Dynasty

3-0 is a pretty nice place to be. I'm just glad the Dolphins aren't getting swept (AGAIN) by Buffalo.

I don't care if anyone is sold on Tua or not, I just really don't. He doesn't have to be frickin Mahomes. He's doing enough, with the biggest difference this time being that he has better weapons to throw to. That's all this fan can really ask for.

Yikes. That isn't a good look.

ASU football, or maybe the athletic program, have no clue what they're doing.

They were talking about next week's game in Miami "going to be a good one" and I'm just like, STFU Adam Schefter, just STFU.

Tannehill was never a good QB. He was largely poor in Miami because they couldn't build around him. He was less largely poor in Tennessee because they had a better team around him, but he's still largely poor. Getting rid of AJ Brown was probably not the best decision either.

Oh, the Bengals are in trouble.

I fully expected Miami to get blown out in that game because of their poor track record against the Ravens. Even with Lamar being the freak of nature he was, 6 TDs by Tua? WTF?

I would be pretty elated if the Dolphins beat NE, BAL, and PIT in the same season.

I can't believe they kept the orange in the logo. Ugh.

I actually expected them to switch to the alternate shark logo they debuted a few years ago (the one with the brush teeth). A little relieved they didn't.

Not liking the O's chances at the postseason. Shame... I know they got rid of some of their better players midseason and weren't expected to be in the Wild Card race, but I was really yearning for them to do more than just finish with a winning record. Too much to ask I guess.

Both cities seem to have very good followings in the WNBA and after the NHL expansions into those cities, they have the resources to make it happen.

I would be excited, especially if I'm in Seattle.

If they're dropping orange from the uniforms, then I can only assume it's gone from the logo as well.

Carolina should've never chosen red and black as their colors from Day 1. I don't know why they did (something about NC State?) but they had an opportunity to be different and create a standout identity.

The color diversity in the NHL is too small.

A region getting to have a bye for no apparent reason is not only stupid, but unfair. Hopefully they can do some adjustments to the bracket down the road.

That's a bummer... because I would've actually like things (offseason and trades) to have worked out for San Diego. They won't even have their most notable star for pretty much the rest of the season. They're totally gonna get swept by LA in the NLDS and then the big offseason question will be around Soto.

Disappointment is calling.

"Dark mode" usually means black, but alright. It's not like Miami hasn't used a black alt before so I really don't know what they think they can do to be any different.

Being neck and neck with the Cardinals going down the stretch will haunt the Brewers. Milwaukee needs to have at least a ten game lead ahead of them in the division in order to feel remotely safe. I know how this will play out.

I can't find a valid link for it, but I thought I remember seeing a stat of the Red Sox a while back, citing their tenure since 2003. I think it said they have spent the most money through payroll in the league since then, even more than the Yankees or Dodgers and I think I believe it. They've had a lot of star players play for them in the 2000's and 2010's, half of them performing well and the other being complete duds. It shows just how much money the team has had, but I think everyone knew that part. Still, it's a good summary of the team in the new millennia. Very up and down, but their money and spending at least made things happen for them.

Four World Series titles out of all of it is pretty hard to argue against or complain about.

I didn't know he was with the Dodgers when they were still in Brooklyn. The fact that he left ship with them to LA shows how big his connection is with the franchise.

Ross is dumb. I feel like the Dolphins have a pretty good front office, but the owner just wants to meddle into things and do it his way... despite there being others that know far more about how a football team should be ran. It could be worse though... like being the owner, president, and general manager worse. *wink*

Unlike the Steelers, I hope they partner with a local sponsor. Third party corporate stadium names tend to always suck, but I would think something that is close by and tolerated by the locals would be more accepted. It won't though because profit is key here, so it'll probably be named after some banking company based in Texas.

Fashion trend? Well, I must be outdated and need to get with the times because that's pretty new to me. 

I'd say Castillo is the best pitcher on the market, or at least the best one that was made available.

It's a nice addition. I don't expect Seattle to do anything in the playoffs if they make it, but damn I hope they make it.

Those Week 2 and 3 matchups for the Rams are gonna be rough, but we'll pull through.

That zigzag stitching on the Rams' nametag is still stupid, stupid, stupid. What's its purpose?!

Some of these teams probably are experimenting with the alternates just to add more ideas to a potential rebrand. The Patriots literally just promoted their previous alternate uniforms to primary status and called it a day, so it wouldn't surprise me to see teams like the Panthers, Texans, or Cardinals(?) do something similar.

It's like if a spaceship crashed into the Olympic Coliseum. That's what Soldier Field is.

No amount of add-ons or renovations are going to make me think otherwise.

CFB isn't meant to be competitive, not in the same sense as the pros. Few colleges dominate in recruiting while most may barely manage to get more than a top player. It's a good reason why we have divisions. Expanding the playoffs should happen, but at the same time, it will hardly make a difference. You'll still see the same teams in it more often than not.

I would say depending on the amount of power conferences we have in the future, have the winners of those conferences earn a bid while the other spots go to best GO5 school, along with the rest being determined by record and strength of schedule. With the B1G and SEC practically being Gods as of now, they'll likely be near-guaranteed to have an extra school in there.

That Cardinals concept actually isn't that bad. Dare I say good? Regarding the logo's face being the opening where the player's face is, it makes more sense in hindsight than having wings sprouting out your head (looking at the Eagles).