Coach said:

Too bad, I was excited that the Mets had added more wearable jersey combinations, just another way to impress big brother I guess. By my last calculations, they were somewhere in the 60+ range if you consider a white cool base jersey different than a white jersey and a blue batting helmet different than a blue cool flo. Has Paul ever done anything on which MLB teams lead the majors in worn uniform combinations?

I heard from two credible sources that the Mets black road jersey is going into mothballs. Personally, if they HAD to keep a black jersey, I’d rather it the home one go, as I love the old-fashioned “New York” look on any jersey.

I know the blue hats and pinstripes have made more appearances the last several years, but I don’t get why that idiot Charlie Samuels needs to basically keep them in hiding.

Pinstripes for every home game
Snow-whites for Sundays/holidays
Road grays

BLUE CAPS ALL AROUND

Playing around with “lyrca sleeves under shoulder pad vest”…a Bengals “harkback” (along the lines of those those Indians alternate homes).

Pants like originals, new conservative helmet, Princeton stripes on sleeves of “under” shirt. White would be same undersleeves with white vest, black numbers edged in orange.

(Hey, I was bored here tonight…LOL. Wolves blew a 29-point lead, too).

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—Ricko

Very nice. Take out the drop shadow (probably too difficult to do for the picture from a graphics standpoint) and it would be among the best NFL uniforms in many a year.

I think you will be interested in this:
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Is that what you are looking for?

Pants like originals, new conservative helmet, Princeton stripes on sleeves of “under” shirt. White would be same undersleeves with white vest, black numbers edged in orange.

(Hey, I was bored here tonight…LOL. Wolves blew a 29-point lead, too).

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—Ricko

I really enjoyed that Buffalo Aud story and pics. I’m gonna check out those other links about infiltrating.

Every fall we practice removing facemasks and how to properly remove pads from injured football players (high school level). There is a whole training program we have to go through in order to provide an ambulance at one of the games, you simply cannot just roll out and treat patients like any other head injury. There is really no reason to remove the helmet on the field, or anywhere else until it is determined there is no spinal injury.

In regards to the facemask removal situation that happened in pitt, I am an athletic trainer at a high school and every year we also go through the same training program, the reason the facemask is removed is so that we may have access to the airway if the athlete become unconscious or if they already have. The reason to not remove the whole helmet is that football shoulder pads raise the level of the body up an inch or so, equal to the helmet. If there is a suspected spinal injury letting the head go into extension or back would not be good and could cause further damage. If you had to remove the helmet you also must remove the shoulder pads. We also have special tools to cut off the clips that hold the facemask on to complete the task as quickly and with the least amount of movement possible. Luckily I have not yet had to do this in my practice and I hope I never will.

This Oklahoma State vs. Oregon game isn’t nearly as bright as was originally predicted.

As a fan of Oregon, I am surprised to actually be disappointed by their lack of creativity this evening…defensively and sartorially!

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Is that Punty McOnebar or Warren from “Something about Mary”?

The helmet is an Adams, which many NFL kickers still use.

The actual Scott Player wore a Riddell.

That jersey’s nameplate is sewn on. A former Jeff Garcia jersey?