Just to save you some time Atlanta Falcons 0:30 Buffalo Bills 1:52 Cincinnati Bengals 2:55 Cleveland Browns 3:55 Dallas Cowboys 4:49 Houston Texans 5:23 Kansas City Chiefs 6:12 Las Vegas Raiders 7:02 New York Jets 7:53 Pittsburgh Steelers 9:01 Tennessee Titans 9:52
The Patriots almost relocated to St Louis and we’re going to be called the Saint Louis Stallions but then Robert Kraft bought the franchise making one of the greatest dynasties in NFL history
When the Patriots were up for sale, one of the groups of potential owners that was bidding on the team was from Nashville. The Patriots the previous season had changed their logo from Pat Patriot to the "flying Elvis" logo. A sports talk radio program in Boston suggested that if the team was sold to the group from Nashville they wouldn't have to change their logo, they could just change their name to the Nashville Flying Elvises in honor of a famous resident of the state of Tennessee.
Can you imagine what fans of rival teams would have said after Full Metal Jacket came out? "Private Cowboy, and you don't look much like a steer to me, so that kinda narrows it down."
I know this is a joke but if the London move happens, the London Monarchs would be a great rebrand option. It pays homage to the old team that played in NFL Europe before relocating in 1999 and becoming the Berlin Thunder of the European League of Football.
That happened in 1943 during WWII. In 1944, the Steelers and Cardinals merged for one season and were known as Card-Pitt. They went 0-10 and were derisively known as the "Carpets," since everyone walked all over them.
Can you do a video of 5 defensive players that could play offense and what they would play on offense and 5 offensive players that could play on defense and what they would play on offense.
The Falcons also had Peaches, Vibrants, and Confederates as possible names The Chiefs also had Royals and Stars as possible names The Titans also had South Stars and Wranglers as possible names The Ravens had Marauders and Americans as possible names The Seahawks had Skippers, Pioneers, Lumberjacks, and Seagulls as possible names The Jaguars had Sharks and Stingrays as possible names
"The Jets team name would reflect the modern approach of his team and the star-studded performances he hoped his team would produce" *Shows the Butt Fumble*
The Bears originally were the Decatur Staleys and in their 1st season in Chicago they retained the name, changing it in their 2nd season to the Bears. The Packers very briefly had the name "Whales" (though they never played a single game with that name), and Curly Lambeau actually wanted to name the team the "Big Bay Blues" ( I am so glad we didn't take that name and changed our colors to the very recognizable Hunter Green and Harvest Gold!). But because the team was originally mainly workers for the Indian meat packing company that was bought out by Acme meat packing, and because Acme gained naming rights by buying the team uniforms, we became THE GREEN BAY PACKERS!
The buffalo bisons hockey team is now a youth hockey organization. The old team and the new organization are not related in any way. The old teams logo looks like a Pepsi cap
You forgot a New York borough, and it’s the one that’s most iconic to it. Manhattan! Also, why is there an apostrophe in “Boroughs”? And Staten Island is misspelled.
When the Browns moved to Baltimore, Art Model was going to still call them the Browns. It was decided Cleveland should retain the name. They tried to convince Indy to sell the Colts name to no avail. Then there was a fan contest. Some of the names were the Maruders (the B26 bomber for WW2 nicknamed Maruder
With the Titans, there was a guy that went as far as paying to have mock uniforms, color schemes, and logos made. That actually probably killed the name right there. Bud Adams (and the NFL) weren't going to pay that guy the rights for any of that stuff. So, the contest quickly eliminated that name.
The Rams were almost called the Indians. Originally based on Cleveland in the 1930s, at the time adopting the baseball team’s nickname or derivative of (Cubs-Bears, Tigers-Lions, Boston Braves-Redskins) was en vogue. But the owner of the Rams, I’m told, was a great Fordham fan so he called his team the Rams. Too bad Vince Lombardi never got to coach them!
