British Guy Reacts To How EVERY Team Got Its Name & Identity (Part 2)

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[@BritishGuy22]

What's up guys, Part 2 is out earlier than I planned to but I had a whole host of issues getting this part posted to KZbin as it kept getting taken down and blocked. From the 10 minute mark the editing gets FUNKY but it's the best I could do in order to get it posted for you guys, I hope you still enjoy it!

[@fitzgeraldlansanah5306]

Falcons

[@eyesofthefox]

@@fitzgeraldlansanah5306 Rise up~

[@lewisreese4603]

Hey man, I sent you an email. I apologize I used my work email but please hit me back up.

[@tejida815]

I grew up in Philly, but I always felt for the Baltimore fans. The owner sneaked the team out of town.

[@stephenj9470]

If you haven't learned about these two things, they are some of the oddities of franchises relocating: - Baltimore Colts' move to Indianapolis in the middle of the night - Cleveland Browns move to Baltimore, but not really.

[@someperson3883]

“Falcons never drop their prey” Also Falcons: Hey let’s be the team associated with blowing leads

[@maverickmissile801]

Ik very ironic

[@RobertNugent]

As a Falcons fan... [sigh]

[@regalcartoon3952]

Ah but wait! ☝️Can’t drop your prey if you don’t even have prey.

[@BlitzTaco]

There is an unofficial challenge called the "bird gauntlet" when a team is set to play every bird team in a single year, no team has won it yet

[@jcoolguy1548]

I wish my Saints would've won it this year

[@someperson3883]

@@jcoolguy1548 Same

[@jamesleyda365]

SEAHAWKS....12th MAN

[@Milkman-xp3nj]

The teams that have the highest chances of doing it are the 49ers and the Rams since they have 2 birds in division. Even then it doesn’t happen often.

[@ajdembroski7529]

The 49ers are the team best positioned to do it next, but bird teams are Kyle Shanahan's kryptonite.

[@user-gc1iv6nv9z]

I would reccomend NFL Films "Vince Lombardi: The Coach Who Put Green Bay on the Map". As a Packers fan this video tells a wonderful story of an amazing coach

[@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh]

Im from Baltimore and when the Colts moved - its was a crushing trauma for the city. Like someone kidnapped your child. The Ravens have actually gotten a big following here.

[@jwhine]

the city was about to steal the colts from the Irsays via eminent domain what were they supposed to do

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

@@jwhine Not be cunts?

[@arwyss]

Should’ve renovated the stadium. And not threatened to steal the team from the owner.

[@dynamodan8216]

People think "oh it's just sports". It's never "just sports". You can feel the vibe in the whole city. It's like when a big hurricane is coming. Even when people don't say anything, you know something is wrong. And then JJ Watt kills the hurricane and marries the princess. That's just science.

[@rocketmanVA703]

Irsay had been threatening to move the team since 1976! 4 years after he bought it! He shopped it to Memphis, Jacksonville (where he landed on the 50 yd line in a helicopter in 1979 and said, "I'm bringing the Colts to Jacksonville!"), Phoenix, LA, New York, and Indianapolis. The state's eminent domain attempt, although on dubious legal ground, was only attempted after 8 years of Irsay shopping the team around, and 3 months of public intense negotiations with Phoenix and Indy.

[@jimspears5423]

One bit of background - prior to 1960, Texas was Redskins country, probably because local talent Sammy Baugh played there. The owner, George Preston Marshall, was preventing Dallas from joining. The prospective Dallas owner, Clint Murchison, bought the rights to the Redskins fight song and told Marshall "If you ever want to play that again, you will support our entry".

[@gordieparenteau6555]

8:59 Atlanta Thrashers later ended up being used by an NHL team in 1999. It was named for the Brown Thrasher, the official state bird of Georgia. The Atlanta Thrashers moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba in 2011 to become the 2nd iteration of the Winnipeg Jets.

[@RobertNugent]

And before that, the Atlanta Flames moved to Calgary. I swear, Atlanta just exists to supply NHL teams to Canada.

[@BaBookie]

A London team has to be named The Redcoats. There’d be an instant rivalry between the Patriots and Redcoats.

[@Zodchi]

I remember hearing a few years back about a possible 40 team expansion to the NFL with talks of possibly adding teams from Mexico, Canada and the UK.

