@AtoZSports@AustinStanley81@jt_ruhnke Concern level 0
A man who started almost 150 games in the NFL, was born in Tennessee, and talks about Titans football for multiple hours, 5 days a week. I’d say he’s fit for a color commentary job for titans football regardless of whether he’s played any snaps here.
@TicTacTitans Was my guy at #4 before the injury concerns started coming up. Love Tyson and think if they can trade back with KC they 100% should do it and take him.
@GrantMN3 I actually think that is the premise of the “should this even be a strike” discourse. If the answer to the latter is “not confident enough” then the answer to the former would, theoretically, be “no it shouldn’t,” though I’d disagree.
@TexansUnis@NutsBig88848 You can 100% trademark** a color, and that trademark would be strictly limited to use in nfl-related apparel. However, it’s more like the blue/red combo is what is actually trademarked.
The NFL owns/controls/utilizes/enforces protections for nfl trademark registrations.
Labelling a city council as “Bolshevik” is hilarious, especially when the project started without council input and will continue despite disapproval.
But that’s Mr. Ogles and his party. Using “big scary words” to frighten his supporters and stir up threats against the council.
It should come as no surprise that Nashville’s Bolshevik Metro Council voted to halt the Music City Loop.
The same body that refused to conduct effective oversight over the rogue Nashville Electric Service or rein in its radical communist mayor is trying to shut down a cost-free private project that will make Nashville one of the most technologically advanced cities in the world.
I stand with the @BoringCompany, and I commend @elonmusk for putting up with the Council’s nonsense.