The Browns ironically lost their own team to Baltimore and became the Ravens, then were given an expansion team in 99 and can't remember if one team was forced to forfeit the other's history and titles or what. In a further bit of irony Baltimore would lose their Colts to Indy in 1983 after the team owner literally packed up and left town overnight.
The Negro League team in KC was called the Monarchs. The Royals is wittingly or unwittingly a tribute to KC's previous ballclubs, the Monarchs and the American Association Blues.
we've always had names like that. As tygrkhat40 said, we also had the Monarchs. Lamar wanted a name that fit that scheme, but didn't want to give up the old west flavor, so went with the Chiefs. Also, he still owned the Texans name and gave it to the Houston franchise. So there are 2 minor inaccuracies from the video. I love that people go to Texans vs Titans games in Oilers gear. They're still just as salty about that move as Baltimore is about the Colts.
@@lewatoaofair2522 I think the MLS team started out as "The Wiz" but had to change to Wizards because of a copyright lawsuit with some east coast company. Not sure why they changed the name to Sporting, but it might've had something to do with Cerner taking over the team.
Yes, but it was quite coincidental... the baseball team was originally named the Perfectos (gawd but the folks in the 1800s had ZERO imagination!), and the Cardinals football team relocated from Chicago. Not quite sure where the football team's name came from, but the baseball team was nicknamed because of their socks, a nickname that just eventually stuck.
In 1993 the NFL wanted the newly awarded Carolina franchise to be named either the "Rhinos" or "Cobras", with the colors of Purple and Gold. Of course the owner said..."uh....no".
When Jags and Panthers came into the league the two franchises had considered taking on each other's names. They just don't sound right Carolina Jaguars, Jacksonville Panthers
In the early years of the NFL naming a city's professional football team with the same name as the city's baseball team was fairly common. The thinking being the relatively unknown sport of football could capitalize on the popularity of baseball.
Saints team colors were originally going to be light blue and yellow but it was too close to the Chargers colors. Black and gold was chosen because the original owner was an oil tycoon. Black and Gold - Black gold - Oil
Dallas didn't want to confuse the football team with the minor league baseball team. In 1946, Buffalo had teams in the International League, American Hockey League, All-American Football Conference and the National Basketball League and all were called "Bisons." The NBL Bisons only lasted a few games in Buffalo when they were moved to the Tri-Cities and became the Blackhawks. In 1951, the team moved to Milwaukee and shortened the name to Hawks. The Hawks moved to St. Louis in 1955 and to Atlanta in 1968. In the years when the only teams in Buffalo were the IL and AHL squads, the hockey team was referred to as the Ice Bisons.
The Bears were once called the Chicago Staleys - George Halas changed to the name to honor Wrigley Field where the Bears once played home games as it is the home field of the Cubs. Cubs become bears.
@@robserrano8971 Good point. BTW, I am a Browns fan but I loved watching those Raiders/Chiefs games in the early 1970's. Raiders are looking good this year.
So far, so good... but I remember just having the best kicker for over a decade as my only best reliable player. Raider fan since 1982. Win, lose or tie... Raider Nation till I die.
8:40 meanwhile names 4 Also they’re not boroughs of Manhattan they’re boroughs if NYC, and that is why they only had 4 because they didn’t include Manhattan
I refuse to call them the New York Jets since they moved to New Jersey. Though I do still call the NFC franchise the New York Giants. New Jersey Jets just sounds better.
@@blakestalnaker4932 Yes. A thousand times yes. Heck ... while we're here, make it 2 trillion. The Doc Hollidays would be the baddest team of all teams of all times. Name-wise, I mean. Nobody but nobody would want to find themselves up against the Doc Hollidays.
Pittsburgh Condors played in the ABA from 1970-1972. I think the idea for calling them the Pittsburgh Triangles was because of the confluence of the Ohio, Allegheny, and Monongahela Rivers. Thus, "Three Rivers Stadium".