[@vp_wrld]

That would suck. It would be so hard to win the SB. Talent is more diluted and you have to survive another round of the playoffs probably

[@lincolnmckay555]

@@vp_wrld Those are all of the reasons it would be awesome! The travel would be the downside especially for any team in the UK.

[@Lewis9700]

I don't think the NFL would ever put a team in the UK, because logistically it would be a nightmare. It might work for a handful of games every season but to have a franchise geographically so far away from the continental US would be create a huge scheduling problem.

[@PizzaHutCEO]

14:40 fun fact! This man, Frank Reich, just got hired to be the head coach of the Panthers after being the first ever QB in franchise history

[@eclipze9412]

The "Atlanta Thrashers" ended up being used for the Atlanta NHL team in 1999. The second try of having a hockey team in the city. Much like its predecessor the Atlanta Flames who eventually moved to Canada to become the "Calgary Flames" in 1980. The Atlanta Thrashers left for Canada in 2012 to become the Winnipeg Jets. The Brown Thrasher is the Georgia state bird. Meaning for a few years, Atlanta had three bird named major league teams. NFL, Atlanta Falcons. NBA, Atlanta Hawks. Then the aforementioned Atlanta Thrashers.

[@HistorysRaven]

Money was ALWAYS involved. The reason teams folded was down to whether they were able to financially operate. These teams were always about the business rather than pride within a city. Something I think would be a good reference would be a population density map for each decade. It'll help explain, one, why the NFL started where it did, and, two, why they expanded to where they did later. Neither of these apply to the Green Bay Packers, as they are the only NFL team to publicly owned by the fans. Currently, there are more than 537,000 owners (stockholders). They are also in the smallest media market.

[@Lewis9700]

Fun fact: The name "Super Bowl" didn't originate until the third SB. The first 2 SB's were simply called the NFL-AFL Championship Game. After SB II, the NFL Commissioner, Pete Rozelle, noticed his daughter playing with a "Super Ball"(a popular kids toy in the 60's, a small tightly wound rubber ball that would bounce really high) and decided to use the name Super Bowl, for the championship game, and the name has stuck ever since.

[@SilvanaDil]

I pity the travel that the Univ. of Hawaii team has to do, but if they can manage while carrying the additional burden of school, I think a London team is in the future.

[@StephenH1]

There have already been talks that the university wants to pull the plug on the football team because travel can be so burdensome. They had a game at UConn a season or two ago and it was a 12 hour flight one way. Even when they fly to Cali it can be 5-6 hours. I don't blame them if they do end it.

[@a00141799]

Wow, what a great video. The NFL documents its history in such great detail making it easy to get a sense of how its grown to such prominence in American culture. Its funny to hear Joe unable to relate to teams moving from one city to another over the history of the NFL. Most states only have one team like my home state of Washington. The closest NFL teams to Seattle are the San Francisco 49'ers at over 800 miles and LA at over 950 miles. That is a long way to travel to watch an NFL game. Much closer to home we have the Univ of Washington Huskies (located in Seattle) and the Washington State Cougars (located in Pullman, Washington) at only a 4hr 30min drive away. 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

[@crashstitches79]

So your team stole the 12th man concept from the Texas Aggies, who regularly play in front of 100,000 fans.

[@a00141799]

@@crashstitches79 I guess so. But nobody has exclusive rights to nicknames. When I played baseball as a 10 year old in San Diego California, our team was called "the Phillies." But I do get what you mean tho. Y'all had it first.

[@donaldduck2756]

14:41 that Gentleman right there was the first ever QB to start for our Franchise and there our first TD. and now became our Head Coach

[@ZenithGamingFPS]

NFL europe was a real thing during the 90s and 2000s i believe. would be an interesting dive for a lot of current fans as i myself dont know much about any of he teams that were around!

[@jimspears5423]

The Buccanneers lost their first 26 games. One of the best quips ever - their coach, John McKay, was asked what he thought about the teams' execution. "I'm in favor of it".

