Too close to home Onion:

www.theonion.com/james-webb-telescope-finds-evidence-of-packers-secondar-1851108512

I hate drunk drivers with a pure passion but man I can just see that man crying and admitting fault all because his favorite team yet again for the 13th straight year failed.

EDIT: Oh this is old but still.  

That story of Tommy Devito overuling his agent to make good on a small business who were willing to pay 10K for him to appear in their pizzaria(Only for the agent to ask for 20K which the small business said go float yourself) was cool, just in time for the Holidays. Money going to charity!

Some sweet pics from the Texans win I'm planning to frame and hang somewhere at the house:





Still high from that one KING KID yeah it was a big deal to me that's family blood history passed down from the dirt I was born and raised on I'm not the only one it was a big deal to, if Tennessee and the rest of the NFL fans don't give a shit and it's that big of a deal to us all that shit should be returned back here to the house in Texas where it belongs. That ain't just a fucking halloween costume here it has real legit meaning the Titans and NFL should respect that.

Hopkins though I got to say earned the right to wear an Oiler uniform if anybody on that field Sunday had one. He was one of the Texans players that spoke out about being able to wear those back when he was here. Him, Watson, and Watt started wearing Oilers stuff and posting about it on Twitter is what stirred all this shit up. 

Also found this from Washington Post 1998, they seriously did not want the Oilers in Tennessee and were pissed that it took Bud so long to change it, it was one of his promises when the deal was made to change the name and it took him 2 years:

www.washingtonpost.com/archive/sports/1998/07/30/oilers-say-name-will-change/e4552e99-5f3f-4a60-a1aa-565e15d38bc1/

For everyone who thought Tennessee Oilers sounded a little weird, be patient. When the 1998 season ends, the Oilers' nickname will become a piece of NFL history.

Owner Bud Adams announced yesterday that he had decided to bow to the fans wanting a new nickname and will rename his Nashville-based team in time for the 1999 season.

"We'll play the 1998 season as the Hou -- Tennessee Oilers," said Adams, momentarily referring to the team's former home of Houston. "But as we start 1999 in our new stadium our team will have a new name."

Adams, who had promised fans a name contest three years ago when he signed a relocation deal, had a hard time deciding to go ahead with a name change. He heard from former Oilers players such as Earl Campbell and was personally attached to "Oilers," since both his father and grandfather were oilmen.

An advisory council made up of people from around Tennessee will sort through suggestions from fans. NFL Properties and Commissioner Paul Tagliabue will be involved, but Adams will make the decision.

Also upon further review seeing the pics Vrabel looked like the ultimate goober smoocher wearing the cowboy hat with sneakers. What a clown. He looked like a goober gobbling turkey herder. In the 11 years you've been posting with me on PW ya'll should have already known I was going to act a fool over this if we won this game. This was the ultimate win ever.

And that one play they threw Mills in there that was me in little league that one time they let me play QB when I was 12 haha! The poor fucker.

Beats hearing about Zach Wilson.