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NFL Thanksgiving games are synonymous with the holiday. Here are five traditions that relate to the day.
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These games have a long tradition of wearing throwback uniforms.
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Although not required, many teams have worn alternate or throwback uniforms every year since 2001.
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Retro Uniforms The award, which is a turkey leg, was created by John Madden in 1989. This tradition is now a part of the NFL's annual season.
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The Turkey Leg Award The Lions host the match, and the player who plays in it donate to The United Way.
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Charity The Lion Players donates to The United Way charity, The Dallas Cowboys make the same donation to The Salvation Army.
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Three Thursday games The Cowboys and Lions host teams from 1966 as part of the Thanksgiving tradition. In 2006, a third prime-time game also was introduced.
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John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration The NFL renamed the Thanksgiving games the John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration in 2022 to honour John Madden, the NFL's broadcaster and HC.
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