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Been there. Done that. January 20, 2008 at Lambeau. There's no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing.

5 years from now: We learned that by trying to make everyone happy, we made nobody happy. We're going back to our original uniforms, with a few tweaks that we liked from this last version. -Houston Texans

I'd be surprised if it's real, unless they have a really long waiting list. You don't turn down money because they were sold to the visitors.

Good point. If I were a fan of the Lions, I would NEVER wear that jersey to this game.

They must have had 7PM dinner reservations last night.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BareKe20.htm I'll nominate this guy as my kicker in the all name team (even though he played TE).

If only there were a place to post concepts.

In a perfect world, maybe. This assumes that stadia are available and other scheduling conflicts avoided (such as the Giants preference to avoid Jewish holy days in their home schedule). It's another solution in search of a problem. Now, if as King of Football you are creating a stadium for the Jets and Chargers, then disregard this message

Can we all stop thinking that this incarnation using the name Arena Football has any relation to the AFL of the past, or that it somehow is better than the 'ankle-biting leagues', to borrow a worn out phrase from ArenaFan and its beloved (cough) MalePig?

And by trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist, we create a bunch of other problems. Pass.

He should be nicknamed Skippy

Their uniform is already a city connection. I'm ok with them not participating. To be fair, I'd also be ok with NO teams participating.

Or as a before and after category on Wheel of Fortune

https://www.espn.com/dallas/nfl/news/story?id=6096112

Agreed, but since he seemed to double down, I figured I'd also try to ask Also, there were questions and emojis indicating confusion when it was originally posted. I figured there'd be a check on the wording at that point.

Exactly as described, They claimed to install extra seats and people who bought them went to where they were supposed to be. They didn't exist.

How are both of those white-color-white-color? I think that's the source of confusion. Is the one on the left white-color-white-white?

They claim that seating. Have y'all forgotten the cluster that was seating for the Super Bowl at Jerry World? Seats just didn't exist even though tickets existed with those numbers. It also didn't help that they had an ice storm and had no way to deal with it, causing safety issues for all involved.

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I'm in talks with Amazon about providing free product all the time. Talks aren't going well.

I'm convinced that dennisbergan (wasn't that his word?) is their social media manager.

https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/real-estate/commercial/2023/12/05/evers-signs-amfam-field-funding-bill-next-up-is-a-new-brewers-lease/71804262007/ I had said before that this was a nothingburger. Bill is signed. Lease through 2050 under negotiation.

And yet, this misses what may have been the worst officiating blunder. There's a difference between judgement calls, and not officiating according to the rulebook. Following the stoppage for review that determined that the runner was down by contact, their should have been (1) a 10 second runoff, and (2) the clock should have started when the ball was made ready for play. Getting game operations like this wrong is a bigger problem than making a crappy call on a judgement call (both ways). Reasonable minds can disagree on whether something was or wasn't a penalty (not sure where the reasonable minds above), but if you can't properly follow operational rules, what the hell?

Good thing that doesn't apply to next year