A lot of people are pointing out the Cardinals being in St. Louis until the NFL team moved to Phoenix. There were also the Giants of New York. Hence, Chris Berman saying "the New York Football Giants" as they were called to keep the two separate before the MLB team moved to San Francisco. Apparently New York newspaper writers think people are too dumb to figure out that reading a baseball article was not about the football team. The press thought people are dumb? Some things never change.
Saying the "5 boroughs of Manhattan" even though Manhattan is a borough, only listing 4 boroughs even though you literally just said 5, misspelling Staten Island and inexplicably adding an apostrophe to boroughs for no reason... Brilliant, one of the funniest things I've seen. Like an old Simpsons episode where they'd pack like 5 jokes into a 20 second stretch.
Kansas City Texans would have been a fun confusing name lol.. Since so many people think Kansas City is in Kansas and calling them the Texans would have been awesome. Houston has a city to the south called Missouri City =)
Therapist: "Cleveland Panthers aren't real, Cleveland Panthers can't hurt you."
Cleveland Panthers:
I mean I am a browns fan but there is no panther in Cleveland. The browns were almost named the Dawgs! I like that! :)
@Alli Laguetar the ravens are the browns that left,can't blame them i left too!
@@winddmmy Baltimore still hasn't forgiven the Colts.
Ugh what about Memphis Grizzlies.. 🤔
Just to save you some time
Atlanta Falcons 0:30
Buffalo Bills 1:52
Cincinnati Bengals 2:55
Cleveland Browns 3:55
Dallas Cowboys 4:49
Houston Texans 5:23
Kansas City Chiefs 6:12
Las Vegas Raiders 7:02
New York Jets 7:53
Pittsburgh Steelers 9:01
Tennessee Titans 9:52
you dont have enough likes for your great service
@@xStardust Thank you
“The falcons logo with a hidden F”
More like the F with a hidden Falcon
David Vaysman fax 😂th-cam.com/video/fGBdhVT8y08/w-d-xo.html
F for failure, you know 28-3.
Quiet Corner We don’t speak of that
The New England Patriots we’re almost the St. Louis Stallions
No one
Not a mouse
buffalo: eh, let’s go with the bills
bill: (epic)
The Patriots almost relocated to St Louis and we’re going to be called the Saint Louis Stallions but then Robert Kraft bought the franchise making one of the greatest dynasties in NFL history
When the Patriots were up for sale, one of the groups of potential owners that was bidding on the team was from Nashville. The Patriots the previous season had changed their logo from Pat Patriot to the "flying Elvis" logo. A sports talk radio program in Boston suggested that if the team was sold to the group from Nashville they wouldn't have to change their logo, they could just change their name to the Nashville Flying Elvises in honor of a famous resident of the state of Tennessee.
Love the consistent content man!!
“The Falcon...never drops its prey.”
(COUGH)Super Bowl LI (COUGH)
Brad yep 😂🤣
Before settling for the Cowboys, Dallas GM Tex Schramm rejected Steers because it was ridiculous to name a team based on a name of a castrated bull.
Can you imagine what fans of rival teams would have said after Full Metal Jacket came out? "Private Cowboy, and you don't look much like a steer to me, so that kinda narrows it down."
i personally think thats the perfect name for the cowgirls lmfao
The Jags are reportedly changing our names to the Mustaches
Carpkc22 No we will have a name change when the London move happens. They will be the London Kahn hates Duval.
They are gonna change from the Jags to the Dogs as Tony Khan has a unique relationship with the canine species.
@@masonpyle5929 I mean can you really blame him?
Hell ya
I know this is a joke but if the London move happens, the London Monarchs would be a great rebrand option. It pays homage to the old team that played in NFL Europe before relocating in 1999 and becoming the Berlin Thunder of the European League of Football.
He should have talked about when the Eagles and Steelers merged in the 50’s and temporarily became the “Steagles.”
That happened in 1943 during WWII. In 1944, the Steelers and Cardinals merged for one season and were known as Card-Pitt. They went 0-10 and were derisively known as the "Carpets," since everyone walked all over them.
Lmao like you a historian.
And that relates to this topic how?