[@bertcompton]

I’m sure someone has already commented it, but the only change that has happened since this video is with Washington. We finally realized that “Redskins” was offensive, so we were temporarily named just the “Washington Football Team” for 2 years until this year we were renamed the Washington Commanders. I share the opinion of many that the new name isn’t very good but I agree that it was time for a change

[@lorettaross5146]

I was hoping they'd just change Washington Football Team to Washington Team Football so their abbreviation could be WTF. 🤣

[@harrisvolheim2015]

I am a huge Raider fan and was gutted when they left Oakland but it wasn't really the team's fault for moving. Lot of politics and their stadium was shared with a baseball team and I loved it because that's where I always saw them play but it was quite shitty. RRRRAAAAAAAIIIIIDDDDEEEEERRRRRSSSSS

[@anthonyjolly2066]

...and JUST WIN BABY!🏈

[@StephenH1]

Athletics are moving to Las Vegas too, just watch.

[@harrisvolheim2015]

@@StephenH1 Hope not

[@alanponikvar3921]

College football was huge in the 1920s when the NFL was a pub league. College football still has the biggest stadiums and the more storied history.

[@kaisato3786]

great video joe, love seeing a new fan learning about the sport. You should look into the channel "secret base", they have great videos with all the context you're looking for. They have the story of the alabama, auburn kick six you reacted to in a couple of compilation videos in a series called "rewinder", they also have stories of some of the most heated moments with all the context in a series called beef history. Keep up the good work

[@hifijohn]

Greatest "1 in a Million" Moments in Sports History by savage brick sports

[@willrobinson4976]

Good job and nice reactions, keep it going.

[@Lewis9700]

11:59 - the narrator forgot to mention that the Browns, Steelers and Colts all moved from the NFL/NFC to the AFC so that each conference would have 13 teams

[@cmderinchief]

Want to really go down the Professional American Football Team rabbit hole, check out the WFL, the first go around of the USFL, the World League, the Canadian Expansion, the Arena League the first XFL, the AAFL, the second XFL and the second USFL. Did I miss any? I was naming only the National televised leagues.

[@areguapiri]

You would not believe how happy we were when my hometown, Jacksonville, got a team in 1994. It has completely changed the image of Jacksonville!

[@arwyss]

BORTLES!

[@crashstitches79]

Not really. That team has never won anything.

[@christopherjustice6411]

The Chiefs do still have the American Football League logo on their jerseys. It’s a nod to Lamar Hunt. The founder of the American Football League and the first owner of the Chiefs.

[@TevinJacksun]

A team in London wouldn’t be to wild teams already play there. There’s like 1 or 2 games in London every year now plus recently a game in Mexico City.

[@matthewbaumeister9322]

I think the NFL is gonna try to expand at the end of this decade to Europe. Giving them a division. It’s gonna be crazy and I have no idea how they would do it but I bet that’s the next expansion .

[@Texolotl]

I think we're more likely to see a partnership with the European League of Football (The E.L.F.) rather than an ouright expansion. If there's gonna be teams outside U.S. borders, I feel they'll be in Canada first, maybe Mexico second.

[@boomznbladez405]

iits been really wholesome watching you learn and become a fan. there is definite talk of a team heading to London as well as Berlin. And I for one would like to see a more global league. We have this propensity in America to call ourselves world champs when we win the Super Bowl, or the Stanley Cup(hockey), etc. But we dont actually play teams from other places in the world :|.

[@markkringle9144]

I used to joke of the always moving Raiders that next year they'd be playing from Juarez Mexico.

[@robertdedrick7937]

React to Vince Lombardy a Football life. The man the Super Bowl trophy is named after. Former coach of the Greenbay Packers, winner of the 1st two Super Bowls .

[@mauruhkatigaming4807]

One thing the video hinted at but didn't really explain is that the Minnesota Vikings are named after the whole state instead of just Minneapolis or St. Paul. It's a two-city metropolitan area, and the rivalry between the two cities was WAY more intense back then than it is now. It was thought that the failure of past sports teams in Minneapolis/St. Paul (such as the NBA's Minneapolis Lakers, who moved to Los Angeles) came down to fans from the other city not going to games, since it wasn't "their" team. So the Twins and Vikings (who were founded around the same time) were both named after the whole state to avoid that problem.

[@G.0.]

8:55 Atlanta Confederates would be quite an interesting name nowadays.

[@beuriotquentin7907]

I think the reason the old AFL's logo patch is on the Chiefs (and only the Chiefs) jersey to this day is because they were the last AFL champions before the 1970 merger

[@Pete_Finch]

Man, my eyes couldn't roll any farther into the back of my head whenever someone calls the Cowboys "America's Team." America's most hated team is what they mean.

