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  1. No, bulls horns typically point forward (charging)
  2. They did, but the media guide seems to show a filtered white uniform
  3. I was just telling a group chat I am in that this year is wild, I can't keep track.
  4. I do recall some Majestic player tees having the textured numbers as well, maybe around the 2013-2014 timeframe.
  5. Interesting nugget I came across recently. This is a relatively new style of hat. Fansedge/Fanatics has every team shows but one, which is Houston. In a sponsored ad, I happen to come across the Houston version and it's red centric. Texans hat Fansedge Gallery of the hat model Might be nothing, but could be hinting at that red-forward identity coming soon. Could also be nothing since the Jets hat uses the assumed old logo.
  6. Its very likely. The Patriots wordmark change from the cursive one to the block one on the jersey in 2015-2019 before the current unis released in 2020.
  7. It's actually reminiscent of an infrequently used Jaguars alternate logo from 1999-2012.
  8. Ah yeah, thats right. Yankees and Detroit have navy jerseys this spring that wont be worn in the regular season, so I guess I'm surprised the Phils didnt keep the red around for that reason.
  9. I've noticed that the Phillies have been wearing their home whites and road grays a lot more than usual this spring.
  10. Locking the 2023 thread, 2024 thread is linked below.
  11. Yeah, they really need to use that "market" term correctly. Orlando's market population should be 2mil+. Jacksonville is at least 1.5mil. Atlanta was clearly ignored. They must've used Duluth, GA as the city "market"
  12. Yes the rules are a bit restrictive, but straight from the Bruins site... "Exceptions will be made for diaper bags, breast pump bags, bags needed for medical purposes"
  13. It looks like 1993 was the last time the NFL had two bye weeks (16 games over 18 weeks). There were 28 teams (pre Jacksonville, Carolina, new Cleveland, and new Houston). I havent seen a set list of who had bye weeks.
  14. I don't think its been confirmed, but why would they jam all teams two bye weeks into the current 9 week period (currently weeks 5-14, week 8 had no bye weeks in 2023)? I could see them making the bye week period a little longer, maybe even having two "sections" so bye weeks aren't too close and each team has one in the first part and one in the second part. Maybe even a rule stating the two bye weeks could be no less than "x" weeks apart. I'm no lawyer, but I would have to think that the broadcast contracts have clauses built in about adding more games to the schedule as a cause for renegotiation or specific stipulations. The league added an extra game 2 years ago without major hiccups.
  15. A normal by week in 2023 had between 2 and 6 teams off in 2023 between weeks 5 and 14 (4 weeks had 4 teams, 2 weeks had 2 and 2 weeks had 6). This means at worst a week had no fewer than 13 games played. You'd also be adding 16 additional "betting events" for gambling partners with an extra week.
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