Can you do a video of 5 defensive players that could play offense and what they would play on offense and 5 offensive players that could play on defense and what they would play on offense.
The Seahawks were very nearly the Seattle Kings (Seattle being in King County), they even had a logo design.
Where can you see the Kings logo
Would’ve work perfectly with the kingdome
@zel5055 I saw it earlier tonight, looks kind of similar to the Kansas City Royals logo, somewhat.
The Falcons also had Peaches, Vibrants, and Confederates as possible names
The Chiefs also had Royals and Stars as possible names
The Titans also had South Stars and Wranglers as possible names
The Ravens had Marauders and Americans as possible names
The Seahawks had Skippers, Pioneers, Lumberjacks, and Seagulls as possible names
The Jaguars had Sharks and Stingrays as possible names
Atlanta Confederates isn't a name that would've played well over time, ought as well call them the Atlanta KKKs.
Eagles are god
i wonder how confederates or vibrants would play out for two totally different reasons
Jacksonville Sharks better name than Jaguars.
Seattle Lumberjax with 2 axes forming an X on the helmet.
Cincinnati had a team called the Bengals that played in various and short-lived leagues from 1937 to 1941.
Little known fact: MLB's San Francisco Giants actually started as the New York Gothams.
Another fact: San Francisco has a gay football team called the Packers
I've lived in Ohio for 50yrs & maybe they should've named themselves "wait till next year" that's all I hear them ever say
Super Patriot you 50 years old?????????????????????
I’m guessing you’re referring to Cleveland?
@@leeanncline7771 yes 50yrs old that's all I've heard was "wait till net year" but I've been a Steelers fan since 1978
@@CoasterFish yes the Browns
I’m from Cleveland as well. I know the struggle. Can’t blame you for switching to a decent AFC north team
"The Jets team name would reflect the modern approach of his team and the star-studded performances he hoped his team would produce"
*Shows the Butt Fumble*
Seen Ecigs I am happy I’m not the only person that noticed TPS paid homage to the buttfumble.
Could've shown superbowl 3, but the butt fumble will live on
A lot more like the biplanes than Jets
@@mmdd1996 Could have shown Broadway Joe in the pantyhose ad...
Monday Night Miracle
The Bears originally were the Decatur Staleys and in their 1st season in Chicago they retained the name, changing it in their 2nd season to the Bears. The Packers very briefly had the name "Whales" (though they never played a single game with that name), and Curly Lambeau actually wanted to name the team the "Big Bay Blues" ( I am so glad we didn't take that name and changed our colors to the very recognizable Hunter Green and Harvest Gold!). But because the team was originally mainly workers for the Indian meat packing company that was bought out by Acme meat packing, and because Acme gained naming rights by buying the team uniforms, we became THE GREEN BAY PACKERS!
For one year you used the name Blues tho
5:12 Great picture and amazing subject matter!
Imagine if the Raiders renamed themselves the Gamblers when they relocated the franchise.
Would be sick but the Raiders have too much history
J. Gomez not saying they did, but it would be a good name for a Las Vegas team
J. Gomez yeah so good
There will never be a Las Vegas Gamblers, a gambling name will never be accepted here.
Erik Fredrickson It would be a nice name but but I see your point.
They should outlaw sports betting while a pro sports team is in town. Too much opportunity for fixing.
The buffalo bisons hockey team is now a youth hockey organization. The old team and the new organization are not related in any way. The old teams logo looks like a Pepsi cap
It wasn’t terribly long ago that St Louis had the Cardinals in both baseball and football. The football Cardinals moved to AZ in 1987.
In the 40s, New York had the NL and NFL Giants, AL and AAFC Yankees and the NL and AAFC Brooklyn Dodgers.
Buffalo Bills is a great unique name because the location name is integral to the team name.
You forgot a New York borough, and it’s the one that’s most iconic to it. Manhattan!
Also, why is there an apostrophe in “Boroughs”? And Staten Island is misspelled.
0:54 = "The falcon never drops its prey" AWKWARD
Alex A yeah Super Bowl 51 is now a meme for the Falcons
I'm confused. I thought the 28-3's changed their name after superbowl 51.
