NFL threatens Houston with legal action over 'blatant copying' of Oilers-inspired uniforms, per report
NFL threatens Houston with legal action over 'blatant copying' of Oilers-inspired uniforms, per report
The Cougars debuted the uniforms in the season-opening win over UTSA
Why yes, yes I am a Texas resident and Jacksonville Jaguars fan who has finally found the nexus between college football and the Tennessee Titans' ownership being absolute perennial dickbags about the Oilers branding.
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As another Texas resident and Jags fan, Fuck the Titans.
Now I'm curious. Were you a Jags fan before TL and ETN? I was a NE FL kid when Jacksonville got the team, and this is one of the more fun groups we've had, and the first sustainable feeling one since the initial Brunell/Smith/Taylor run.
Also, while I have no love for the Texans either, the Adams family holding onto "their" Oilers with a ghoulish death grip is petty bullshit. The only reason "Bud's" team mattered is because generations of Houstonians (and pretty much only Houstonians... The Cowboys have the rest of the state locked down) actually cared. The fact that he played hardball with the city and then pissed off to Tennessee is one thing, but pretending that people in Nashville gave a shit about Warren Moon and Earl Campbell is something entirely different.
Sorry for the late response but no, I was not a Jags fan before TLaw and ETN. I didn’t pay attention to the NFL before the 2017 season. My childhood team that I didn’t really follow until recently was the Raiders so them and the Jags are my two NFL teams. I am much more invested in college football though.
I mean as a TN native fuck the Titans lmao