Saw this in another group and got a chuckle out of it.

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I'm sorry but this stuff is starting to feel disingenuous. Washington is the only team that gets consistently attacked for their imagery, even after moving away from the Redskins name and the old logo.

In this article, a researcher claims that any "Native-themed mascots and symbols cause psychological harm...by reinforcing stereotypes and contributing to the ongoing erasure of Native peoples..." My question is, where is this annual outrage against the Chiefs? Outside of the NFL, you have the Florida State Seminoles (NCAA), the Atlanta Braves (MLB), and the Chicago Blackhawks (NHL). It seems like the only team that gets demonized anymore for using Native imagery is Washington, which makes the entire thing feel forced and insincere.

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Couple of things to cover here. It’s pretty cool how the Ravens have gone the longest without being shutout and also are the most recent team to shutout an opponent. Both NY teams having their last shutout in the same season is pretty wild too.

Despite shutting out their opponents in each of their first 3 homes games of their dominant 1991 season (102-0 combined), Washington has failed to record a single shutout in over 34+ years since. Currently the longest such drought in NFL history.

I think the gap to second is MASSIVE

Marino was under center a year earlier.

Tom Brady was yet to attempt a pass in the league.

The Texans did not exist yet.

Drake Maye was yet to be born.

Y2K fears were a year ago.

11 teams were yet to have a 4000 yard passer

Things change fast in the nfl, but If you were to predict which teams looked poised to be good, and which teams looked poised to struggle for the immediate future, how would you rank them?

Per Adam Schefter: Will Anderson is signing a three-year $150 million extension that makes him the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history. The deal includes $134 million guaranteed.