The Apollos would have been a great name
Can you do a video about the CFL?
I know other people said this already, but when I heard the description at 0:57, I thought: Unless it is an easy 28-3 lead in the Super Bowl......
Thomas Eastwood 😂😂😂😂
Dallas Steers... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
Comedy Gold!😂
@Riuk Corilious R. Lee Ermey would've been a great Head Coach for that team.
Nice
I love your vids
The Philadelphia Eagles were originally called the Frankford Yellow Jackets before they became the Eagles.
New England was almost called the Cheetahs.
Twahan Simultaneous hahahaha, how ironic (cheat ahhhs)
They should rename them the cheetahs
I C WUT U DID THERE
@clehooda northside can we get that in English, please?
Dallas Cowboys were almost named the Dallas Bandwagon.
I thought it was the Cowgirls
very good
Jealous much?
I thought it was the Oilheads
They almost called the 49ers Super Bowl Champions this year until Patrick Mahomes intervened.
Try to understand try try try to understand he's the magic man 😉
Big W for you sir! 😂
Notice how he forgot Manhattan when saying the Burroughs of NYC. And also, they were afraid that other teams would translate it to the jacka**es
Notice ALSO that he misspelled *Staten* Island as *Staton*
I know what we would of called the Cowboys had they gone with Steers
When the Browns moved to Baltimore, Art Model was going to still call them the Browns. It was decided Cleveland should retain the name. They tried to convince Indy to sell the Colts name to no avail. Then there was a fan contest. Some of the names were the Maruders (the B26 bomber for WW2 nicknamed Maruder
6:29 INDIANAPOLIS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Nobody:
TPS: A 400 word title sounds good
the 5 boroughs of manhattan...LMFAO
Atlanta Firerbirds? Might wanna check the spelling at 1:14 haha
'Now you see, the Falcons actually hid an F inside their logo because it's the name of their team, back to you joe'
Patriots were Boston Patriots for a while
They had to build Schrieffer Stadium in Forbore with all it warts, otherwise they move from the area.
They also were the Bay State Patriots for a hot minute
Atlanta Bombers wouldn’t work so well after the ‘96 olympics
0:58 didn't age well
Clay Capen exactly! 😂
With the Titans, there was a guy that went as far as paying to have mock uniforms, color schemes, and logos made. That actually probably killed the name right there. Bud Adams (and the NFL) weren't going to pay that guy the rights for any of that stuff. So, the contest quickly eliminated that name.
The Seahawks were almost named Sea Lions.
The Rams were almost called the Indians. Originally based on Cleveland in the 1930s, at the time adopting the baseball team’s nickname or derivative of (Cubs-Bears, Tigers-Lions, Boston Braves-Redskins) was en vogue. But the owner of the Rams, I’m told, was a great Fordham fan so he called his team the Rams. Too bad Vince Lombardi never got to coach them!
Where is "Mindianapolis"?
The Lakers relocated from where? It is hard to take you serious when you can’t pronounce Minneapolis.
Top 10 QB's That Put Up Great Stats, But Still Get Hated On.
Dak and Winston
All BLACK QB"S
Kirk Cousins
Matt Ryan
@@xStardust Dak puts stats up against bad teams But is 1-7 against Playoff teams
The Browns ironically lost their own team to Baltimore and became the Ravens, then were given an expansion team in 99 and can't remember if one team was forced to forfeit the other's history and titles or what.
In a further bit of irony Baltimore would lose their Colts to Indy in 1983 after the team owner literally packed up and left town overnight.
I guess Kansas City likes grand names. They have the Royals, the Chiefs and they used to have the NBA's Kings!
The Negro League team in KC was called the Monarchs. The Royals is wittingly or unwittingly a tribute to KC's previous ballclubs, the Monarchs and the American Association Blues.
we've always had names like that. As tygrkhat40 said, we also had the Monarchs. Lamar wanted a name that fit that scheme, but didn't want to give up the old west flavor, so went with the Chiefs. Also, he still owned the Texans name and gave it to the Houston franchise. So there are 2 minor inaccuracies from the video. I love that people go to Texans vs Titans games in Oilers gear. They're still just as salty about that move as Baltimore is about the Colts.
