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Deep Football Thoughts


AtomicCEO
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So... the mascot for the Buffalo Bills is a Buffalo.

 

That never struck me for how odd it is until this morning.

 

Their mascot should be a "Bill", whatever that might be. But actually their name is just a play on the cowboy/showman, Buffalo Bill. So... shouldn't their mascot be a cowboy? Yes! Yes it should!

 

A buffalo isn't their mascot, it's the name of their city! It would be like the Redskins using George Washington as their mascot. It would be like the 49ers using St. Francis as their mascot!

 

This has suddenly become a very silly concept to me. I think the Buffalo Bills should be forced to move to a different city (a real one), and change their name and mascot.

 

Who's with me? :D

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So... the mascot for the Buffalo Bills is a Buffalo.

 

well, it's not just any buffalo. it's a buffalo with that red line thingy through it. as a kid, i told myself this red line had something to do with "bill"...was it supposed to represent some sort of weird backward pointing duck bill? the bill of a cap or one of those poker visors? i didn't really know, but i was convinced that the red line held the answers to the mystery of the "bill".

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