@NewYorkStinks@jpsportsdesign I rank The Cowboys helmet as best in the league, but the jerseys with royal blue numbers & mint green pants are no good. Cowboy fans will tell you “it’s classic” the same way the Steelers try to justify their one-sticker-one-side helmets & unpainted end zones
@AllChiefdUp@RGIII@OuttaPocketRG3 No QB in the history of the NFL has benefited more than Mahomes from all of the “protect the QB” rules that have been accumulating since 2005’s Brady rule…and he’s well aware of that advantage. He counts on it when extending plays & numerous drives have been extended as a result
@HelmetAddict Dallas Cowboys #1. The symmetry of the stars, making both sides of the helmet the same, puts it over Packers and Raiders. Steelers do not belong on the top five, with one side of their helmet missing a logo. Steelers fans think it’s cool, they’re the only ones
@hankrsmith Nowadays, when people come to church early (or late), they often try and sit in the back of the congregation. Back when there was one cup for the congregation, sitting up close was much more desired as those people got the cleaner cup.
@ManaByte Before reading this article, I wasn’t familiar with Trevorrow & his role. I always blamed Kathleen Kennedy (and not Rian Johnson) for the disastrous outcome. Now I suppose I include Trevorrow WITH Kennedy. PRODUCERS allowed directors to go in so many directions.
@ChadBakken3@CameronParkerPO I think that’s what they’re going with. That combo is in some of this week’s practice footage. Also, they announced a “new combo” which suggests something not seen in this photo
@Otterclub1999@ShitpostGate I’m convinced the baby boomers came up with the term “Gen X.“ Sadly, I think all the rest of the terms got named by way of Internet virality and are therefore as meaningful as the term, “selfie”
@hankrsmith My son and I refer to that magic moment at about five minutes till the end in Sacrament where “the alarm“ goes off. That is when all the small children start making lots of noise because they are done.
@andyblarsen 1985: Knicks (frozen envelope)
1993: Magic 1.5%
2008: Bulls 1.7%
2011: Cavs (via LAC) 2.8% (just lost LeBron)
2012: N.O. 13% (JUST got new owners after NBA ran the team)
2014: Cavs 1.7% (4th #1 in 10 yrs, 2nd under 2%)
2019: NO 6% (after reluctant AD trade to Lakers)
2025 ⬆️
@andyblarsen “The thousands of people watching the video the NBA posts online, both with access to computer forensics and the extreme manual inspection…NO ONE has really found anything OUT OF THE ORDINARY in the last 40 years.”