. It’s kind of like camouflage, and it hides dirt and stains. You know, for when coaches are out there in the thick of it, running around and stuff.
So yeah, that’s the story behind the brown hoodies. I thought it was just some random thing, but it turns out it’s got a whole meaning behind it. Who knew, right? It’s kind of cool that they’re doing something to show support for the troops. Good on the NFL for that, I guess.
Anyway, that’s all I’ve got for today. I just wanted to share my little investigation with you all. Maybe you were wondering about the hoodies too, or maybe not. But hey, now you know. Catch you guys in the next one!