The Cleveland Browns will wear a different colored helmet for the first time in over 70 years. They’ll sport white alternate helmets for three games this season: ◽️Week 2 at the Steelers ◽️Week 6 vs. the 49ers ◽️Week 17 vs. the Jets More:
“We’re super fired up and really excited to have this opportunity to wear an alternate helmet,” Browns executive vice president and partner JW Johnson said.
“We decided to go with the white helmet for a couple reasons — it harkens back to our past, and a lot of our greatest players wore white helmets. We also heard from our fans that it was the direction they wanted. We always want to continue having great fan interaction and deliver for them as much as we possibly can.”
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