[@jmweed1861]

The Green Bay Packers are basically one of the Original teams and play in the Smallest City. They are Also the only team owned by the Fans, not a Billionaire Owner. Also the Packers have won more NFL Championship than any other team, including the first two Super Bowls...The Super Bowl Trophy is named after the Legendary Coach Vince Lombardi. And the Stadium Lambeau Field after the Legendary Curly Lambeau that started the team in 1920...

[@24Zooman]

Seahawks also took their name and logo from Peninsula High School. They had to pay a royalty to the school for the longest time.

[@Sam-im5tc]

An NFL team in London is pretty much guaranteed. If not be a team relocating it'll definitely be when the league inevitably rocks the boat by adding more franchises.

[@bromingogaming3155]

Love being form the Carolinas, Football team might not be the best but we keep pounding

[@riccorich]

Yes technically the NFL is the whole league, during the merger there was consideration to rename the league but didn't, the NFL is thr NfC and thr AFL is the AFC

[@legoguru3000]

Nice video m8 💪

[@dlugo09]

As a Houston native I was real salty when the Oilers moved away. Many people wanted the name Oilers back, but the Titan’s owner wouldn’t give up the rights to the name. There’s still a bit of a rivalry (albeit one sided)

[@dsbeats5657]

Yeah, I had a lot of family members in Houston. that were only Oilers fans and ended up being titans fans later on but they never really like the the Texans because the Oilers literally have the colors of the Houston flag and they felt like the Texans were really ever Houston’s team, and the Cowboys are still more popular than Texans ever will be

[@billstein2]

I was surprised the video didn't mention that the Panthers' logo, in addition to being a Panther, also has roughly the same outline as the states, North and South Carolina.

[@narlycat]

The Cardinal is the state bird for both Illinois and Missouri because Illinois and St. Louis were French Catholic settlements. That's why the team was in Chicago and then St. Louis. St. Louis also had the baseball Cardinals from the 1920s onward which were right behind the New York Yankees in success. When the football Cardinals moved to Arizona in the late 1980s I thought they would change the name considering that there are no Cardinal birds in Arizona and if there were they would have all died of heat stroke in the desert sun. 😳 😂 In 1987 the Cardinals were in a sold out exhibition game in London called "the battle of Britain" against the Chicago Bears? The NFL was virtually a complete novelty in Britain at the time and of course Brits didn't know the rules yet and were cheering at unusual intervals.

[@krisweinschenker598]

I always like to see the view from the other side of the Pond. Being a Pittsburgh Steelers fan for 50+ years, I can only suggest you do the same. Our fan base could use some stiff upper lip, keep calm and carry on attitude😎😎

[@gwynethcook5663]

As an American i like college ball. But my all time fav is Rugby and Cricket

[@kilewithani2]

Roger Goodell is a mad man, and is really wanting a team in London, he just needs investors, with comfy overnight flights it won't be that hard and what, I mean we now play something like 6 games in London already? I don't think it would be a huge deal, we'd throw them in the AFC east, kick the dolphins down into the AFC South, and probably move the Texans to one of the western conferences.

[@bromingogaming3155]

The NFL has hinted to a whole division being in Europe guess we'll find out

[@robovermeyer6674]

Actually got being British and as new as you are you've picked up knowledge quite well. I watch Kabir and the office blokes as well but you've picked up quickly

[@mikestager9509]

Unfortunately I don't think there will be a team in the UK or anywhere in Europe unless the NFL expands enough to have an entire division of teams over there. It's a logistical nightmare for teams with the way they practice and study film. Every player always say that they love playing in the games over there because the atmosphere is different then in the states, but the travel there and back they could absolutely do without.

[@ethanpost9774]

It's not just Marylands history of horse breeding, the Pimlico race track is in baltimore

[@downnice95]

Yeah when teams relocate it is heartbreaking and often times full of scandal and corruption For the NBA watch the documentary Sonicsgate to see how nasty it can be

[@peterpaigefanqaf]

Yes if Shad Khan could bring the Jacksonville jaguars to Englad he would. He already owns one of your football/soccer teams in the UK.

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

I'll always remember getting our football team again in Baltimore. kakaw.

[@bryanmyers5620]

React to Lamar Hunt, he was one of the main founders of the AFL, owner of the Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs, and also named the Super Bowl.

[@emsolo]

When the AFL and NFL merged the AFL had 10 teams and the NFL had 16. Cleveland, Baltimore and Pittsburgh volunteered to move to what is now called the AFC. The remaining NFL teams became the NFC.

