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The @acdc reference might be they're back in black. Maybe a 2001 logo return from the red white and blue? Would be cool to see an 8 team league be New York Hitmen, DC Defenders, Orlando Rage, Seattle Dragons, San Diego Demons, St. Louis BattleHawks, San Antonio Renegades, and Houston Roughnecks.

There's a rule in place that the road team has to agree to switch jerseys. LSU does it because they play only at night and that convinces road teams to agree.

I think it is a good idea. Gives every team their own moment.

Are they wearing two different colored pants?

They already have the three stars. Four more would be utterly confusing.

When judging Leagues, you have to do top to bottom and how many teams each has, not just the behemoths at the top. MLS really has every team capable of being within a year of contention for the title. Most leagues is a handful at the top that flip flop who wins it while the rest are just trying to avoid elimination.

It's balancing all four legs on one baseball bat.... Would've looked better without the rear claws on it. Also with the rear legs a few inches down to look like it's stepping up onto the bat.

The Browns didn't introduce orange pants with the new uniforms but had them the first year. So white pants can be added.

I'm shocked the Browns were able to go back mostly to their old set after the previous garbage. Small miracles. Maybe Washington can get some of their old style back in 5 years. And a eagles can get their Kelly Green without Nike vomiting something together.

And there's BROWNS fans that are arguing they should go after him to replace Baker... make it make sense

54 years, no host played in the Super Bowl. Now, back to back seasons....

I explained why he said it. The fact it's sudden death is OT. But for timing rules, that's the setup. It's a new half. In the regular season, it's not. Also goes until there's a winner. Another difference from the regular season.

Because, rules wise, other than timeouts, they are. The 5th quarter would play into the 6th quarter, but the 6th quarter would have a two minute warning and the end of the 6th quarter would be the end of a half. A new kickoff would happen to start the third OT (7th quarter) with the team that lost the OT coin flip choosing what to do with the ball.

Cincinnati giving up 9 sacks to the Chiefs is a blowout loss. Rams might be the only team to contest the Chiefs and that's only because it'll be a home game and enough LA wealth will buy up over priced tickets to make it somewhat of a home game for the Rams. 49ers? If they luck their way to the Super Bowl they better hope Cincy pulled the miracle because that's the only way they're going to have a chance to win a ring this year.

They're gonna let Brady Falconize them.

Clevejack.... The Rams were defending NFL champions when they moved to Los Angeles. Not sure how you can get any better than that.

Guess he's boycotting the Super Bowl after all.

That's not a bat swinging goat.... that's a sashaying goat giving a glance as it walks by.

Yupoong. Known for their NFL hats.

My favorite to least favorite Super Bowl matchup (uniforms notwithstanding) Bills-49ers (the SB the 90s never saw) Bengals-49ers (Because WTF not? 3rd Time) Bills-Rams (Back-to-back home teams in the Super Bowl) Chiefs-Bucs (SB Rematches, and Chiefs in third straight, not that fun) Bills-Packers Bills-Bucs (Does anyone really want to see the Bills play Brady again?) Chiefs-Packers (Super Bowl I rematch) Chiefs-Rams (ooh, the colors, also: back-to-back home teams in the SB) Chiefs-49ers (Again with a rematch a year later?) Titans-49ers Bengals-Rams (Home team? Nah. Cincy? Nah) Bengals-Bucs (80s poverty bowl) Bengals-Packers (Just, no) Titans-Bucs (SBXXXIV if the TB pass wasn't overturned and led to a TD) Titans-Rams (Oh hell no, for a lot of reasons; also SB XXXIV rematch) Titans-Packers (Primarily uniform here, just not liking it)

But it is. Old Browns fan here. The team was originally announced as the Baltimore Browns when the move was official. It was the leverage of Cleveland with their stadium lease and the NFL basically agreeing to give Cleveland a new team to end the threat of endless lawsuits that the deal to keep the name, colors, and history in Cleveland. This was before ANY games were played in Baltimore because Modell had no intention of giving up the name. In fact, Cleveland already approved the building of a new stadium before the Browns even finished playing in Cleveland. The argument modell used for moving them. Which is sad because the Browns were offered a chance to be part of the Gateway Complex, but didn't want to give up the stadium he controlled for $1/year. Only when he lost the Indians rent, revenue and corporate money followed to the new Jacobs Field did he panick and demand a new stadium for the Browns. The guy was a horrible businessman. Even after moving the team he still was forced to sell 99% of the team. And only kept the 1% so he could stiff someone else on money for a finders fee for helping to find a new owner.

Reminds me when the retaining wall at Three Rivers collapsed (forget if it was a Steelers or Pitt Panthers game

Could they possibly get away with the Springfield Homers? I imagine that's a lawsuit instantly. Not the same situation as the Isotopes being a gag that was adapted for real life. This is one of the main characters of a three decade long show tied to the show's setting. It is great, though. Maybe the Capital City Homers? Windy Apple Homers? Capital City Windy Apples?

For having the FlyBoys and Dough Boys, I was really hoping for the Danny Boys. Oh well. At least it's different.