You totally nailed it. Tattoo that on your forehead and marching through the streets of Mass preaching.
They wouldn't listen haha, they would call me a boomer and tell me to shut up even though I'm not a boomer danmit...
I'm glad I have lived through the not so great times here as it gives me an appreciation for what has taken place in this city over the last couple decades.
Lol @ Biz the Detroit Patriots, it certainly is a stopping point it seems. Collins and Shelton should give a nice boost to that defense imo.
How are the Saints close to signing Malcom Jenkins? Aren’t they ~$6mil over the new cap? Jenkins obviously wanted $10mil+ per year. Something doesn’t add up here.
So DAL and Emmanuel Sanders are expressing mutual interest. I love how he fit in with the Niners but probably carries to high of price tag to re-sign with all of the other guys they need to re-sign first. Deebo was great and Bourne was a solid #3 but hopefully they find someone to fill the hole if Sanders is gone.
They wouldn't listen haha, they would call me a boomer and tell me to shut up even though I'm not a boomer danmit...
I'm glad I have lived through the not so great times here as it gives me an appreciation for what has taken place in this city over the last couple decades.
Lol @ Biz the Detroit Patriots, it certainly is a stopping point it seems. Collins and Shelton should give a nice boost to that defense imo.
You're the type of Pats fan I could probably actually get along with, one of the ones that get it.
EXCLUSIVE: Uni Watch Has First Look at Bucs’ New Uniforms
By Paul Lukas, on March 12th, 2020
Heads up, people! If you’re sick of bathing in Purell, stocking up on toilet paper, and watching your 401(k) shrivel away to nothing, I have some big news that should help distract you:
I have seen the Buccaneers’ new uniforms.
The uniforms were shown to me by an industry source who has requested anonymity. I did a fair amount of vetting to confirm the source’s credibility, and it’s clear to me that what he showed me are indeed the team’s new uniforms. I was not permitted to take photos or other visual documentation, but I was allowed to take detailed notes, so I will give you a point-by-point description of the designs — a fairly easy task, as it turns out, because the designs are very straightforward. As Bucs coach Bruce Arians recently suggested, they are very similar to the Bucs’ Super Bowl-era set.
Ready? Here we go:
• There are two jerseys (red and white) and two sets of pants (pewter and white). The pewter pants will not be as shiny/metellic as the old ones, because that’s the reality of the fabric being used these days.
• The red jersey has white block numbers outlined in black (but no orange layer, at least that I could see). The “Buccaneers” wordmark has been restored to the chest, but this time it’s rendered in black (not white, as it had been in the Super Bowl set). Block TV numbers are on the shoulders. The Bucs’ current ship logo appears on the sleeves. The back of the jersey has the same white numbers outlined in black, along with white nameplate lettering.
• The white jersey follows the same basic design, but with red numbers outlined in black (again, no orange, at least that I could see). The chest wordmark is once again black — same as on the red jersey. I was not able to view the back of this jersey, so I don’t know which color they’re using for the nameplate lettering. It’s almost certainly black, but I don’t know that for sure.
• The pewter and white pants both feature fairly wide red side striping with black outlining (no orange layer, at least that I could see).
• Socks for both pant options are black over white.
• I have not seen the new helmet, but I’ve been told that it’s mostly the same as the current helmet — pewter shell, oversized logo — but with a black facemask instead of chrome. The shades of pewter on the helmet and pants will match up more closely than in the past.
• I have not seen the Color Rush design, but I’m told it will be mono-pewter.
That’s it — pretty basic and simple, really.
Since I wasn’t allowed to take photos, I asked Uni Watch reader/Photoshopper Nic Schultz — the guy who does the Mr. Yuk treatments when NBA teams get new jersey advertisers — if he’d be willing to create a mock-up for us, and he generously obliged (for both images, click to enlarge):
Again, I wasn’t permitted to retain any photos or other visuals, but I’m pretty sure the mock-up is a match for what I was shown. My source has also confirmed that it’s accurate. Although we mocked up only two combos — red/pewter and white/white — it’s entirely possible that they’ll mix and match the jerseys and pants, just like in the old days.
So what do I think? Here are some quick thoughts:
• Obviously, scrapping the alarm clock numbers and the sleeve wordmarks are both huge upgrades. On that basis alone, this redesign is a win.
• I’m a bit disappointed by the apparent removal of orange from the color scheme. I love orange as an accent color — it gives a lot of visual bang for the design buck (plus it figures prominently in Buccaneers history, of course). But it’s not the end of the world.
• Assuming they’re actually keeping the oversized helmet logos (again, that’s what I’ve been told but I didn’t see it myself), that’s another mild disappointment. But also not the end of the world.
• Although I personally would have welcomed a return to the creamsicles, or at least some small way of bringing Bucco Bruce back into circulation (couldn’t they have put a recolored version of him as the sleeve logo?), everything I’ve heard from Bucs fans in recent months suggests that they’re going to love this redesign. Kudos to the Bucs for giving their fans what they clearly want.
• They’ve basically turned back the clock here, as if the uniforms from the last six seasons never happened. The whole thing is a big “Never mind.” The Browns will apparently be doing the same thing. It all seems like a pretty serious repudiation of the Nike aesthetic.
Finally, there’s this: While this leak will presumably take some of the juice out of the unveiling event the Bucs had planned for the days leading up to the NFL draft, it’s worth asking whether any of the scheduled NFL unveilings — or even the draft itself — will take place according to plan. Considering the pace at which the world seems to be turning upside-down, the status of any sort of event now seems questionable at best.
(Big thanks to Nic Schultz for patiently working with me on the digital mock-ups.)
Wonder if that means Trubisky is losing his starter job or if it will be a competition?
CAR has released S Eric Reid
Also in regards to the Hopkins-O'Brien story -
Unless Foles is injured there's zero chance Trubisky is keeping his job. The guy flatout sucks.
I'm happy and surprised the Jags managed to unload Foles. They were clearly going with Minshew as their starter. Seems like a win/win. Bears get a big QB upgrade, Jags free up a lot of cash.
So DAL and Emmanuel Sanders are expressing mutual interest. I love how he fit in with the Niners but probably carries to high of price tag to re-sign with all of the other guys they need to re-sign first. Deebo was great and Bourne was a solid #3 but hopefully they find someone to fill the hole if Sanders is gone.
Sanders definitely served his purpose last year, but he's 33 and with Deebo's fantastic rookie season along with Jalen Hurd (who was having a great pre season) and Trent Taylor returning next year from injuries, his departure won't be that big of a loss imo. Plus, they still have Goodwin (if he can stay healthy for a full season *crosses fingers*)
Funny thing is, none of these moves are 100% official until teams can conduct physicals. I’m sure it will happen, but might take longer than usual. Maybe even use independent 3rd parties.
Malcom Jenkins said he would not resign with the Eagles and wanted to be among the top 5 highest paid safeties.
He was due to make $8.8mil this year and would be in the top ten...at age 32.
So he signs a 4yr/$32mil deal with the Saints making $8mil/yr, $16mil guaranteed.
I sure hope we get some clarification on the underlying motives on both sides.
Sounds like Philly would’ve had to outbid themselves to keep him.
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