[@williamjordan5554]

The video is not always accurate regarding the creation of team names. For example, titans were the enemies of the Greek gods of Mount Olympus. Nashville has a full-size copy of the Parthenon. You can guess the link.

[@CinesterCharlie]

How did you like the video? "I think it was great!"

[@sabalomglitz6478]

The Carolina Panthers logo is the short lived USFL Michigan Panthers logo. I have the T-shirt.

[@101stairborne6]

The Jaguars are already considered the UK’s NFL team by how many games they play in England every season, it’s only a matter of time before they move and rebrand

[@mitchellbatchelor1594]

If you would like to watch pivotal NFL history, view any video of Super Bowl lll in 1969 between the New York Jets (AFL) vs Baltimore Colts (NFL). The Mighty Colts (NFL) were 19 point favorites over the inferior Jets (AFL). Joe Willie Namath became the second Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback (Bart Starr won MVP in SBl & SBll) to win the MVP of a Super Bowl. The win solidified a poolside prediction by Namath. The Jets will win. I “Guarantee it”.

[@chsfive]

Do you have a video on World League Football?

[@Meracog]

Falcons Proud Dignified As a Falcons fan I dunno about that we're pretty ridiculed and we sort of just go "Yeah yeah", lmao.

[@fcold9402]

Recently i heard the Jaguars get better attendence in London than Jacksonville and, well, the owner is from over there, so it wouldn't suprise me if they become your team and we all have to learn how to reprounce the name :).

[@acebongboy]

A London franchise would be interesting from a logistics point of view. I've debated how they'd do it. Maybe have an American base of operations for away games. The NFL could schedule them several games away, so they live and train in the U.S. during that block of games, and then several weeks of games at home. Or east coast games wouldn't be that bad traveling from London. I'm sure the big brains are looking into possible solutions.

[@mung710]

Do the MLB baseball video as well!

[@paigeharrison3909]

The last video you mentioned how upset fans would be when a team moved. I quit watching the NFL when the Houston Oilers were sold to Tennessee.

[@fcold9402]

"No ones afraid of a seagull".... just don't try eating on or near fishing docks. Those things can be really aggressive.

[@arwyss]

Only changes since this video has been Washington changing its name to “Washington Football Team” and this year to the “Washington Commanders”

[@RobertNugent]

Both the NFL and MLB didn't place teams in the South-Eastern portion of the country until the mid 60's because they didn't want to deal with the extreme racial segregation that was going on at the time in that region.

[@bryanwayne7237]

People in Tennessee really wanted Copperheads because of the fact the snake is so prevalent here. They wanted a “predator” sounding name. No one was happy with Titans.

[@christophermckinney3924]

In the 50s everyone got TVs and that meant the teams started making ad money.

[@caroler4297]

You need to look at an HBU band and dance team. You will be amazed by the dancers, drum majors, and how the bands play..

[@tracyfrazier7440]

It must have been around 2020 when “Redskins” was dropped as the name for Washington, DC’s team because of years of controversy over its racist nature. A new logo was not decided on until 2022, so they were simply called the Washington Football Team. Much hilarity ensued as they were referred to as the No names. Commanders was the new name selected.

[@sabalomglitz6478]

I still think they should have been called The Washington Woke, because it wasn't the Redskins who were primarily the ones who got their samctimony in a twist. Y

[@tracyfrazier7440]

@@sabalomglitz6478 The Washington fan base was as divided over the issue as the rest of the country. And the ownership certainly resisted the change as long as possible. So, I’m not sure why Washington has to be defined as Woke. Maybe it’s just not a nice name, and we can move on.

[@calebpepper3834]

To be honest they should have went with the Mohawks. Which is the Native American tribe that helped support the American revolution while asking the tribe for consent of course.

[@cancerstinks1]

they should've been the "Washington Football Club" just to piss off soccer fans XD

[@tedbenveniste412]

@@sabalomglitz6478 R*dskins is a derogatory term, the name needed to be changed for years.

[@TroySteele17]

The video failed to mention that the Carolina Panthers that the man that started the team played in Super Bowl #1 and caught a touchdown pass

[@josephharrison5639]

Should react to some videos on the history of nascar

[@mfree80286]

Heh.... the Oilers move to Tennessee, become the Titans, and then a new team is re-established as the Texans in Houston, a city named after a Tennessean who was part of a movement that made it the Volunteer State, and hence gave name to the University of Tennessee Volunteers NCAA football team.... Footballception. How old was this video that they missed the Redskins>Football Team>Commanders switchup?

