Dynasty

I haven't been watching the Dolphins closely since they loss to Indy several weeks ago. Happy to see they beat Baltimore because that team has always dominated Miami. We literally have had more success against New England and Pittsburgh in the last ten years, which says something.

The NBA doesn't need another Donald Sterling. Get this guy out of Phoenix (and the league).

I don't know how fans in the area will react if it's a permanent name change. I've lived pretty close to the Baysox for over 20 years and they've been known as that for even longer. The logos could use an update though.

I would be somewhat disappointed if he did. Not only would Miami be giving up a ton, they would have a potential criminal commanding the offense and I don't know if I can fully root for a team that has that. The best case scenario would've been to have Tua actually turn out well, but from what I've heard, Flores doesn't trust him enough and was actually against drafting him. I don't know, I just want my team to have a good QB for once, but I don't think I like this way of doing it.

Imagine getting practically a free SNF win at home, with your team being talked about and promoted as if they're "actually not a bad team."

Gruden was mediocre and being let go should've went beyond these allegations. Hopefully they can move on from their (mostly) mediocre quaterback.

The Steelers could potential finish last in their division for the first time in... what, 30 years? EDIT: Just looked it up; their last last place finish was in 1988. Damn.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32277782/miami-dolphins-qb-tua-tagovailoa-placed-injured-reserve-fractured-ribs-source-says I'm really starting to doubt the Dolphins' decision on the 5th pick in the 2020 Draft. We aren't even two years in, but all we've gotten has been inconsistency and injury. I'm not going to call Tua a bust now because as mentioned, Year Two has just started. It's still going to make me think "what could've been." Maybe I'm being impatient idk. Hopefully Miami is at least at .500 when he comes back.

I love the Avs' shade of blue, but those roads have too much. Do I actually miss the black...?

I'm happy to see Tyrod Taylor start again, even if it's for a bad football team. Hopefully he can go longer than just a few games.

I saw highlights of the Bills-Bears game. Not a big fan of the white facemasks and as much as I don't like grey facemasks, they should've stayed. I don't see why they couldn't have moved to blue ones.

That logo for the Presidents name looks pretty solid (if not Vegas-y). It could be used for other names.

Before they unveiled them, I have long wanted the Falcons to go with this kind of font. Seeing it in fruition however, I regret it... There needs to be more curve to the edges. It just tells me that numbers never look good when they are "boxed." You're right about the ATL though.

Not a big fan of the logo, but I've always loved the name, "Beacons." Having a reason to go by it is even better.

"With Oklahoma and Texas joining the SEC, the conference has decided to call themselves the SESC (South Eastern Super Conference)". Not an actual quote obviously, but these moves would make them by far the best in football. I don't believe in them acquire schools like Ohio State and Michigan, though if they do add more teams, it kind of feels like they should be in their own division of the NCAA (kinda joking, but also not...?).

The Knicks really screwed themselves over by falling victim to the 90's and adding black to their uniforms. The current ones are fine, but it'll never be the same.

Honestly thought those were Chargers jerseys. Why are there no blue sleeves?

The only one I can think of is a white one to go with the "white tiger" look. Otherwise, they've gone their whole existence with an orange helmet so there shouldn't be anything holding them back from an old throwback.

I was originally going to point out the ineligibility of the forum tags, but that's the least of my concerns with the new setup now.

As much backlash from a certain franchise they would get, I think Sounders would've been great.

Wow that sucks. It's like it was designed for baseball. It doesn't help the fact that there is little to no breathing room for the elements; They're all crammed in there.

A ridiculously busy logo with too many elements. I never cared for the Daffy Duck logo they used, but it was a lot less rough compared to this. Also as mentioned, there are other ways to represent Madison (or Wisconsin) than using the tiresome dairy theme... I mean a home plate made of cheese? Really?

I'd really like them to make the away numbers teal, though if they're going to be allowed to make a change, I think I'd rather them just do a small rebrand, one that isn't close to boring.

The Appy League identities are all looking better than what has mostly rolled into the main minor leagues in the last few years (I won't say who's responsible for that mainly because I bash them enough).

I'm guessing anything to do with knights/medieval times is out of the question?