So yesterday, the team put out a tweet that read,

New Alternates unveiled in one week.

There was a picture of a silhouetted player in uniform with July 9

written over top of the helmet of the silhouetted player. July 9 would have been a week from

yesterday. That's when they are going to unveil their alternate uniforms for next year. Now,

everybody has pointed out that in that silhouetted picture, you can see the W on the helmet.

A couple of things real quickly. Number one, this is a tweet that right

now, as I'm looking at it, has 774,000 views. Now, I went back basically over the last

month and a half to look for kind of average views for a tweet. And the only tweet

that I could find that was anywhere even close to it, and it's only at about a half, the number,

was 360,000 views. And that was the tweet that the team put out, extending their sympathies and condolences for the loss of

Fred Smith, a former minority shareholder. Now, why did that particular tweet get 360,000 views?

Well, most of you can guess the answer for that. Fred Smith and Federal Express

were certainly at the forefront of the name going away back in the summer of July 20th.

I bring this up because like the average tweet view count for the commander's account in a typical

week is like 35,000 views.

This has 774,000 in counting.

Anybody that still will, especially, you know, for people like me that will say,

get off the name and the brand and

the uniforms, nobody cares. Nobody cares about that. They've moved on. We had a winning season

as if you can't do two things simultaneously. I enjoyed the winning season, and I also care

about the name and the uniforms. But for those out there,

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