[82lsju]

I like black everywhere and a skull and crossbones on the helmet. Change the name from the pansy "Cardinal" to something swashbuckling. Maybe "Raptors." This IS football after all and not a game of pommel horse. Back it up with an attacking defense Lance, and not something better suited to a tea party like last year's bend and break unit. Might as well get beat with a couple of late hits per game rather than watch a bunch of Stanford safeties backing away from a tackle. I call it Dick Mannini football. Of course Toi Cook and Dave Wyman won't be available.

If you're going to go with a bird then go with the Cassowary - the world's most dangerous bird

It's been called the world's most dangerous bird. Its long dagger-like toes, in fact, were responsible for the death of a man in Florida last year.

Each of its three-toed feet has a claw that can be up to 4 inches or 10 centimeters long, allowing it to slice open a predator with a single kick, according to the San Diego Zoo. It can also run up to 31 miles per hour through dense forest and jump up to 7 feet (2 meters).

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/13/world/cas...index.html

[82lsju]

I like black everywhere and a skull and crossbones on the helmet. Change the name from the pansy "Cardinal" to something swashbuckling. Maybe "Raptors." This IS football after all and not a game of pommel horse. Back it up with an attacking defense Lance, and not something better suited to a tea party like last year's bend and break unit. Might as well get beat with a couple of late hits per game rather than watch a bunch of Stanford safeties backing away from a tackle. I call it Dick Mannini football. Of course Toi Cook and Dave Wyman won't be available.

If you're going to go with a bird then go with the Cassowary - the world's most dangerous bird

It's been called the world's most dangerous bird. Its long dagger-like toes, in fact, were responsible for the death of a man in Florida last year.

Each of its three-toed feet has a claw that can be up to 4 inches or 10 centimeters long, allowing it to slice open a predator with a single kick, according to the San Diego Zoo. It can also run up to 31 miles per hour through dense forest and jump up to 7 feet (2 meters).

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/13/world/cas...index.html