The Dallas Cowboys will not be permitted to place the "Arm in Arm" logo in support of Dallas-area police officers on their helmets during preseason or regular-season play in 2016.

The Dallas Cowboys’ plan to use a helmet decal as a tribute to the five police officers killed in last month's attack was denied by the NFL, according to a published report.

The Cowboys will not be allowed to wear a helmet decal in honor of police officers that were killed in Dallas back in July. The NFL rejects the team’s position to display the decal – even for ...

The Dallas Cowboys asked the NFL if the team could wear decals honoring the fallen members of the Dallas Police Department and the NFL, unsurprisingly, said no. . When training camp opened in ...

OXNARD, Calif. -- The Arm in Arm decal the Cowboys unveiled to open training camp won't be on their helmets when the club opens its preseason schedule Saturday at the Los Angeles Rams.

The NFL denied the Dallas Cowboys’ request to wear a decal on their helmets during the season that would have paid tribute to the five police officers killed last month in an ambush.

An "arm in arm" decal is affixed to a Dallas Cowboys helmet at the NFL football team's training camp Saturday, July 30, 2016, in Oxnard, Calif.

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The Dallas Cowboys will not be allowed to wear a helmet decal supporting Dallas police after the NFL rejected the team's petition, reportsThe Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Cowboys vice president ...

DALLAS — There's nothing flashy about the Dallas Cowboys' star logo. And yet, it still manages to represent the franchise's decades of glitz and glam, Super Bowl wins and all the pomp and ...