And their MLS team was originally called the Wizards.
@@lewatoaofair2522 I think the MLS team started out as "The Wiz" but had to change to Wizards because of a copyright lawsuit with some east coast company. Not sure why they changed the name to Sporting, but it might've had something to do with Cerner taking over the team.
@@SirLyonhart As well they should be. Baltimore is POed at Indianapolis and Cleveland is POed at Baltimore.
My favorite name always sticks the Washington football team....lol 🤣🤣🤣
Do 12 teams that can possibly go to the playoffs next season
Tennessee Copperheads. I like it.
Copper-colored helmets, cool uniform possibilities....
It look cool on their website. Colors were Green and Gold.
Jets rhymed with “Mets,” who although terrible, were quite popular.
Anyone else binge watching TPS videos
St Louis had two Cardinal teams
Yes, but it was quite coincidental... the baseball team was originally named the Perfectos (gawd but the folks in the 1800s had ZERO imagination!), and the Cardinals football team relocated from Chicago. Not quite sure where the football team's name came from, but the baseball team was nicknamed because of their socks, a nickname that just eventually stuck.
In 1993 the NFL wanted the newly awarded Carolina franchise to be named either the "Rhinos" or "Cobras", with the colors of Purple and Gold. Of course the owner said..."uh....no".
When Jags and Panthers came into the league the two franchises had considered taking on each other's names. They just don't sound right Carolina Jaguars, Jacksonville Panthers
that sanchez clip lol😂
Nice low key reference to the '96 olympics...ISWYDT 😉
The video guy said the LA Lakers moved from Indianpolis....it was MINNEAPOLIS, MN thus the Lakers. duh
In the early years of the NFL naming a city's professional football team with the same name as the city's baseball team was fairly common. The thinking being the relatively unknown sport of football could capitalize on the popularity of baseball.
Case in point: Cincinnati had the Celts in the 20's, the NFL Reds and AFL Bengals in the 30's........
Just imagine a world where Pittsburgh is called the Triangles
yah i didn't understand that one either
@@stevemd007 The meeting of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers to form the Ohio River is known in Pittsburgh as the Golden Triangle.
Triangle sounds like a Terry Bradshaw idea!
If I can't imagine John Madden saying it then it sucks.
The World Team Tennis franchise in the 1970’s was called the Triangles. Evonne Goolagong amd Vitas Gerulaitis were the stars.
Saints team colors were originally going to be light blue and yellow but it was too close to the Chargers colors. Black and gold was chosen because the original owner was an oil tycoon. Black and Gold - Black gold - Oil
Dallas didn't want to confuse the football team with the minor league baseball team. In 1946, Buffalo had teams in the International League, American Hockey League, All-American Football Conference and the National Basketball League and all were called "Bisons." The NBL Bisons only lasted a few games in Buffalo when they were moved to the Tri-Cities and became the Blackhawks. In 1951, the team moved to Milwaukee and shortened the name to Hawks. The Hawks moved to St. Louis in 1955 and to Atlanta in 1968. In the years when the only teams in Buffalo were the IL and AHL squads, the hockey team was referred to as the Ice Bisons.
8:50 why u gotta do that bruh lol
The Bears were once called the Chicago Staleys - George Halas changed to the name to honor Wrigley Field where the Bears once played home games as it is the home field of the Cubs. Cubs become bears.
Could you imagine the Raiders of the 1970's and early 1980's playing in Las Vegas?
Yes, bcuz Las Vegas is California's backyard. So many Californians live in LV.
@@robserrano8971 Good point. BTW, I am a Browns fan but I loved watching those Raiders/Chiefs games in the early 1970's. Raiders are looking good this year.
