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It's not that they were good, it's that the rest of the division sucked ass, so they were the least :censored: of the other non-Dallas teams in the NFC Least.

They've had discipline issues all season, now it's just coming back to bite them. EDIT: LMFAO WHAT WAS THAT INTERCEPTION

Jerryworld is sabotaging the Cowboys by any means it can lmfao, first the sun now the goddamn giant video board

They play in a paper-soft division where just being .500 secures a playoff spot.

What the :censored: was that, NE?

Mac Jones looks like shiiiiiit right now lmao

Georgia winning the CFP, the Bengals winning a playoff game...2022's off to a pretty big start as far as down-on-their-luck teams and cities go.

CINCY WINS A PLAYOFF GAME FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 31 YEARS

Hockey's actually growing pretty rapidly in Phoenix now that there are more players from the state making it to the NHL, and the Coyotes being there is a big reason for that growth (ex. Auston Matthews, who'd probably be in the MLB right now if not for the Coyotes). USA Hockey lists 7,480 people in Arizona as registered as of 2020-21, which is not that far from states like Missouri's 8,887 and more than states like Iowa's 3,245 or Tennessee's 4,622. It's not really that niche anymore with how many rinks are sprouting up around the city, and the market's had teams in various leagues since the 60's; the main issue has been that the NHL franchise has been run into the dirt for most of it's lifespan, and that was a fate many other Southern teams (Atlanta, Nashville, Carolina and Tampa) have suffered at some point during their histories. The difference in perception between a market like Phoenix and a market like Tampa as far as the NHL goes is that one's had the benefit of getting solid management for over a decade, and the other's spent most of it's life hot potatoed between management groups that could charitably be called incompetent.

It's probably only for the Zubov retirement warmup, but still! Make these your alts, Dallas!

Ben winning a title in his swan song season would be the perfect little narrative for the NFL to create to try and bury his shady :censored:...

Who's to say they won't do a yellow RR design next? We know the RR program's coming back next season, so it's entirely possible they do a yellow jersey there.

And so the new arena deal for Calgary has officially been terminated. Seems like CSEC backed out of the city's agreement with them to cover the overruns on the new arena, which is what caused the split.

First the water pipes (multiple times) and now the railings. Danny Boy's shrine to his cheapness and ineptitude, ladies and gentlemen.

Huzzah, the Bengals actually did it!

A new episode of D.I.V.A. is definitely coming soon from Tree lmao

We already know they're adding a non-RR alt next year thanks to Mike Gould, and it's a open secret Flames management wants black to be in the team's rotation in some form even with the retirement of the RR. Most people in Calgary would buy 2004 throwback jerseys. It just makes far too much sense from the team's perspective to throw back to one of the biggest highlights of their history, like Pittsburgh's doing with the black wordmark alternate they just introduced. Besides, when has any sports team cared about waiting a few years for alternate jerseys after a rebrand?

Given the :censored: that organization's been hit with over the last year, may want to look somewhere else lmao

The Ads are the Preds' AHL affiliate, so I assume that's why.

Following up on this, someone on r/hockeyjerseys has posted what seems to be a prototype Oilers RR design which matches the original Icethetics report;

It is new; but after looking around, that appears to be the logo for the city of Nashville itself, since the official Twitter uses it as an avatar.

please be the 2004 red jersey, please be the 2004 red jersey, please be the 2004 red jersey