So yesterday's unveiling of the team's new uniforms drove a level of conversation that was very typical for anything name or brand related for our football team.

The number of views on the initial video that the team put out on social media on X is it two plus million and counting nothing they

produce social media wise generates the response that name and brand and uniform content

creates i mean nothing i mean not even mondays after games or Sundays during games.

I mean, it's in the millions of page views every single time they put out something like that.

That should always, by the way, end the conversation about whether or not this is the biggest issue, the biggest issue, the business side of the organization faces.

But for whatever reason, it still confounds some of you.

And I love when it does because it produces great emails and tweets.

I could sit here for the next three hours if I wanted to and just read the tweets and

emails that came in after yesterday's show.

And by the way, well, I'll save the by the way for in a moment.

I got this from Robert.

This was the best of the still confounded by the name and brand and

uniform conversation. And this is a good one. Robert, this is good. Robert writes,

you just did your whole show on uniforms, three hours of uniform talk.

Exclamation point, exclamation point.

Come on, man, get a grip.

You're not a serious person, or at least you're not taking your job serious.

You would have been yanked off the air in New York or Chicago.

This matters to you and a bunch of wacky 80-year-olds.

Bring the uniform talk to the home.

The home.

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