So far, so good... but I remember just having the best kicker for over a decade as my only best reliable player. Raider fan since 1982. Win, lose or tie... Raider Nation till I die.
I'm surprised the Oilers did not opt for a name reflecting Nashville's music legacy.
chrisbacos Nashville Sounds minor league baseball team
@@mattyg4186 that's right
I like how you used a recolorized Western Michigan University Broncos logo for one of the Houston concepts. I wonder how many people caught that lol.
Do top 10 dumbest moves so far in the 2020 nfl offseason
Tampa Bay signing Brady
Bill O'Brien trading away Deandre Hopkins
The Texans trading Deandre Hopkins in a trade with the Cardinals. I’m a jaguars fan and I find what the Texans did stupid I mean seriously.
Lamont Bradford Actually the Buccaneers signing Brady was genius. Winston couldn’t complete a pass to his receivers.
Cleveland should have named the team The Skid Marks
No they should have named them the clevland recess puff because they suck so bad and they look just like a recess puff.
Yall should do a video about the 5 best and 5 worst decision's made by the Cleveland browns
"Falcons never drops its prey"
Except leads
Buffalo bills 1946 to 1949 then 1960 to 2160 !
I love the bengals
Tennessee Titans also was nicknamed by an ESPN sports caster as Tennessee Tuxedos
NFL legends that stayed on the same team their whole career
Donald Driver
Not Tom Brady
Darrell Green played 20 seasons with the Washington Redskins. Only team he ever played on.
8:40 meanwhile names 4
Also they’re not boroughs of Manhattan they’re boroughs if NYC, and that is why they only had 4 because they didn’t include Manhattan
Cleveland should’ve gotten a brand new franchise team
Surprising that the Titans considered the Tornadoes name, considering a tornado hit the then-under construction Nissan Stadium in 1998.
What I would like to see one on the rest of the teams in the NFL like what were the Seattle Seahawks other options for names
Now I know how the titans came to be.
7:18 Actually it was the owner, Chet Soda, who wanted to name them the Señors.
Jets,Mets and Islanders. No wonder he's so messed up.🙄
I refuse to call them the New York Jets since they moved to New Jersey. Though I do still call the NFC franchise the New York Giants. New Jersey Jets just sounds better.
Why not name the video "Enlisting name contest entries for NFL teams"
Now we have Washington Redskins to Washington Football Team to Washington Commanders
I would like to suggest that the Jags rename the team to "The Doc Hollidays". Huckleberries for everybody!
no frank
@@blakestalnaker4932 Yes. A thousand times yes. Heck ... while we're here, make it 2 trillion.
The Doc Hollidays would be the baddest team of all teams of all times. Name-wise, I mean. Nobody but nobody would want to find themselves up against the Doc Hollidays.
Pittsburgh Condors played in the ABA from 1970-1972. I think the idea for calling them the Pittsburgh Triangles was because of the confluence of the Ohio, Allegheny, and Monongahela Rivers. Thus, "Three Rivers Stadium".
You should do a video on teams that have won every super bowl they have appeared in.
Where my early crew at
A lot of people are pointing out the Cardinals being in St. Louis until the NFL team moved to Phoenix. There were also the Giants of New York. Hence, Chris Berman saying "the New York Football Giants" as they were called to keep the two separate before the MLB team moved to San Francisco. Apparently New York newspaper writers think people are too dumb to figure out that reading a baseball article was not about the football team. The press thought people are dumb? Some things never change.
Saying the "5 boroughs of Manhattan" even though Manhattan is a borough, only listing 4 boroughs even though you literally just said 5, misspelling Staten Island and inexplicably adding an apostrophe to boroughs for no reason... Brilliant, one of the funniest things I've seen. Like an old Simpsons episode where they'd pack like 5 jokes into a 20 second stretch.
Kansas City Texans would have been a fun confusing name lol.. Since so many people think Kansas City is in Kansas and calling them the Texans would have been awesome. Houston has a city to the south called Missouri City =)
how i had no idea i did know that the jets i believe were originally the titans or were going to be called the titans