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Cowboys make shocking error on retro Super Bowl shirt at training camp

Originally posted on Dallas Cowboys on SI
By Matthew Schmidt | Last updated Jul 22, 2025 1:38 PM ET

The Dallas Cowboys have not won a Super Bowl in 30 years. Heck, they also haven't made it to an NFC Championship Game since then, either.

That's why the Cowboys' 1995-96 Super Bowl campaign is so heavily cherished among Dallas fans, and now, we are at the three-decade anniversary of it.

To commemorate the championship, the Cowboys have released a couple of t-shirts at the start of training camp.

But there is a pretty egregious problem with one of them. See if you can catch it.

Some vintage Dallas Cowboys shirts at training camp pic.twitter.com/tRmSY8iL9Y
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Notice the shirt on the left. Jimmy Johnson is pictured in the center...even though he and the Cowboys parted ways two years earlier. The correct coach is Barry Switzer, who took over for Johnson in '94 and then led Dallas to a title the following year.

Johnson famously had a rough relationship with owner Jerry Jones, this even though he led the Cowboys to back-to-back Super Bowl championships during the 1992-93 and 1993-94 campaigns. Who could forget Jones saying that any coach could have led Dallas to a title?

Well, apparently, the Cowboys themselves may have forgotten based on the t-shirt.

Heck, if anyone should be angriest, it's Switzer, who was robbed of wardrobe immortality here (I mean, Dallas can just fix the mistake it made by releasing a correct t-shirt though, right?).

It hasn't exactly been a fun couple of days for Cowboys fans, who now see their best player in Micah Parsons at war with the front office and now have to deal with the fact that their beloved franchise apparently doesn't even know anything about its own history.

On the bright side, Dallas did open training camp on Tuesday, so it's time for Cowboys fans to start looking forward to what is hopefully a much more successful campaign than last year.

They should probably fix the shirt, though.

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