oldschoolvikings

New York sports fans seem to think every sport is dying if it doesn’t include at least one team from NY. Personally I really don’t get invested until the New York and LA teams get bounced. Then I can start watching.

I remain not good at this... Denver vs. Kansas City Baltimore vs. Tennessee Washington vs. Atlanta Minnesota vs. Chicago Seattle vs. Cincinnati San Francisco vs. Cleveland Carolina vs. Miami Indianapolis vs. Jacksonville New Orleans vs. Houston New England vs. Las Vegas Arizona vs. LA Rams Philadelphia vs. NY Jets Detroit vs. Tampa Bay NY Giants vs. Buffalo Dallas vs. LA Chargers

Or… If Josh Allen doesn’t play the worst game of his life, they have even less wins. The Jets are not good. Why does anyone even have to say this?

Is he in a dog crate?

Buy the way, if you gave me the choice between switching the Cowboys to navy blue and sliver across the board or leaving them with the mismatched color mess they currently are, I'd choose mismatched in a heartbeat. You wouldn't even need to finish the question. Navy and silver is so boring and base-level wrong for the Cowboys. The current white uniform template recolored to navy and silver just might be the most nauseatingly bland uniform I could even conceive of. The Cowboys obviously do need to streamline their colors, but it isn't in the direction of the boring navy/silver... Now that is a beautiful uniform.

If the 49ers actually followed the Cowboys' plan...

I've gone back and forth in my head as to who has the worst current uniforms, top to bottom, in the NFL... Washington or Tennessee. Sitting here watching these horrific Commie outfits, and I think seeing Chase Young's giant head with that silly little "W" stuck on his forehead... my goodness. OK, Washington, you win. What a nightmare.

Chicago vs. Washington Jacksonville vs. Buffalo New Orleans vs. New England Tennessee vs. Indianapolis Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh Carolina vs. Detroit Houston vs. Atlanta NY Giants vs. Miami Cincinnati vs. Arizona Philadelphia vs. LA Rams NY Jets vs. Denver Kansas City vs. Minnesota Dallas vs. San Francisco Green Bay vs. Las Vegas

Hmm... sounds fun, actually. Give me some time.

Just something I was playing around with. Not strictly a concept, I guess.

Aaron Rodgers is a grade A douche bag. I hope he works his dumb ass off to make it back this season, plays the last couple of games for the Jets who will be long since eliminated, and gets his empty head kicked in.

Well, there really isn’t anything to take a shot at him about. You used an old and outdated graphic to make a point about the Cowboys having too many colors (which I wouldn’t try to argue with … dark Royal and metallic blue-silver are the ONLY colors needed, please) and he pointed out that the Cowboys have since eliminated at least some of those colors, so your graphic was at the very least misleading. The proper response would be, “my fault, but it’s still way too many colors.” Which I think the vast majority of us would agree with.

How is that an answer to @TruColor for dunking on you for using a wildly out of date image to make your point?

So don’t.

The NFL does an absolutely amazing job of making sure that the games in London are always relatively meaningless matchups, so when you realize you once again forget to watch you don’t really care.

Everything About Louisville’s uniform package is atrocious.

Hmmm... According to this graphic the helmet is Battle Red, but the jersey is Batlle Red. Now, are those two different colors? Or is the Texans' marketing department just kinda stupid?

Detroit vs. Green Bay Atlanta vs. Jacksonville LA Rams vs. Indianapolis Baltimore vs. Cleveland Minnesota vs. Carolina Cincinnati vs. Tennessee Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans Miami vs. Buffalo Denver vs. Chicago Washington vs. Philadelphia Pittsburgh vs. Houston Las Vegas vs. LA Chargers Arizona vs. San Francisco New England vs. Dallas Kansas City vs. NY Jets Seattle vs. NY Giants

Phrasing.

What did Holtz say? For that matter, is Holtz still alive? Shocking.

I can’t speak for everyone but I honestly think it has less to do with “Deion being Deion” and more about the national media hype machine that gets stoked up around these things. Earlier this week on ESPN’s morning show they said that Colorado had changed college football forever. That’s a quote. Three average looking wins against unimpressive opponents and college football as we know it has changed forever. Said with straight faces. Seriously, how are people supposed to react to that?

Oregon’s coach saying that’ll be just about enough of that.

I’m sitting here trying to imagine the reaction of the average fan (the 95+ percent who couldn’t care less about what socks their team is wearing) when a key player on their favorite team gets suspended for wearing the wrong socks. The entire concept is idiotic. I just hope you’re kidding.

NY Giants vs. San Francisco Atlanta vs. Detroit LA Chargers vs. Minnesota New Orleans vs. Green Bay Houston vs. Jacksonville Denver vs. Miami Tennessee vs. Cleveland Buffalo vs. Washington Indianapolis vs. Baltimore New England vs. NY Jets Carolina vs. Seattle Chicago vs. Kansas City Dallas vs. Arizona Pittsburgh vs. Las Vegas Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay LA Rams vs. Cincinnati