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Name: NFL Dallas Cowboys Print Legging For Women
SKU: ZSY_NFL_Dallas_Cowboys_Print_Legging_For_Women_v1
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Women’s NFL Team Logo Ladies Leggings

Officially Licensed
All-over tea-colored design
Team logo and(or) team name design
Four-way stretch fabric
85% Polyester/ 15% Elastane

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SKU: ZSY_NFL_Dallas_Cowboys_Print_Legging_For_Women_v1 Category: NFL Gear Tag: NFL Legging

NFL Performance Leggings for Workout/Fitness/Sports

Show off your NFL team pride while you work out in these Performance Leggings. The flatlock stitching and blend of polyester and spandex fabric deliver a comfortable fit for all-day wear. Featuring mesh inserts at the back of the knees and moisture-wicking Dri-FIT technology, these leggings will keep you feeling cool and dry. Whether cheering from the stands or running errands around town, these sleek and comfortable leggings are the perfect way to show some NFL team spirit while repping the NFL in style.

National Football League Logos

The National Football League got underway in 1920 when it was known as the American Professional Football Association and began with 11 teams. Despite only 4 teams being able to finish the season the league kept going and continued to expand and contract wildly over that first decade. In 1922, the APFA was re-named as the National Football League.

Only a few franchises from those early seasons still exist today, the Chicago (now Arizona) Cardinals and Decatur Staleys (now Chicago Bears) were both teams in that inaugural season, the Green Bay Packers joined the APFA for their sophmore season in 1921. The New York Giants are the only other current-day franchise to particiate in that first decade, joining in 1925.

In 1966 the NFL announced they had reached a merger deal with the competing American Football League which would also establish a single “World’s Championship Game” which would later officially be known as the Super Bowl. In 1970, the NFL and AFL completed their merger with the AFL teams forming the new American Football Conference and the existing NFL teams going to the National Football Conference.