Cleveland doesn’t even know what a guitar pick looks like.

Man, Fitzpatrick was so much fun to watch and you honestly never knew what you would get from him week to week. I think he was a good to great backup but JUST short of being able to be a consistent starter in the NFL. I really want to give him a B- because he was so much fun to watch but I think a solid C+ is perfect for him. A little better than average with flashes of brilliance every now and then.

Bro chill on the swipe sound. Good God.

The Indianapolis Colts are named after the Maryland Thoroughbred Horse Racing Industry.

For GB, yep. And any team (like Georgia) had/has to get permission from the Packers to use it.

To this day, I still have a bumper sticker for the Panthers, only they aren't called the Carolina Panthers, But it reads as The Raleigh/ Durham Panthers

The Chicago Bears was the first team to introduce the numbers on the jersey!

A new team the London warriors will be expanded in the nfl And the monterey fundidores in Mexico

The Baltimore colts anyone?

What happen to the Texas oilers ? 🛢

The eagles Steelers combined teams before cardinals steelers.

Thought the colts would have the oldest

The Jacksonville Jaguars redid Their helmet logo, and then the Jaguar Automobile Company got sued because They were using the Same Jaguar’s logo and it cost the Jaguar Automobile Company 20 million dollars.

I always liked the Patriots original logo

Ny Giants bit their name from the NY GIANTS of the mlb which later became the San Francisco Giants of the mlb.

Gotta love how nobody ever knows facts about cleveland. You did not focus on Brownie the Elf, the real logo of the Cleveland Browns. You didn't mention their colors or why they chose them. The new logo was briefly looked at but the guitar pick was your focus. The Browns were named after Paul Brown even though he tried to claim they were named after Joe "the brown bomber" Louis. The colors were to pay respect to Bowling Green University where Paul Brown coached for many years before becoming the first coach in Cleveland. Brownie the Elf was chosen by Paul's wife because the team had no mascot and she was a girl scouts and brownies leader. So the Browns used the brownies elf with a crown as the first logo (Against Art Modell's liking). The dawg logo was started in the 1980s because Hanford Dixon would bark after making a play because the Arsenio Hall show was so popular at the time and Arsenio Hall was a Cleveland native. Yes, the fans in the crowd of the Arsenio Hall show would bark when he came on stage for every show. Cleveland has a rich history but people too young to care about it just ignore it all because since 1999, we haven't had much to celebrate. Horrible owners, worse GMs, and despicable head coaches have wasted the talented players brought here.

Viking helmets did not have horns, but I guess that is not an interesting fact. :P

Its ok, you can call them the Redskins

You had the Panther logo upside down in relationship to the map of the Carolinas. BTW it's not a "rumour".

Chiefs are best

The Cowboys' logo being the oldest because it has had no changes since the 60's is a reach. There are quite a few older teams like the Bears, Packers, and 49'ers whose helmet logos have only had very minor changes. You should differentiate between helmet logos and secondary logos.

Slow the video down man. How do you expect people to like your content if we can't watch it right. Lay off the cocaine

The Ravens logo was used for 2 years before it had to be retired. It was an unsolicited submission from the guy (the team probably got thousands). It’s true that the guy said he only wanted a signed helmet, but the NFL, who controls all of this sort of thing, not the team itself, had lawyers savvy enough to know that even if the request was genuine, if they admitted that the guy had anything to do with it, he or his estate would eventually come after them for a share of the money made from the design. Secondly, I believe the Ravens logo is the only one with two distinct primary logos. For contrast, if you look at the Chiefs logo on their helmet, the right side is the same as the left, except the arrrowhead points in the opposite direction and the KC is reversed, but it’s the same KC as the other side. Likewise, the Texans, cardinals, patriots, etc. have the same logo on both sides, just a mirror image. For the Ravens, the left-facing logo (primarily seen on the left side of the helmet and few other places) is different than the right side. The B is an entirely different shape. This is a good way to know if you’re getting knock-off merch, too. If it has a left facing logo, but a right-side B, it’s not the real thing.

Redskins went from 1st place helmet and team colors to dead last 32nd by making uniforms more purply/less burgundy, getting rid of the 2 yellow/one center white stripe, and most importantly getting rid of the freakin Indian on the helmet and putting that collegiate "W" on it instead

The Seahawks got the name from the Chief Sealth Seahawks high school sending in 151 votes for the Seahawks.

Titans fan here - The Titans got their name from the residents of the state. There was a poll that was sent to every residents house at the state that they would vote for a team name. Some of the names on that list were Tornadoes and Pioneers. We were ALMOST the Tennessee Tornadoes instead of the Tennessee Titans. Oh and the 3 stars on the flag represent Eastern, Middle, and Western Tennessee. Not some “three star thing they have going on there”

Actually

What the f×××k is a yall?

Houston Texans designed a new logo as of 2024.

3:59 LA Chargers did not have that logo ever. It was simply fan art that was uploaded designed to troll the NFL team to not look to similar the MLB LA Dodgers.

I'm not sure what you did to your voice but it's sounding very processed and the tear paper sfx is a bit much (fine idea this particular rip is not fun to listen to). Things to consider

2:15 the Colts have been in it this whole time Also the nose on our logo pays attention to nike

I’ve always wished that the Colts would flip their logo counterclockwise- I mean a C shaped horseshoe just makes sense! 👀

I don't think the Panthers one is true, though many have tried to make it true. But the newer Hurricanes logo with the two storm warning flags on a hockey stick does have the shape of NC hidden within.

7:56 bruh I want him back! Tired of the sf lol plus Forty Niners= 40 oz and a nine son! bang bang niner gang foo J.k I know our name came from the gold rush and represent the gold miners

Emmitt Smith holding the record should have an asterisk behind it! Barry Sanders could have & should have shattered that record

This must be an old video because the Texans have three helmets now

The raiders logo was a high school logo and Mark Davis saw it and went to that high school and bought it from them. During ww2 the Eagles and steelers didnt have enough players so they combined to be the steagles

Also, on the very first Oakland Raiders program 1960 they have a shield on the cover page. So that is incorrect.

The Giants were created in 1925

The Rams were the first team to where a logo on their helmet.

With the Raiders, the best fun fact is their logo is the only one containing a star, movie star Randolph Scott.

Fun Video!

FitzMagic to FitzTragic for sure. Fun to watch either way.. never knew what was gonna happen lol

The Bills logo being inspired by OJ Simpson explains a lot…talk about bad karma!

0:03 it says "Miami Dolphins" but that's clearly the Philadelphia Eagles logo. That's just the first mistake I found.

I'm pretty sure the Raiders logo has actually been in use longer than the Cowboys, if we want to get really technical about it. The Raiders switched to their current shield in 1964 and while the Cowboys started with a star in 1960, they didn't add the extra blue outline until 1967. KC might have a claim as well as they've been basically the same thing since 1963, but I guess the thickness of the black outline or maybe the arrowhead shape has changed slightly over the years?