Hyperion

Consider the depth of the 49ers receiving corps since he's been there. He was very underutilized early on.

The film is incredibly impressive. Combine this guy with Dike and you've got an offense that can get behind a defense. He led the SEC in receptions of more than 30,40 and 50+ yards.

Jennings is a culture changing player and would make for a perfect addition. He is a great competitor and leaves everything on the field. He catches everything. He's a massive upgrade over anything we have on the roster. Admittedly I'm biased. He's my favorite Vol of all time but I banged on the table to draft him and all he's done is validate that view.

Delp is intriguing. I remember he gashed UT in their game two years ago. Looked like a total stud but it seems like he was lost in their offense because the team has so much talent. UGA fans say he was criminally underutilized. I suppose he's potentially a huge steal and worth investigating.

For all the talk of old logos and 'classic'. It's interesting how much character a lot of these much older logos had relative to what is considered 'classic' now. Look at some of the following. I think all of these are great and it's a crime they aren't used more. I wish the Titans could create something with the spirit of the following.

I completely agree. In fact it will almost certainly be loved again in the future when people realize it's actually a great logo. You're completely correct about it too. There is really nothing separating the flaming thumbtack from the Steelers, Packers or 49ers logo other than brand familiarity. I could argue the Niners logo sucks when you consider what they could have with their name. The only old logos that are truly great the Dolphins one from the 70s and the Raiders.

I get what you're saying but I actually think the flaming thumbtack is classic. I could easily see it in the 1960s. I have no problem with stoic either, if it's done correctly. Hell I was advocating for the Parthenon to be our logo. What could be more stoic than that?

I like the idea. The execution is peak 1990's level garish and over produced.

Pistons=cars=horsepower. It's clever.

If they win 7 or 8 games this year then that's massive improvement and they'll be on the right path. Making the playoffs in 2027 is a lofty but not completely unrealistic goal.

That's why Tate is appealing. I'm a big believer in that certain schools just know how to produce certain positions. Ohio State is just producing quality NFL receivers at an amazing rate. It'd be foolish to ignore this. The Titans seem to do the opposite though. He's an offensive linemen who went to Alabama? Sign me up!

That'll only grow. The feedback among Titans fans seems to be 50/50. Generally that doesn't bode well for a rebrand when it's not overwhelmingly popular out of the gate. People will eventually want what the color scheme they were familiar with for 25 + years.

It's one of the best when you don't see it for years. The Tampa Bay creamsicles were equally maligned in their time. Now, just like the Oilers look, they are considered en vogue. The reality is that the Oilers look will get old very fast when we see it every week. Nobody and I mean nobody wanted to keep any element of the Oilers brand when they moved here.

I'm totally fine with this. Although most of these teams have dabbled into different branding. The 49ers went to a different look from the late 90s to 2010s. The Browns had an awful rebrand during the Manziel years. The Bills did some weird things and to me still look wrong without a red helmet. The Dolphins have committed the most heretical by changing from their classic 70s to mid 90s look. The Eagles have a modern uniform that's nothing like the original. Of the teams you mentioned, only the Raiders, Packers, Colts and Cowboys have never changed. I would love a simple, classic Titans jersey. I want that in two-tone blue, not this. I think it's almost a lock that they'll rebrand back to two-tone blue within ten years once people realize it's pretty fucking stupid to always look like another city's team on a weekly basis.

Truly disastrous wins. This team would ve in a great place for 2027 with just one more loss.