[@ianmiller6798]

I don’t remember the name but there’s a few minute video about the AFL and NFL merger and how they decided which 3 NFL teams to move to the new AFC

[@chaosXP3RT]

I think it makes more sense for the NFL to move or add a team to Mexico and Canada. I hate the fact that Los Angeles has 2 teams. Its pointless. Although, it's unlikely that the NFL will be allowed in Canada because the Canadian Football League would not want the competition.

[@basedtodd]

im not sure if its related, but i had always believed the vikings name was influenced by the kensington runestone, which is evidence of viking settlers making it to minnesota, however it is most likely a hoax

[@darealpapajon]

He literally cant wait for the 2023 season to start

[@ronalddelrosario7405]

The first Tampa Bay Buccaneers team may have been the worst team ever. They went 0-14. They were so bad that supposedly at one point in the season a reporter asked the head coach, "What do you think about the execution of your team?" and he replied, "I'm in favor of it!".

[@_P75_]

you should react to superbowl 51 patriots vs falcons, one of the greatest games of all time

[@dennisglasier2004]

The raiders wanted to have orange and black uniforms to match their fans' uniforms

[@Lewis9700]

15:49 - you forgot the Falcons

[@hifijohn]

Poe was born in Boston, not Baltimore.

[@ethanpost9774]

Interesting seeing Frank Reich in a Panthers uniform, makes me think he may be there next coach

[@kamehousekz87]

The Boston Braves (MLB) eventually moved to Milwaukee for 12 years, and ultimately on to Atlanta in 1966 where they still play today. And yes, "Redskins" was an incredibly inflammatory term. Ownership staunchly and defiantly refused to change the name until controversy bubbled over as part of the racial reckoning which occurred in the wake of the George Floyd murder in 2020. They were known as the Washington Football Team for two years before officially assuming the moniker "Commanders" in 2022. (i.e. only just this season)

[@fermisparadox01]

Yes it was extremely divisive. Oh sure about 90% loved the "Redskins " but 10% didn't like so they changed it to placate them.

[@shermanmi]

Since then, Washington changed its awful name to Washington Football Team and now Washington Commanders.

[@SamZinski]

Birds, Cats, and Horses

[@cancerstinks1]

yeah, every time a franchise moves the fans are crushed, but the worst has got to be the Colts' move from Baltimore to Indianapolis. Normally when teams move locations they give the city a heads up a year, or at least some months, ahead of time. In this case however, the team literally packed up and moved in the middle of night without telling anyone other than the players and coaches. Even the team band got left behind

[@monkeyman0835]

NFL Europe was an actually a thing.

[@ironiccookies2320]

And in 2022 the Redskins changed their name to the Commanders because "redskin" is a pejorative term for native Americans and people didn't like it. They were considered red people, just like how each human race is assigned a colour. Honestly, it annoyed me that they removed something associated with the indigenous peoples. Now the chiefs are the only NFL team that still maintains an indigenous identity.

[@aaronscarpa7469]

I kind of wish that Atlanta was named the Confederates. Mainly because I’d be curious to see which name got dropped first, that or the Redskins. Also, what kind of symbolism would Super Bowl LI hold with Patriots vs Confederates?

[@williamberry9013]

They don't cover some embarassing bits. The founding of the AFL had the guy that founded the Vikings. He was guaranteed an NFL franchise if he led the AFL on then abandoned them at the last minute. That is the only reason the Boston Patriots survived -the AFL need another team. Fiscally they were the weak sister - seriously using stolen milk crates to sit on as game film got projected on to bed sheets. The merger with the NFL forced them out of Boston because they needed their own stadium. Massachusetts is the bay state so for one day they were the bay state Patriots. After printing letterhead they noticed that was the B.S. Patriots.

[@Dizturb3dwun]

hm, this video wasnt recommended after the first. I had to go find it. Odd

[@MuriKakari]

Surprised you didn't have to do more than the blur. NFL footage is fiercely copyright protected

[@RonWeb7804]

Not sure if this is something you would normally react to but I would love to see you watch Who's On First by Abbott and Costello. It's a comedy skit about baseball and what they were most known for.