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I feel the same way about Herbert Warrior13, I think the guy has peaked, he's not getting any better. Josh Allen and Tua I can see improving.

I don't like the Baltimore Ravens for some reason, I don't know what it is. I think it may be Lamar Jackson, I find watching teams that heavily rely on their quarterback to rush for yardage annoying to watch. Not a great lover of their uniform either.

Is it me or is the Washington uniform growing on you. I look at old photos of the Redskins, and they look dated. I still think the 'W' logo on the helmet is boring, but I must admit the uniform on the whole looks current. I think I'm basically getting used to it.

I don't think Herbert's peak is as high as a lot of people do, but I think he'll improve.

I'm not big on the Ravens. Jackson is good, but relying so heavily on the run game opens you up to a ton of injury. The WRs there are so weak and the team tends to become one-dimensional.

That's a spot on assessment and the reason why they will not win the Super Bowl. Too one dimensional and rely too much on one player. I wonder what the wide receivers on that team feel like each week knowing they are not going to get many balls thrown their way. That could ruin the team as top wide receivers will be reluctant to go there.

Yeah, I mean we're kind of already seeing it with the Marquise Brown trade. He barely hit 1000 yards last year. The TE Andrews had 1300 but you can't expect that kind of production every year. They're really going to need Bateman to step up as WR1 because they didn't draft any either.

The Baltimore Ravens not picking a wide receiver in the draft pretty much tells everyone the team plans to rely heavily on Lamar Jackson to get the yardage. I think this is dangerous, if he goes down the Raven's season is over.

Yeah, WR is a glaring need for the Ravens. It was even before trading Brown. I cannot name any of their WRs now off the too of my head.

Rashod Bateman is the only semi-notable name they've got, and he's definitely unproven (~500ish yards as a rookie last year)

Batemon has talent, but he is a project. He also was injury prone in college.

Lol, if Warrior13 can't name you a Raven wide reciever that team has a problem at that position. To be truthful I can't name you any either, the team is a one-man show.

I should've remembered Batemon, as I correctly picked him to the Ravens in the 2021 Draft. lol

But, if I'm not mistaken, he was injured during his first year like he was throughout college, so I understand him not being memorable. The Ravens have nothing at WR after him. Everything I've seen has them draft a WR next year in the 1st.

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It's strange that the team would lean that heavily on one player. To me it makes sense to have a balanced team with backups that can take over seamlessly if needed. They have Robert Griffin III who was basically another Jackson before he got injured playing for Washington. But he was never the same since returning from injury.

It's mostly Jackson but they have carry a big RB tandem and have a big pass catching tight end. I think it's more accurate that they rely on the run more than other teams rather than on Jackson specifically.

Yeah, they'll definitely have to lean on the run this year. Probably not the best formula in today's NFL, but Harbough is a good coach. If they had a real WR, they could do some damage.

Marion Barber III the former Dallas Cowboy was found dead in his San Francisco apartment. Any idea how he died, I doubt he was even 40.

What is going on with all of the younger NFL / ex-NFL players dying? I don't think we've ever had a run like this. Haskins, Gladney, and now Barber, and all under 40. Crazy.

I thought the same Warrior13, all three under strange circumstances. I hope this trend doesn't continue. Police still don't know how Barber died.

What have the Falcons done to their helmet logo, it now looks terribly blocky and dated. I don't like it at all. They've also reverted to the old red helmet worn by the likes of William Andrews in the early 80s. I prefer their black helmets with the black jersey.

In fact, just done some research on the Falcons helmet and it is the same helmet, logo, and color worn by the Falcons during the 1966-69 seasons.

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I think they are only wearing it for a game per season with their throwback uniforms. Their new logo is clearly the better of the two, but it's still nice to see. I know a lot of Miami fans want to see them use the old school uniforms more. Ironically, I guess Washington will never have a throwback uniform now.

You are correct Warrior13, if Washington use any throwback uniforms it will the one with the spear on the side of the helmet.

Miami's old logo of the dolphin with the football helmet on is terrible, I'm glad they ditched that for the new design.

I may be in the minority but I quite liked the Buccaneers old logo, don't know why they changed it, it was the orange uniforms that was the problem. I do know why the Patriots changed, their old logo used to make me cringe everytime I saw it.

The Rams should have left their logo alone, the new modern look version doesn't work in my opinion.

Raides have the best logo and uniform in the league hands down, it's not even close.


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I think the spear is out too. People are way too PC.

I kind of like the old Phins Logo, but that is mainly because it was for the 72 Undefeated Team.

Yeah, I love the Raiders Logo.

How can the spear logo be out too. The Kansas City Chiefs logo on the side of their helmet is an arrowhead.

I see the Chiefs are starting to come under pressure to change their name, they've already had to ditch their mascot. When will this madness end?

When I was a kid I was taught 'sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me'.