Mr. Doggy commented that it looked like a bunch of giant buggars running around out there! 
Rams weren't much better with off-white shirts that looked like they'd been through 100 washes in my hard water.
Since this is a figure skating forum after all, can we talk uniforms for a moment? Who on earth is designing the uniforms for NFL teams these days? There are way more bad ones than good ones IMO. Let's start with what the Seahawks were wearing last night. Head to toe neon lime green pajamas.
Tragic I tell you!!
The Bears may suck, but at least they look good doing it!
And racist language as well, though he protests, of course, that he is not a racist.Speaking of the Bears, there was some controversy that was brewing for Jon Gruden! I kept catching the end of segments saying he had to go, but it wasn't until I just looked to find what it was all about! According to an article, "Jon Gruden resigns as LV Raiders HC - The resignation comes in the wake of a NY Times report that Gruden used misogynistic & anti-gay language in numerous emails over 7-yrs." I'm shocked to $#!t! Some say it was well known, but not to me! I was drooling after the guy back in the days of his being an asst. in Phili! I can't be more disappointed hearing this about him! WOW!
As I understand it, the entire email communication has not and will not be released, just the tone. Plus the Washington Football Team/Organization has had some serious charges levied against the climate of the work environment.
Bruce Allen, formerly of the WFT, is the son of former coach George Allen (Sr.) and the brother of former VA Governor and Senator George Allen (Jr.) of racist "macaca" fame. Surely no racism or other loathsome behavior possible in that situation involving the organization of that team whose former racist nickname shall remain unwritten.
Gruden's e-mails were bad enough. And what about the other NFL executives/operatives that RECEIVED these e-mails and apparently thought they were OK? Maybe some of the recipients responded back to Gruden about the offensive nature of his messages. But nothing like that has been mentioned by the people who have reported about the emails. So...I sadly assume Gruden is just one small cog in a much larger wheel - a culture of racism, misogyny and homophobia. Very sad. I hope some positive change can come out of all this.Speaking of the Bears, there was some controversy that was brewing for Jon Gruden! I kept catching the end of segments saying he had to go, but it wasn't until I just looked to find what it was all about! According to an article, "Jon Gruden resigns as LV Raiders HC - The resignation comes in the wake of a NY Times report that Gruden used misogynistic & anti-gay language in numerous emails over 7-yrs." I'm shocked to $#!t! Some say it was well known, but not to me! I was drooling after the guy back in the days of his being an asst. in Phili! I can't be more disappointed hearing this about him! WOW!
That's such obvious BS. Do they really think this is going to stay under wraps?
It is so tragic all the way around. It goes without saying that the woman certainly did not deserve to lose her life. And her loved ones' lives are also changed forever. And I wouldn't want to live in Ruggs' shoes either. I know a woman who is now many years into recovery from alcoholism who killed someone with her car. As she tells it, her time in prison was the easiest of the ways she has paid. She takes full responsibility for her actions, and her life and her loved ones lives were forever changed as well. Just tragedy and loss all the way around. (Please understand I am in no way minimizing loss of life, or comparing the loss of life to a life of extreme guilt and regret. Only saying that everyone in this situation loses in one way or another - and none of it needed to happen. So very, very tragically sad.)
I would least like to be in Rugg's shoes. Prison and a life forever altered for taking a life. And driving 156 mph on a residential street??? (on ANY street.) That poor woman did not have a chance.It is so tragic all the way around. It goes without saying that the woman certainly did not deserve to lose her life. And her loved ones' lives are also changed forever. And I wouldn't want to live in Ruggs' shoes either. I know a woman who is now many years into recovery from alcoholism who killed someone with her car. As she tells it, her time in prison was the easiest of the ways she has paid. She takes full responsibility for her actions, and her life and her loved ones lives were forever changed as well. Just tragedy and loss all the way around. (Please understand I am in no way minimizing loss of life, or comparing the loss of life to a life of extreme guilt and regret. Only saying that everyone in this situation loses in one way or another - and none of it needed to happen. So very, very tragically sad.)
But as I understand it, the backup quarterback also has C0vid, and they are scrambling to determine who will start on SundayI awoke this morning to hear, see, and digest that Aaron Rodgers considered himself immunized from Cov-19, but now found to have LIED to all concerned! He supposedly had some kind of alterative, but it had not been approved to be enough so he and the team are in trouble after his maneuvering around other players and press conferences without a mask! What a douche! Just another reason to have complete disgust with the self-entitled persona of Rodgers! So far he's only to miss game against Kansas City Sunday, but more punitive measures should and will occur!
- Aaron Rodgers considered himself ‘immunized’ with vaccine alternative -
I know; such a loser off of the field. I want to tell Shailene to RUN AWAY.i don’t even want to get started on Aaron Rodgers…..
